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Forest River RV R Pod RP-180
2019 Travel Trailer

Forest River RV R Pod RP-180

Sleeps 2 20.0ft
(9)
$80 /night
Forest River RV Cherokee Alpha Wolf 26DBH-L
2018 Travel Trailer

Forest River RV Cherokee Alpha Wolf 26DBH-L

Sleeps 6 31.0ft
(15)
$110 /night
Prime Time RV Avenger ATI 29QBS
2020 Travel Trailer

Prime Time RV Avenger ATI 29QBS

Sleeps 10 36.0ft
$121 /night
EAST TO WEST Entrada 2900DS
2023 Class C Motor Home

EAST TO WEST Entrada 2900DS

Sleeps 7 32.0ft
$199 /night
Coachmen RV Apex Nano 208BHS
2019 Travel Trailer

Coachmen RV Apex Nano 208BHS

Sleeps 6 25.0ft
(33)
$106 /night
Dutchmen RV Astoria 3553MBP
2021 Fifth Wheel

Dutchmen RV Astoria 3553MBP

Sleeps 8 39.0ft
(7)
$180 /night
Prime Time RV LaCrosse 335BHT
2017 Travel Trailer

Prime Time RV LaCrosse 335BHT

Sleeps 9 37.0ft
(4)
$159 /night
Forest River RV Salem FSX 280RT
2022 Travel Trailer

Forest River RV Salem FSX 280RT

Sleeps 6 32.33ft
(2)
$124 /night
Forest River RV Georgetown XL 334QSF
2015 Class A Motor Home

Forest River RV Georgetown XL 334QSF

Sleeps 6 34.0ft
(2)
$259 /night
Forest River RV Wildwood FSX 207BH
2018 Travel Trailer

Forest River RV Wildwood FSX 207BH

Sleeps 6 22.0ft
(2)
$125 /night
Forest River RV Cherokee 304BH
2021 Travel Trailer

Forest River RV Cherokee 304BH

Sleeps 10 37.0ft
(3)
$116 /night
Gulf Stream RV Ameri-Lite Ultra Lite 268BH
2021 Travel Trailer

Gulf Stream RV Ameri-Lite Ultra Lite 268BH

Sleeps 6 30.0ft
(1)
$116 /night
Palomino Puma 32RBFQ
2022 Travel Trailer

Palomino Puma 32RBFQ

Sleeps 6 36.0ft
(2)
$100 /night
Cruiser MPG 2500BH
2021 Travel Trailer

Cruiser MPG 2500BH

Sleeps 8 29.0ft
$120 /night
Cruiser Shadow Cruiser 277BHS
2021 Travel Trailer

Cruiser Shadow Cruiser 277BHS

Sleeps 8 33.0ft
$120 /night
Four Winds RV Chateau 31F
2008 Class C Motor Home

Four Winds RV Chateau 31F

Sleeps 8 31.0ft
(2)
$125 /night
Forest River RV Sabre 37FLL
2022 Fifth Wheel

Forest River RV Sabre 37FLL

Sleeps 8 42.0ft
(1)
$196 /night
Gulf Stream RV Ameri-Lite 279BH
2022 Travel Trailer

Gulf Stream RV Ameri-Lite 279BH

Sleeps 8 34.0ft
(4)
$125 /night
Keystone RV Impact 300
2016 Toy Hauler

Keystone RV Impact 300

Sleeps 7 38.0ft
$175 /night
Starcraft Launch Outfitter 7 16RB
2017 Pop-up Camper

Starcraft Launch Outfitter 7 16RB

Sleeps 6 18.4ft
(22)
$80 /night

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Huntsville is Alabama's fourth-largest city and the county seat of Madison. It is situated in the state's northernmost region, close to the Tennessee border. English-speaking pioneers first migrated to the Mississippi Territory in 1805, attracted by the lush grounds surrounding what is now Huntsville. Huntsville, incorporated as a town in 1811, had a significant impact on the formation and development of the state. 

Several political and economic developments occurred to spur expansion in Huntsville. Huntsville also served as the hub of the early cotton industry that developed in northern Alabama and attracted pioneer families, traders, merchants, affluent planters, and investors. Five cotton gins were running in the town by 1815. As a result, a wide range of business establishments developed in the town to support the growing cotton industry and the population that went with it. The territory's first newspaper, the Madison County Gazette, started running in 1812, though the name was changed to the Huntsville Republican in 1816. By the time the construction of the county courthouse was completed in 1816, it was surrounded by brick residences, hotels, and warehouses. Huntsville served as the birthplace of the first Masonic Lodge in Alabama. At the time of the state's admission to the Union, Huntsville served as its capital. 

While in the city, you may start by going to the U.S. Rocket and Space Center, which has a museum and an interactive space flight experience. The stunning Huntsville Botanical Garden is close to the space museum and has both floral and aquatic gardens. Huntsville's Big Spring Park now boasts a brand-new, three-story structure that will house the Huntsville Museum of Art. The Von Braun Center has a theater, conference rooms, an exposition hall, and an arena. 

Campgrounds Near Huntsville, Alabama

A Shady Grove RV & Mobile Home Park, with more than 50 campsites, electricity connections, and a storage facility, is a great place to camp in your RV near Huntsville.

Alternative options include the Mountain Breeze RV Park in nearby Laceys Spring, AL which offers RV spaces for about $20 per night. You'll have easy access to nearby stores and the on-site museum during your stay. You can stay at Mountain Breeze RV Park for a single day or several months. The closeness to Huntsville, where the U.S. Space and Rocket Center is located, is probably the greatest feature of this recreational area.

The West Valley Mobile Home Park is another excellent place to camp. Since 1971, the park has been run and managed by a family and is renowned for its exquisite landscaping. The tranquil neighborhood is tidy and quiet, and you may make use of amenities, including free Wi-Fi and cable TV. All of the sites at this RV park include full hookups. 

State Parks Near Huntsville, Alabama

The Monte Sano State Park is a great place for a family vacation. It covers 2,140 acres and extends from the summit to the mountain's eastern side. Patients with diphtheria, cholera, and yellow fever were drawn to a sanitarium built on top of the mountain in the 19th century. The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) repaired the sanitarium's ruins and constructed cottages, paths, and viewpoints in the 1930s to make the most out of the breathtaking views of the Tennessee Valley. You will experience great tranquility in this park as you stroll below a canopy of hardwood trees such as Sugar Maple.

Tims Ford State Park, which spans 1,321 acres, is a wonderful, relaxing setting. The lake is not only regarded as one of the most stunning in all of Tennessee, but it is also a great place to go fishing. If seeking further excitement, the Lake View Marina offers canoe, kayak, and pontoon rentals. Tims Ford State Park, which is close to Lynchburg, Fayetteville, and Altamont, is great for a nature vacation. While in the park, visit Fall Creek Falls, one of Tennessee's largest and most well-known parks. This site occupies about 30,000 acres of the Cumberland Plateau and is renowned for gorges, waterfalls, streams, and unending woods.

Also near Huntsville is Joe Wheeler, State Park. Joe Wheeler State Park has several spots to cast out and is sometimes referred to as a bass angler's heaven. The miles of hiking paths and lake tours offer a wonderful picturesque excursion for nature lovers, while "The General" golf course and the disc golf area are enjoyable for golfers and golf fans. Additionally, you may go boating or swim at the river's beach. Many day-use locations have barbecues, fireplaces, picnic tables, and electricity outlets underneath covered pavilions. More than 100 full-hookup campsites may be rented for about $30 per night.

National Sites Near Huntsville, Alabama

Visit Russell Cave National Monument, a notable historical site that chronicles ancient people and their civilizations. It is an archaeological site in northern Alabama that showcases cultures that formerly ruled the Southeast region of the United States. The cave's extra-large entrance was used by Native Americans seeking refuge, particularly in the winter. In addition, they used the nearby forest for wild game hunting, harvesting produce, gathering raw materials for making tools, and collecting wood for their fireplaces. The archaeological relics and artifacts on display at Russell Cave allow you to experience history while you're there.

Additionally, you may go to the 15,288-acre Little River Canyon National Preserve in northern Alabama. The river is the only sizable stream in North America to traverse a mountaintop end to end. The Little River sculpts canyons, tunnels, and valleys along its path, creating breathtaking landscapes. The preserve is abundant with wildlife, and many protected species have made it their habitat. The majority of tourists enter the region from nearby Fort Payne, Alabama and travel through the preserve on a roadway that bisects it.

The Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument is a noteworthy historical site that you may visit. It pays tribute to African Americans' difficulties as they battled segregation. The monument, which spans four city blocks, uses life-size sculptures, historical landmarks, and informative inscriptions to bring the experience to life. You may walk the same streets that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the illustrious Fred Shuttlesworth did during their titanic quest for equality during your stay. This historical site is an excellent complement to a tour along the Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail or as a stand-alone attraction.

National Forests Near Huntsville, Alabama

Visit the William B. Bankhead National Forest, one of Alabama's four national forests, spread across 181,230 acres northwest of the state. Also known as the "place of a thousand waterfalls," the forest is home to the sole Wild and Scenic River in Alabama, the Sipsey Fork. Along with the Sipsey Fork, this forest is home to several streams, a substantial number of beautiful waterfalls, and a variety of species unmatched in the South. Every form of entertainment you may desire is available, including equestrian routes, hiking trails, and numerous recreational locations. The Black Warrior Waterdog, a recently found flourishing endangered species, is evidence of the reserve's remaining wild side despite the extensive human activity.

At the southernmost tip of the Appalachian Mountains lies Talladega National Forest spanning more than 392,567 acres. There are three separate, unconnected regions in this national forest. The Oakmulgee District, which has its administrative center in Brent, Alabama, is mostly made up of broad, sloping ridges in the counties of Hale, Tuscaloosa, Bibb, Perry, Chilton, and Dallas. The other two park portions in northern Alabama have low mountains and upland hills. The Talladega National Forest is an excellent site for hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing.

You will have a breathtaking experience at Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest. In northern Georgia, two national forests make up this forest. The big peaks in Chattahoochee are the best places to go hiking if you want to see the mountains. The Oconee region is mostly flat, with a few minor hills. The Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest, with its approximately 886,468 acres, is ideal for camping, boating, fishing, and swimming.

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Located in northern Alabama, Huntsville is currently the fourth-largest city in the state. Its RV dump stations can be found in a variety of places like state parks, marinas, and RV campgrounds. Huntsville boasts such attractions as the Huntsville Botanical Garden and the U.S. Space and Rocket Center.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Renting an RV Near Huntsville, AL

How much does it cost to rent an RV in Huntsville, AL by trip duration?

On average, the price to rent a motorhome is $120-200 per day, $360-600 for three nights, and about $800-1,400 for a week. Some owners will give you a discounted price the more days you rent. Check the listing details or ask the owner directly if you plan to book a longer stay.

What does RVshare Protection cover with my Huntsville, AL RV rental?

RVshare's protection plan standard package covers up to $300,000 in comprehensive and collision coverage based on the value of the RV. It also includes free 24/7 roadside assistance and free towing and tire service. For more information on RVshare insurance, click here.

What do I need to know before renting an RV in Huntsville, AL?

Huntsville, AL, has plenty of freeway access to make RV driving a breeze. The city is known for its military technology and aerospace industries, and is sometimes referred to as "Rocket City." You won't want to miss some of the space-themed attractions such as the U.S. Space and Rocket Center and Space Camp. Also, be sure to check out Burrit on the Mountain and Huntsville Botanical Garden.

What are the RV rental requirements in Huntsville, AL?

There is no special license needed to rent an RV, but it never hurts to check state websites. if you are unsure about traveling there and any regulations they may have, double-checking with the state will provide some peace of mind!

What are some tips for first-time RV renters in Huntsville, AL?

Renting in Huntsville, AL means beautiful blue skies and plenty of outdoor or indoor activities. You may also experience the rich history and science of the aerospace industry. Make sure you have a full tank of gas and plenty of food before you hit the road. You'll find plenty of RV campgrounds with pools and other fun amenities, along with showers and laundry facilities. Busy season is in the summer so book early to get your spot, or go off-season to avoid crowds.

What are the minimum age requirements for renting an RV in Huntsville, AL?

The minimum age requirement for renting an RV is 25.

What is included in my Huntsville, AL RV rental?

You should find any amenities that are included with your rental in the listing details. But it never hurts to check in with the owner before you arrive at the RV or have it delivered to ensure you have everything that is needed to have a fun and enjoyable trip!

Are there pet friendly RVs for rent in Huntsville, AL?

Looking for a pet friendly RV rental? Use the pet-friendly filter when searching on RVshare.com to find the perfect one for you!

Can I have my Huntsville, AL RV rental delivered to a specified location?

Many owners on RVshare.com offer delivery, and will even set it up for you at the campsite. Choose the 'Delivery' filter to narrow down your search results to RVs that can be brought to your home or destination. Check the listing details for any information regarding extra fees for delivery, or ask the owner if you are unsure.

Are there one way rental options from Huntsville, AL?

One way rentals can add flexibility to your trip, but there are typically costs associated with returning the RV back to the owner. Learn more about one way rental options at rvshare.com/one-way-rv-rentals.