RV rental Mississippi: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

While on your Mississippi RV road trip, visit Tupelo. The city is celebrated as the birthplace of Elvis Presley; there are numerous statues throughout the city, and you can also visit his childhood home and the Elvis Presley Birthplace museum. Other things to see and do here include the Tupelo National Battlefield, Buffalo Park and Zoo, and Downtown Tupelo Main Street. Special events that take place here every year include the Cherry Blossom Festival, the Tupelo Furniture Market, the Celebration of Cultures, and the Tupelo Elvis Festival. RV campgrounds near Tupelo include the sites at Tombigbee State Park. The park features a lake and an RV campground with paved sites, a bathhouse and laundry facility, electric and water hookups, and picnic tables and fire rings with grills at each site. You can also enjoy some time in Hattiesburg when you are visiting one of the many Mississippi Gulf Coast RV campgrounds. Hattiesburg combines history and antebellum Southern charm with a thriving modern food, beer, art, and music scene. Highlights here include the African-American Military History Museum, the Paul B. Johnson State Park, the Hattiesburg Zoo, and the Mississippi Armed Forces Museum. Annual celebrations that you may want to keep in mind as you plan your trip include the Downtown Crawfish Jam, the Farmer’s Market Opening Day, Downtown Summertunes, and the Hattiesburg Craft Beer Festival. The nearby Okatoma Resort and RV Park sits on 60 wooded acres with three fishing lakes, a clubhouse, and a convenience store. In the state's northwestern corner, Tunica is well known for its casinos and the restaurants, retail therapy, and live entertainment that go along with the games. But there’s a lot more to do and see when you are staying at one of the RV campgrounds near Tunica, including the Gateway to the Blues Visitor Center and Museum, the Tunica Queen Riverboat Cruise, the Great River Road and Bike Trail, and walking tours in historic Tunica. Special events that take place in and around here every year include the Tunica Tour de Blues, Bridging the Blues, and the Crawfish, Corvettes, and Camaros Festival. Sam’s Town Hotel and Gambling Hall is a short drive north of Tunica and features a full-service RV campground with a courtesy shuttle, full hookups and cable hookups, and concrete pads, fire rings, and picnic tables at each site. Jackson is the state capital, and it’s known as the “Birthplace of American Music” because of its blues heritage. The Mississippi Freedom Trail runs through the city and spotlights significant civil rights historical sites. Other highlights include the Medgar Evers Home Museum, the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science, and the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum. Annual celebrations that you may want to keep in mind when planning your trip include CelticFest Mississippi, the Mississippi Urban Book Fest, Spring Market of Jackson, the Mississippi Pickle Fest, and the Mississippi Makers Festival. The nearby Swinging Bridge RV Resort features the eponymous bridge, a pond, a swimming pool, and plenty of other amenities. Mississippi is the deepest of the Deep South, and it welcomes you. Enjoy history, culture, music, and fresh seafood when you book an RV rental in Mississippi.