RV Rental Commerce, GA

Hurricane Shoals Park is a scenic recreation area managed and operated by the Jackson County Parks & Recreation Department, and partially funded by the Tumbling Waters Society of Jackson County, Inc, a non-profit organization. Activities in the park include picnicking, swimming, and tubing in the shoals (the river that divides the park), and there is an authentic and working grist mill that mills cornmeal during the annual Art in the Park festival. It also has a miniature golf course and a disc golf course.

The nearby family fun center is an indoor and outdoor recreation venue that is perfect for families with young children. The center has carnival-style rides, bumper cars, and a go-kart race track. There is an indoor arcade with pinball and other games, and laser tag. It also has a miniature golf course.

Buford Dam Park is a cultivated lakeside park with opportunities to swim, fish, hike, and have picnics. There is a barbecue area and also public restrooms; one of the hiking trails takes you past the dam. Park your Commerce RV trailer rental nearby and you can spend an entire day at the park, coming and going as you please.

There is a multitude of RV parks and campgrounds around the area; some of them may have tent camping and some may have mobile homes. Your Commerce camper rental is all you need to be comfortable wherever you decide to stay.

Victoria Bryant State Park has a rustic campground with access to hiking and biking, boating (with electric motors or paddles), and fishing. There is a beach where guests can go swimming or you can go geocaching along the shoreline. Guests have access to a golf course located within the park. The campground is a combination of tent and RV camping, first come, first served.

Georgia RV Park is a rustic RV campground with plenty of trees and grass and a saltwater pool. Some of the individual sites have pull-through access and some have full hookups. There is a playground for children and a picnic pavilion for outdoor meals. There is a meadow with tent camping available.

There are lots of things to do in the area surrounding Commerce. One outdoor adventure company puts you in the pilot's seat of a light sport aircraft after a quick introduction and explanation of the controls. Customers have the option of guiding the plane or allowing the instructor-copilot to fly the plane for them. This could be a one-off experience but customers have the option of returning for lessons. There are museums and wineries to explore and experience, and antique markets that show rather than tell what life in this area was like back in the day. While you are here, be sure to take your Commerce RV rental for a short spin (or a long one); RV vacations were made for hitting the open road and this is your chance to do exactly that.

Before the sun sets, it will be time to start thinking about more culinary pursuits and Commerce has this covered too. Restaurants in the city range from inexpensive to moderately priced and there is a balance of locally owned and commercial chain restaurants, so there should be something for everyone come dinner time. One of the Japanese restaurants is a traditional hibachi restaurant, preparing your dinner before you (and putting on a show doing it), but it also has a good selection of sushi and sashimi entrees. A local diner puts the comfort in comfort food, offering up fried chicken, meatloaf, or anything else that Mom used to make. The decor is simple as are the dishes, but the ingredients are fresh and portions large. Expect to take some of your meal home to your Commerce luxury RV rental, because food like this should never be left behind (and you may not forgive yourself if you do). Vacations were made for midnight snacks, eating in lawn chairs or whatever suits you, and this is your chance to make the most of it.