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Edisto Beach State Park
Maybe skip this state park if you DON’T want to fall in love because Edisto Island sure is a looker.
Start off at the Environmental Learning Center for a scheduled program or a look around. There are miles of trails running through the maritime forest of live oak, hanging Spanish moss, and palmetto trees. This state park is also home to the state's longest system of accessible hiking and biking trails.
Explore beaches teeming with seashells. Our minds are racing with all the nature craft possibilities. Once you’ve collected your perfect set, lay out a picnic in one of the oceanfront picnic shelters.
Campers of all sorts will find sites to spend the night. Choose from furnished cabins or 112 standard sites with water and electricity. If you want to get a bit more rustic, try the walk-in tent camping at Live Oak Campground.
Whatever you decide, you can’t go wrong at Edisto Beach State Park!
Start off at the Environmental Learning Center for a scheduled program or a look around. There are miles of trails running through the maritime forest of live oak, hanging Spanish moss, and palmetto trees. This state park is also home to the state's longest system of accessible hiking and biking trails.
Explore beaches teeming with seashells. Our minds are racing with all the nature craft possibilities. Once you’ve collected your perfect set, lay out a picnic in one of the oceanfront picnic shelters.
Campers of all sorts will find sites to spend the night. Choose from furnished cabins or 112 standard sites with water and electricity. If you want to get a bit more rustic, try the walk-in tent camping at Live Oak Campground.
Whatever you decide, you can’t go wrong at Edisto Beach State Park!
Activities in the park
1 campground in Edisto Beach State Park
At Edisto Beach Campground, the variety of palmetto trees and hanging Spanish moss may just take your breath away. Hike along the interpretive trails dotted with wetland plants and keep an eye out for some alligators or osprey along the way. Dip your toes into the Atlantic Ocean or boat around Big Bay Creek. Either way you slice it, Edisto Beach i Read more...
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