Best RV Rentals in Atlanta, GA

Planning an RV rental in Atlanta, Georgia? Whether you’re road-tripping the Southeast, catching a Braves game, or exploring the BeltLine, you’ll find the right rig here—everything from luxury Class A motorhomes to budget-friendly travel trailers. Every booking includes insurance and roadside assistance for peace of mind.

Class A Motorhome, Class B / Campervan, Class C Motorhome, Travel Trailer, Pop-up Camper, Toy Hauler, Fifth Wheel, Truck Camper for rent
near Atlanta, GA, USA

Types of RV Rentals in Atlanta & What They Cost

RV rental prices change with season, demand, and rig type—but here’s a quick look at the nightly base rates from Go RV Rentals’ Price Index Report. Actual prices on Go RV Rentals may be higher or lower depending on dates and availability.

Class A Motorhome Browse Now

~$298 per night
Large, bus-style rigs with slide-outs, big storage, and premium amenities. Great for families or longer trips around the South.

Class B Campervan Browse Now

~$228 per night
Compact vans that are easy to drive and park in Atlanta’s neighborhoods, with better MPG and stealthy city parking.

Class C Motorhome Browse Now

~$222 per night
The classic family road-trip RV with an over-cab bed, good for 4–8 people heading to Stone Mountain, the mountains, or the coast.

Travel Trailer Browse Now

~$116 per night
Tow-behind campers that are budget-friendly and flexible—set up at a campground and keep your tow vehicle free for exploring Atlanta.

Fifth-Wheel Trailer Browse Now

~$168 per night
Big, residential-style towables that require a pickup with a bed-mounted hitch. Rates here tend to track close to the national fifth-wheel average.

Pop-Up Camper Browse Now

~$86 per night
Lightweight tent trailers that pack small but open up at camp. Good if you want a low-cost, simple setup near Atlanta.

Toy Hauler Trailer Browse Now

~$151 per night
A trailer with a rear “garage” for bikes, ATVs, or golf carts—popular for race weekends and outdoor adventures around Georgia.

💡 Figures above don’t include add-ons like insurance, cleaning, delivery, mileage, or campground fees.

Why Rent an RV in Atlanta?

  • Easy access to Georgia’s mountains, lakes, and beaches from one major hub.
  • Fly into ATL and start your trip quickly with pickup or delivery options near the airport and suburbs.
  • Plenty of airport-friendly RV pickups and delivery options for fly-and-drive trips.
  • Dozens of full-hookup campgrounds within a short drive of downtown.
  • Atlanta is a natural base for loop trips to the Georgia mountains, coast, and neighboring states.
  • There’s a wide mix of affordable trailers and family-friendly motorhomes for different budgets.
  • Every booking includes required insurance and roadside assistance for added peace of mind.
  • Pet-friendly and family-friendly rigs are easy to find in the Atlanta area.

How to Rent an RV in Atlanta


📍

Search by location

Enter any city to find RVs for pickup or delivery.

🔎

Filter your results

Sort by RV type, dates, price, and amenities.

💬

Message the owner

Ask questions about RV features, campsite options, or trip ideas.

🧭

Request a booking

Send a booking request and get your adventure started.

Atlanta RV Rental FAQs

Insurance is required and available at various levels during the checkout process.

No. A standard driver’s license covers nearly all RVs, including motorhomes and trailers.

In Atlanta, recent average nightly rates from the Go RV Rentals price index are approximately:
Class A Motorhome: about $298 per night
Class B Campervan: about $228 per night
Class C Motorhome: about $222 per night
Travel Trailer: about $116 per night
Pop-up Camper: about $86 per night
Toy Hauler: about $151 per night
Fifth-wheel trailers are typically around $168 per night.

Prices depend on season, location, and trip length, plus any add-ons like delivery, mileage, or cleaning fees.

Small campervans and trailers usually sleep 2–4. Mid-size RVs sleep 4–8. Large rigs often sleep 6–10+, and some even up to 12.

Class B campervans, compact Class Cs, and teardrop trailers are easy to drive and perfect for two people.

Yes. Just confirm campground size limits and reserve ahead for popular weekends or event dates.

Popular RVs can book 2–3 months in advance during summer. Booking early gives more options and better pricing.

May–October is peak season. Spring and fall offer lower prices and fewer crowds. Winter can also be a good value for local trips.

Top Campgrounds Near Atlanta

These RV-friendly campgrounds are within about 20 miles of Atlanta and make great home bases for exploring the city and nearby nature.

Things to Do in Atlanta With Your RV

Park the rig, then dive into Atlanta’s world-class food, culture, and green spaces.

  • Georgia Aquarium – One of the world’s largest aquariums, home to whale sharks, manta rays, and immersive marine exhibits.
  • World of Coca-Cola – Explore interactive exhibits and the history of one of the world’s most iconic brands.
  • Piedmont Park – Atlanta’s “Central Park” with trails, open lawns, and skyline views—perfect for a picnic between adventures.
  • Atlanta BeltLine – Walk or bike this growing loop of trails connecting neighborhoods, art, parks, and breweries.
  • Atlanta Botanical Garden – A lush urban oasis next to Piedmont Park with seasonal events, canopy walks, and stunning plant displays.

Metro Atlanta RV Rental Locations

Popular RV Rental Destinations in Georgia

👀 Want to see all Georgia RV rental locations? Check out Georgia RV rentals statewide.

Ready to Hit the Road?

Start your adventure today. Compare RV rentals in Atlanta, book online in minutes, and head out to explore Georgia and beyond.

🚐 Browse Atlanta RV Rentals