RV Rentals in Richmond, VA

Richmond is a classy, culture-packed commercial hub on the eastern edge of Virginia's rugged Piedmont region. The city hugs the winding James River, which flows along the city's southern border and all the way to the Atlantic.

The waterway played a critical role in Richmond history, especially during wartimes and as the city established its industrial and commercial economies. Today, the river still serves as a commercial thoroughfare, though it's also a popular place for water recreation, fishing, and wildlife viewing.

Richmond dates back to the mid-1700s and serves as the state capital, with world-class restaurants and theaters and hundreds of historical sites. Surrounded by breathtaking terrain, Richmond is accessible via several major highways and the Richmond International Airport.

Washington DC and the Chesapeake Bay are within day-tripping distance, and the majestic Shenandoah National Park is less than two hours' drive away.

Book an RV rental in Richmond, and you can explore this fantastic, historically rich region. To make the most of the city's walkable downtown area and excellent parks, plan your visit between May and July, and you can enjoy warm yet comfortable temps. For vibrant foliage and crisp air, schedule a Richmond RV camping trip in October.

When it's time to find a place to park your camper near Richmond, you'll have options. The city's surrounded by numerous RV resorts, campgrounds, and state parks, most with excellent amenities and on-site activities.

Head 15 miles north of Richmond for a relaxing stay at Americamps RV Resort. Campsites come with full hookups, Wi-Fi, and cable TV, and some can accommodate big rigs. On-site amenities include a playground, fitness center, a dog park, and a swimming pool. The resort regularly holds events and family-friendly gatherings. Some of the region's best attractions are nearby, including Civil War battlefields and the Richmond Raceway.

Have plans to visit the Kings Dominion amusement park while you're camping near Richmond? Consider booking a campsite at Kings Dominion Camp Wilderness KOA, just 25 miles north of the city. Pull-through and back-in sites with full or partial hookups are available, and on-site amenities include restrooms and Wi-Fi. The campground also offers a shuttle to Kings Dominion, allowing you to leave your Richmond RV rental at your campsite.

If you want to experience some of Richmond's best nature right outside your camper's door, drive the rental rig 30 minutes south of the city to Pocahontas State Park. RV campsites here are available with water and electric hookups, and some offer pull-through access. If you're traveling with a group, you can book a buddy site capable of accommodating over a dozen guests and up to three RVs. The state park features miles of hiking, biking, equestrian trails, and an aquatic center, complete with swimming pools, waterslides, and a toddler pool.