RV rental Red Top Mountain State Park, GA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

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Located in the northwest part of Georgia, and less than an hour’s drive to the city of Atlanta is Red Top Mountain State Park, a haven for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. It is one of Georgia’s most popular state parks, thanks to its location right by Lake Allatoona. Just a stone’s throw away from Cartersville, the park covers over 1700 acres of pristine forest, along with parts of the park jutting into the Etowah River and Allatoona Creek, making it an ideal location for camping in Red Mountain State Park.

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Getting Outdoors

While the state park’s main attraction is Lake Allatoona and activities surrounding the lake, it is also credited with being an excellent hiking park with a range of trails to explore for hikers that are camping at Red Top Mountain State Park. With about 12 miles of wooded hiking trails to explore, the trails range from half a mile to five and half miles in distance, and range from easy to moderate. For visitors with disabilities, there is an ADA accessible loop, Lakeside Trail that is about 3/4 of a mile, paved, and suitable for strollers and wheelchairs, and passes a section of the Lake Allatoona shoreline. Other trails worth checking out are White Tail Trail that covers half a mile one way, and is a moderate hike; the Homestead Trail is the longest, at over five miles, and moderate. Remember though, this trail is only for hiking, and no bicycles are permitted. For mountain biking, try the Iron Hill Bike Trail that’s a little less than four miles, and has a gravel path. Certain parts of the trail go along the banks of Lake Allatoona.

Camping at Red Top Mountain State Park

Red Top Mountain State Park camping areas come equipped with pull-thru sites, big rig access, 30 and 50 AMP electricity, water, restrooms, showers, and laundry. There’s plenty of space for the kids to run around and play. Pets are welcome too, though it’s advisable to keep pets on a leash while in the park. With over 100 sites available for RV camping at Red Top Mountain State Park, there are also options for renting cottages or cabins in the park. And even if you just want to drive into the park for a picnic, there are picnic shelters available.

Exploring the Area

A rental RV is one of the best ways to explore the Red Top Mountain State Park region and beyond. Once you’ve finished exploring the state park, drive towards the neighboring city of Cartersville. Whether you stay for a day or the weekend, or more, there is plenty to see and do in this city. If you enjoy history and art, then a stop at the museums of Cartersville is a must! Check out the Booth Western Art Museum that has the country’s largest collection of Western Art. Don’t miss the gallery of letters signed by every past US president. The Bartow History Museum in downtown Cartersville takes you through Georgia’s industrial, cultural and agricultural heritage. The kids will enjoy the Tellus Science Museum, replete with gigantic dinosaurs, early marvels of transportation, and replicas of space exploration.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • White Tail Trail, GARed Top Mountain State Park, GA
  • Lakeside Trail, GARed Top Mountain State Park, GA
  • Red Top Mountain Loop Trail, GARed Top Mountain State Park, GA
  • Homestead Trail, GARed Top Mountain State Park, GA
  • Sweetgum Loop Trail, GARed Top Mountain State Park, GA
  • Vineyard Mountain Trail, GACartersville, GA
  • Allatoona Lake Via Cooper's Furnace Trail, GACartersville, GA
  • Iron Hill Trail, GARed Top Mountain State Park, GA
  • Pine Mountain Trail, GACartersville, GA
  • Allatoona Pass Battlefield Trail, GACartersville, GA

Recent RV rental reviews in Red Top Mountain State Park

Abbas N.

September, 2025

We had a great time in Victor’s RV! Everything was set up well, and communication for pick up and drop off was easy. I appreciate that there was an option for a drop off later than 1pm. My kids fell in love with RVs and we’d definitely rent from Victor again for our next trip!
Timothy J.

September, 2025

This was our second time renting this camper and it was great! Great communication from host. Would definitely rent again!
Sondra L.

August, 2025

Blaine was a super host. We went over all functions of his camper. I have a TT but appreciated the info on how his worked. This 20ft Travel Trailer was great size for my dog and me. It was spotlessly clean! I’m OCD so it passed with flying colors. The bed was comfortable and had fresh linens and blanket. (Bring your pillow). It had a nice size refrigerator. The shower was a good size for me, I’m 5’9” and have been in smaller RV showers. He delivered it to my camping site on time and picked it up on time. Blaine is very nice and responded quickly to my questions. Thanks for a flawless first time renting an RV.

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