RV Rentals in Biloxi, Mississippi

Popular RV Rentals Near Biloxi, Mississippi, for Any Budget

Travel trailers are the most popular rentals for camping in the Biloxi, Mississippi area, and they start at about $99. If you're looking to save a bit of money and want to go camping now, a popup camper may be a great choice. They start at only $54 nightly. Travel in luxury in a motorhome, starting at about $160 a night. Now is the perfect time to explore Biloxi, Mississippi, and the surrounding area. 

RVshare’s Top Vacation Destinations Near Biloxi, Mississippi, No Matter the Duration

Mobile, Alabama, is a historical city where the first Mardi Gras in America may have occurred. Learn more about past Mardi Gras events by visiting the Mobile Carnival Museum. There are also many historic homes to tour, including the Oakleigh and Bragg-Mitchell mansions that are open for tours at scheduled times. You can also spend a day visiting the GulfQuest National Maritime Museum of the Gulf of Mexico to learn more about shipping in the Gulf. 

Gulfport, Mississippi, is the second-largest city in the state, and you can find many things to do there. History lovers will want to visit the Mississippi Heritage Aviation Museum and the Gulfport Museum of History. Gulf Island Water Park is the perfect destination for a full summer day. Grab a ride on the ferry that the Skrmetta family has been operating for over 100 years to explore Ship Island and the Gulf Islands National Seashore. 

You should also set aside a day to explore Bay St. Louis. Spend a morning discovering the Alice Moseley Folk Art and Antique Museum before heading to the casino. The Jourdan River is the perfect place to spend the afternoon kayaking. Buccaneer State Park is an ideal spot for sunbathing and swimming in the Gulf of Mexico. 

Explore Biloxi, Mississippi, in an RVshare RV Rental

While people have lived in the Biloxi, Mississippi region for at least 10,000 years, the city's modern history began in 1697 when Comte de Pontchartrain, French Secretary of State for the marine, gave Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville orders to find the mouth of the Mississippi River. On February 13, 1697, d'Iberville landed near Biloxi where Native Americans greeted him warmly. For the next 100 years, the area belonged to France, England, and Spain as land trades occurred. In 1810, the area became part of the Republic of West Florida, but that period lasted less than 2.5 months. The city was incorporated in 1838, and a decade later, workers built the Biloxi Lighthouse.

Biloxi ceded from the United States in 1868, and Jefferson Davis became president of the Confederate States of America. You can visit his final home, Beauvoir, while in Biloxi. He wrote "The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government" while living in this home that he loved for its beautiful views of the Gulf of Mexico and the Mississippi Sound. Learn more about his life and enjoy the beautiful views when you visit this location. 

In 1881, Lopez, Elmer, and Company became the first seafood cannery in Biloxi; four more companies soon followed. By 1920, the city was called the Seafood Capital of the World, and there were more than 40 seafood canneries. Learn more about this city's fabulous seafood at the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum. After your visit, be sure to taste the area's delicious seafood for yourself at Shaggy's Biloxi Beach, McElroy's Harbor House, and The Reef. 

When Mississippi state legislators approved dockside gambling in 1992, Biloxi became a popular place to gamble. The Isle of Capri opened on August 1, 1992, and The President Casino and the Biloxi Belle opened a few weeks later. While initially, all gambling had to occur on the water, after Hurricane Katrina wiped out the Gulf Coast in 2005, state officials changed the law so that gambling could occur within 800 feet of the shoreline. 

Discover Nearby Towns and Cities

D'Iberville – This community of about 9,400 people was one of the worst-hit areas during Hurricane Katrina. City officials have worked with prestigious design firms worldwide to implement a full-fledged New Urbanism SmartCode. This city was officially incorporated in 1988. This community is about 3.5 miles north of Biloxi. 

• 20+ Restaurants 
• 7 Gas Stations 
• 2 Campgrounds 
• 1 RV Dump Station 

St Martin – This community is about 5.2 miles northeast of Biloxi. Settlers named it after a 1700s French military officer who lived in the area. The Saint Martin Complex is a great place to watch sports. Shepard State Park is an ideal spot for a hike. 

• 6 Restaurants 
• 5 Gas Stations 
• 1 State Park 
• 2 Campgrounds 
• 1 RV Dump Station 

Ocean Springs – This community is two miles east of Biloxi. Settlers incorporated this city on September 9, 1892. From that humble beginning, it has grown to a community of about 18,000 people. 

• 20+ Restaurants 
• 20+ Gas Stations 
• 3 Campgrounds 
• 4 RV Dump Stations 

Best National Parks Near Biloxi, Mississippi

One of the oldest national parks in the United States is Hot Springs National Park, and you'll want to visit this park that is about 475 miles away. Take a stroll along Bathhouse Row to see each of the buildings' unique architecture. They were all built between 1892 and 1923. People have been continuously bathing at the Buckstaff since 1912. After your long drive, enjoy the world's only thermal water beer by heading to the Superior Bathhouse. Then, enjoy taking in the art at the Ozark Bathhouse. 

Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a great place to see nature on this trip or a future one as it's 564 miles from Biloxi. Take a scenic drive along the Newfound Gap Road or the Little River Road starting near Gatlinburg, Tennessee, and you're likely to see American black bears, white-tailed deer, groundhogs, and chipmunks. Stop at the Mountain Farm Museum to see the historic buildings moved to this location from throughout the park. 

Mammoth Cave National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an International Biosphere Reserve location. Take the cave tour to explore the world's longest-known cave system. Experts have mapped over 400 miles of this cave, and they believe they are only about halfway done. This park is also a fantastic place to go for a hike, especially in the fall when the leaves are changing color. 

Popular State Parks Near Biloxi, Mississippi

Paul B Johnson State Park near Hattiesburg is a terrific location for a hike under long-leaf and loblolly pines, oak, and dogwood trees. The 225-acre Geiger Lake is a great place for a paddling adventure. Children will love the splash pad and playground, while everyone will want to join in a game of disc golf at the scenic course. 

Shepard State Park covers 395 acres near Gautier, Mississippi. You'll love hiking along the nature trails at this Singing River area park in the spring. If you have a dog along, bring them along to play in the dog park. This park's 18-hole golf course is a favorite because it follows a hiking trail. There are 28 campsites at this state park.

Buccaneer State Park near Waveland is the perfect place for a beach day. Additionally, the 4.5-acre waterpark is ideal for playing on a hot summer day. Explore the nature trails at this park or play video games, a round of pool, ping pong, and foosball in the activity center before swimming laps in the pool. 

Must-See Monuments and Landmarks Near Biloxi, Mississippi

Take a drive down U.S. 90, and you'll discover 30 tree sculptures created by Marlin Miller, Dayton Scoggins, and Dayle Lewis when it became apparent that many of the live oak trees were killed by the 40-foot storm surge produced by Hurricane Katrina. Each statue is unique with many featuring folk art or marine life. One of the most impressive statues is a 17-foot-tall eagle in War Memorial Park in Pass Christian, Mississippi. 

Upcoming Events in and Near Biloxi, Mississippi

• Our Lady of the Gulf - This July festival features crab and lots of fun family activities. 
• Biloxi Seafood Festival – Arts, crafts, family games, and dancing all happen during this September festival, but the biggest draw is eating all types of seafood. 
• Gulfport Anchor Fest – Head to Jones Park in Gulfport dressed as a pirate to participate in this family-friendly September festival that also features the chance to see many boats. 
• Zonta Arts and Crafts Festival – Visit over 300 arts and craft vendors, listen to live music, and play games at this October festival in downtown Pascagoula. 
• Piney Woods Heritage Festival – Learn traditional crafts like basket making and watch reenactments at this October festival at the Crosby Arboretum in Picayune. 

Popular POI Activities in and Near Biloxi, Mississippi

• Mississippi Sand Hill Crane National Wildlife Refuge – This 19,000-acre refuge near Gautier is a fantastic place to go hiking and birdwatching. 
• Gulf Islands National Seashore – Explore Mississippi's barrier islands while enjoying a day at the beach when visiting this facility along Mississippi's southern coast. 
• Popps Ferry Causeway Park – Launch your vessel, hike along the interpretative trail, or rent a canoe at this Biloxi park. 

RVshare’s Top Picks for Nearby RV Parks and Campgrounds

 It's easy to find terrific Mississippi Gulf Coast campgrounds. Bay Marina and RV Park is a one-stop facility with a campground, marina, bar, and RV and boat storage. Majestic Oaks RV Resort in Biloxi hosts many special events throughout the year, and you'll love sitting in the rocking chairs on the office's front porch. Cajun RV Park is across the street from a beautiful white sand beach. 

Best RV Dump Stations Near Biloxi, Mississippi

If you prefer to boondock, you can find terrific RV dump stations in Biloxi. Find them at campgrounds, including Fox's RV Park & Complex, Cajun RV Park, and Majestic Oaks RV Resort. You can also find RV dump stations near Gautier's rest stops going in either direction. 

Popular RV Storage Facilities Near Biloxi, Mississippi

Keep your RV safe and secure when it's not in use at a Mississippi Gulf Coast RV storage facility. 1st Choice Self Storage offers three locations in Gulfport. B&G Climate Control Storage offers outdoor parking spaces up to 45 feet long. Storage Choice-Gulfport has indoor storage spaces that are also up to 45 feet long.