RV Rental Ider, AL

Many of the attractions in and around the town are based on the beautiful nature. With parks, saddleries, farms, campgrounds, and creeks, there is something for everyone to enjoy during the outing. Book an RV and venture down to Ider Town Park where there are walking trails that are mostly paved awaiting your arrival. Tennis courts, a baseball field, a playground, and a picnic area are also available. One could spend an entire afternoon enjoying the fun, and nice weather here so bring your Ider camper rental and go have an amazing time!

The town of Ider also features two parades each year, a homecoming parade and a Christmas parade. The local school marching band and dance team often march in the parade, as well as local civic organizations. Fans of small-town traditions enjoy seeing these, and you may also start a tradition of attending.

Fans of industrial history will also find several opportunities to book a motorhome in DeKalb County. The county was once an industrial hub for northeastern Alabama. Several towns were mining towns, but as the industry began to move, many of the towns were abandoned. The mining equipment was purchased by different companies or governments and shipped elsewhere. That left behind ghost towns such as Battelle, Bootsville, and Rawlinsville. These old towns were once integral to DeKalb County and remain interesting parts of its history.

Little River Canyon National Preserve is an encapsulation of much of the beauty of Ider and the surrounding county. Located atop Lookout Mountain, the preserve is about 30 minutes outside of the city. It features opportunities for fishing and hunting with the proper licenses. One may also camp, eat at a local restaurant, and hike through the beautifully preserved nature.

Due to Ider being within driving distance of so many different cities and natural attractions, several RV parks are nearby. While none are actually in Ider, it's not hard to find one close that will have the amenities you are looking for to park your Ider travel trailer rental.

Little River RV Park and Campground in Fort Payne is located near Little River Canyon National Preserve. The park offers 50 amp electric, sewer, and water hookups for your RV. It also provides cable TV and WiFi. Pets are allowed at the sites so don't forget to bring Fluffy along.

Wills Creek RV Park is right off of Interstate 59, a major interstate through Alabama. The park provides sewer, water, and electric. It has WiFi as well. The sites are pull-through, and there is enough space for some big rigs.

Sequoyah Caverns and Ellis Homestead in Valley Head is the park closest to Ider. Offering 50 amp electric hookups, as well as sewer and water, the campground also has WiFi. It is located next to caverns that you may explore with a guide. Playgrounds and a dog park are also onsite.

Buck’s Pocket State Park is a small state park in Grove Oak. As with Ider, Grove Oak is located atop Sand Mountain. The state park campgrounds offer water, sewer, and electric for your RV. They have pull-through sites, with some of the sites being located along the waterfront.

Should you be passing through and need a quick overnight stop, consider Walmart. There is a Walmart located less than 30 minutes away in Fort Payne, and overnight camping may be allowed there. Just be sure to hop in and speak with a manager before settling down.

The area around Ider is full of exciting things to see and do on your outdoor family adventure to northeast Alabama. Fort Payne Depot Museum is built from an old train depot that was built in 1891. The depot serviced passengers until 1970 and freight until 1983. It’s been a museum since 1986. History enthusiasts will enjoy stopping at this museum. Park your Ider motorhome rental in the parking lot and make a day of it.

The Northeast Alabama Agri-Business Center is a convention center devoted to the agricultural industry. Located in Rainsville, offers different events throughout the year. Catch horse shows, circuses, rodeos, barrel races, and trade shows. Fans of agriculture and rural life will definitely find something to enjoy there.

The DeKalb Welcome Center in Valley Head offers standard rest stop offerings, with vending machines, places to rest and picnic, along with information about the county as a whole. There is also a gift shop. For someone who is new to northeastern Alabama, it could be a good place to stop and get a feel for the area.

Should it be a charming northern Alabama town you are seeking to explore for a few days, consider a motorhome rental in Ider. Enjoy the southern food, visit a museum, walk along a trail, and take in the lavish scenery. Rent an RV in Ider, AL, and have an amazing time exploring Alabama.