Roadtrip with RVshare Mobile to Savannah

On this road trip from Mobile to Savannah, you could head west and then north, but the more scenic route will take you through Atlanta and Congaree National Park. Start by going north on I-65; then, continue north on I-85. Once you reach Atlanta, follow I-20 East to Congaree National Park. When you are ready to continue on the trip, head south on I-95 until you reach the Savannah area. Before you leave Mobile, take some time to enjoy the Gulf of Mexico. Also, take the time to visit the USS Alabama and explore Battleship Park. 

Nearby National Parks

Congaree National Park

Congaree National Park is located in South Carolina, and it is home to some of the tallest trees that you can find on the East Coast. The terrain is mostly forest, but the Congaree River does create a swampy floodplain in some areas. There are 10 designated hiking trails that you can explore in the park that range in length from less than a half-mile to nearly 12 miles. There are also guided walks where a ranger will go with you and explain the plants and the wildlife that you see there. 

You can also take a kayak or a canoe down the Congaree River, but you will need to have your own watercraft to explore this part of the park. There is even a river trail in the park that is 50 miles and well worth exploring. During the spring and the fall of the year, canoeing tours are also an option. Fishing is also a common activity that is enjoyed at Congaree National Park. Don't forget to stick around after dark between mid-May and mid-June so that you can see the fireflies search for mates.

Nearby State Parks

Chattahoochee Bend State Park

One of the first state parks that you will want to stop and explore on this road trip from Mobile to Savannah is Chattahoochee Bend State Park. The park is 2,910 acres, and it is mostly made up of forested land with the Chattahoochee River running through it. The quiet forest is perfect for a relaxing hike, and there are several trails in the park that you can follow. You can also enjoy biking and geocaching on the land. In the river, you can enjoy fishing or boating. If you don't have a boat to use, canoe and kayak rentals are available in the park.

Hard Labor Creek State Park

Hard Labor Creek State Park is 5,804 acres, and it is known for being home to one of the best golf courses in Georgia. It is also a great place to hike, bike, or ride on horseback. Since there are two lakes in the park, you can also enjoy water activities like fishing, boating, and swimming. Hard Labor Creek State Park is also a great place to watch wildlife during the day and stargaze when the sun goes down. In the fall, the park also has a fall festival, and wagon rides that the entire family will enjoy. 

Mistletoe State Park

Mistletoe State Park is a great park for anglers to visit because the bass fishing in the park is amazing. The park is 1,920 acres, and the lake is perfect for fishing from the shore or a boat. There are also swimming beaches that you can enjoy and plenty of trails to hike and have a chance of spotting wildlife in its natural environment. For the little ones, this park also has a playground that will keep them entertained for hours.

Along the Way

Alabama Safari Park

Alabama Safari Park is a drive-through park that is perfect for the entire family to enjoy. While sitting in the comfort of your vehicle, you can see giraffes, gazelles, zebras, and more. The park safari covers about 3 miles, and as you drive, you can feed the animals that you pass and take pictures. There is also an aviary with hundreds of colorful birds that you can walk through as well, and if you are lucky enough, a bird might perch on your hand or shoulder.

Great Wolf Lodge Georgia

A great way to cool off on this Mobile to Savannah RV road trip is to stop and spend some time at Great Wolf Lodge, Georgia. This is a waterpark, so be ready to get some thrills by riding down a waterslide. You can also enjoy some time relaxing in one of the pools or jumping some waves in the Slap Tail Pond. At this location, there is also a rock-climbing wall, a rope course, and an adventure park to try out. The entire family can enjoy a game of bowling at the Ten Paw Alley or try your hand at a game of Howl in One Mini Golf.

Stone Mountain Park

Stone Mountain Park is a place where the whole family can have an adventure. There is a scenic railroad that has some amazing views. There is also a summit skyride that will let you see the valley below. If you are traveling with kids, make sure to check out the Great Locomotive Chase Adventure Golf and SkyHike, which is a seasonal experience that allows you to traverse a trail that is either 12, 24, or 40 feet in the air.

Main Cities You Will Pass Through

Montgomery, Alabama

Montgomery, which is the state's capital, is a fun place to visit that is rich in history and art. The city is home to many memorials and museums that explore the Civil Rights Movement, and it's a city that should not be missed on your Mobile to Savannah road trip. Some of the highlights that you will want to visit in Montgomery include the Civil Rights Memorial, the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, the Rosa Parks Library and Museum, the Montgomery Zoo, and the Freedom Rides Museum. If you enjoy country music, the Hank Williams Museum is another stop you will want to visit. At this location, you can see a collection of his clothes, two of his guitars, his powder blue 1952 Cadillac, and more.

Find a campground in Montgomery to make sure that you have a place to stay. The Woods RV Park and Campground is located near several historic sightseeing locations, and Capital RV Park is a more relaxing environment with a fishing lake nearby. Both of these campgrounds have dump stations that are free to guests who need to offload their wastewater. If you are not staying at the campground, using the dump station with cost a few dollars.

Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta is known as a city that rose from the ashes of the Civil War. It is a beautiful location that offers a lot of things to see and do. You can visit the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum to find out more about his life and his time in office. Also, save some time to explore highlights like the Georgia Aquarium, the Ponce City Market, the Atlanta Botanical Garden, the Atlanta History Center, and Zoo Atlanta.

There are several Atlanta campgrounds where you can stay that will accommodate your family's needs. Many of these locations have pools to keep cool in the summer, and if you need to get rid of your wastewater, there will be a dump station nearby that you can use for a small fee.

Augusta, Georgia

Augusta is a city with a lot of history, and you can explore the many museums that the area has to offer. Some of the highlights that you will want to see in the city include the Augusta Canal, Phinizy Swamp Nature Park, the Augusta Museum of History, and the James Brown Memorial. This is also a great place to golf, so you will want to visit one of the many golf courses in the area if this is your sport. The Hippodrome Disc Golf Course is also a great place to enjoy a round of disc golf. 

Finding an Augusta campground should be simple if you would like to stay for a night or more in the city. There are also several dump stations in Augusta that you can use if your waste tanks are getting full.

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When you follow this road trip itinerary from Mobile to Savannah, you will enjoy historic locations and beautiful scenery along the way. If you want to travel in comfort and style, consider an RV rental from RVshare. From large motorhomes to compact campervans, there is a rig that will meet your travel and budget needs. Once you hit the road, you are protected by our renter guarantee and 24/7 roadside assistance. Find the perfect vehicle for your travel needs in Mobile or Savannah.