RV Rental Monroe, GA

No matter which direction you drive in your Monroe rental RV, you’ll find wondrous scenes of natural beauty. There are dozens of nearby nature preserves, national forests, national recreation areas, and access to beautiful beaches on the coastline of the Atlantic Ocean.

Favorite nature centers include the Oldcastle Nature Trail at Marcus Center. Tucked into a suburban area, this small nature center is a gem, with hiking and walking trails, bird watching, and pretty creeks. The Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area offers almost limitless outdoor activities, including biking and walking trails, fishing, and boat access to the 48 mile stretch of river that is the park’s namesake. Shaded trails and dog-friendly access makes it a favorite local spot. Several trails are flat and easily accessible to wheelchairs.

Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area is a unique spot, and one that you’re sure to enjoy. Some describe the landscape as “lunar,” or “otherworldly” and there are lots of great paths to walk on. Climb up to the top of Stone Rock and enjoy outstanding 360-degree views of the entire region.

Less than a half-day’s drive to the southeast of Monroe, you can explore two treasures on the seashore, both outside of beautiful, historic Savannah, Georgia. The Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge is a 10,000-acre coastal barrier island with beautiful beaches, sand dunes and walking trails. A little bit south is Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge, with areas of saltwater marsh, grasslands, deciduous woodlands and cropland, all on an abandoned military airfield.

Monroe’s diverse history draws visitors to the city; an active cultural life coupled with a small town atmosphere engages folks from all over to fall in love with this wonderful little town. Wander along antebellum homes, venerable and architecturally impressive government buildings, tree-lined sidewalks, and coffee and boutique shops. Classic southern hospitality will embrace you, as you meet friendly business owners, enjoy a wide variety of dining options, and experience some of the south’s best antique shopping. Events are held year round, including the Classic Car Show, First Friday’s Summer Free Concert Series, and a downtown farmers market.

Start at the Monroe Visitor’s Center and Museum for information on what to see and do, as well as check out displays and archives covering the local history of the area. Take yourself on the Historic Walking Tour. This is a self-guided exploration of local history and culture, with 27 unique spots and narratives. The Monroe Art Guild houses a gallery, artist studios, student gallery and a pottery studio. Childers Park is a 17-acre green oasis in downtown and a great place to have lunch and enjoy the quiet charm of Monroe.

Since Monroe is less than an hour east of Atlanta, you can also enjoy all the fineries of this fine big city. Favorite sites include the Georgia Aquarium, Centennial Olympic Park, the Atlanta History Center and the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site.

Art lovers will appreciate the amazing variety of art and culture in the city. Make sure to check out the Museum of Contemporary Art and the High Museum of Art. The Georgia State Museum of Science and Industry is a blast for kids of all ages, with interactive exhibits and explorations of all things science and technology. The ultimate place for kids is the Children’s Museum of Atlanta, a “museum without walls.”

Other great sites in the area include the World of Coca-Cola, a gigantic museum showcasing the popular soft drink and its roots in Atlanta. The Center for Puppetry Arts is a fun and truly unique spot that folks of all ages will enjoy. Last, but not least, is the Ferndale Museum of Natural History.

There’s so much to do in and around the area, and your Monroe RV rental can take you there!

The hospitality of the south is infamous. The beautiful landscape of this area of the state is calming and renewing. Small towns dot the back country roads, and bustling Atlanta lies just an hour away. The Monroe area is really a special place. You’ll meet folks whose families have lived here for generations. Learn and understand the history and tragedy of the Civil War. There’s so much to do, or not do. You can also just relax on and around the many lakes, rivers and wooded areas. A trip here with a Monroe rental motorhome can be anything you want it to be.

You will have no problem finding a place to park your Monroe rental camper, with literally dozens of regional parks, state parks, national forests and other natural wonderlands around the area. If you prefer more of the comforts of home, like WiFi, cable TV, swimming pools, laundry facilities, and camp stores, check into one of the many private campgrounds in the area that welcome rental RVs. Situated near a large metropolitan area, finding supplies, fuel, groceries and the like won't be difficult at all. There are several Walmart stores in the area, including a Supercenter right off MLK Jr. Boulevard.

In this agricultural heartland, you can find all sorts of wonderful local produce during growing season. The weekly Downtown Farmers Market in Monroe features food produced by area farmers, local meats and cheeses, live music, fun for the kids, and more. For a little city, Monroe has a great selection of eateries, from classic burgers to pizza and Italian fare, as well as Japanese and other Asian flavors. Of course, you’ll find classic southern foods at cafes and numerous sit-down eateries in the historic downtown area, as well as outside of the center of town. Atlanta, with its much bigger population, boasts world-class eateries run by renowned chefs. Imagine a style of food and you can find it in the area. Gluten-free and vegetarian/vegan options are more readily found in the bigger cities, but certainly are becoming more and more available throughout the regions.

Start planning your historic southern vacation now, and learn and explore all that this area has to offer. Search for an RV rental in Monroe, GA, today!