RV rental Vicksburg National Military Park, MS: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Book an RV in Warren County, and you'll be one step closer to beginning this memorable vacation. When you're ready, take your rental RV for a spin around the block or out onto the highway. Driving a motorhome rental is a unique experience and one that you don't want to miss. There aren't any RV campgrounds within the park itself, but there are a few that are a short distance away. The Ameristar RV Park at Vicksburg is just south of the military park and has shuttle buses that can take you to downtown restaurants and entertainment, or to a local casino (or both). The individual campsites have paved pads and 30/50 amp electricity, full hookups, and WiFi access. Sites have pull-through access, and the campground has restrooms with hot showers, laundry facilities, and a swimming pool. Magnolia RV Park Resort is another place to park the Vicksburg camper rental; this pet-friendly RV park has full hookups and pull-through access at all of its campsites, plus cable TV channels and WiFi access. It is a short distance away from grocery stores and other amenities and has a shuttle bus that will whisk you away to the local casinos. If you choose to stay here, you will probably notice the red-ear turtles and deer that wander through the park without a care in the world, and the hummingbirds and red cardinals that pass through (among many other bird species). River Town Campground is a little farther down the road but still close enough to get into Vicksburg when you need to. This open-air campground has full hookups, pull-through and big rig access, picnic tables, and deer may wander through and stop for a visit.

The town of Vicksburg, which is surrounded to the north and east by the military park, has a long history and a deep connection to the arts. The Miss Mississippi Pageant and Parade are held in Vicksburg each summer, and the town's Benevolent Club hosts a reunion for former residents that helps to raise money for scholarships for local students. Some of the reunion's attendees come from far across the country to participate. Vicksburg is also renowned for its classical architecture, which includes the city hall, built in 1902, and it has a long list of notable structures and attractions. Some examples are the Biedenharn Coca-Cola Museum (Coca-Cola was first bottled in Vicksburg in 1894), the Jacqueline House African American Museum, the Old Courthouse Museum, and the Vicksburg Riverfront Murals. If you're looking for some afternoon entertainment when you rent an RV near Vicksburg National Military Park, the town of Clinton is just down the road; this is where you'll find several urban parks, landmark structures such as Mississippi College and the Old Town Depot, and places to shop like an art gallery museum and a book store.