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Edisto Beach State Park, South Carolina
Maybe skip Edisto Beach State Park if you DON’T want to fall in love. With its environmental education movement, handicapped accessible trails, and gorgeous views, Edisto Beach is the beginning of Read more...
Maybe skip Edisto Beach State Park if you DON’T want to fall in love. With its environmental education movement, handicapped accessible trails, and gorgeous views, Edisto Beach is the beginning of your newfound love for nature. Start off at the Environmental Learning Center for a scheduled program or a look around. Get to the trails for a peek at a perfect combo of forest, marsh, and beach. Check out the shells along the way; our minds are racing with all the nature craft possibilities! Swim in the Atlantic, picnic at the shelters, and camp out for the weekend. You won’t regret it!
Victoria : This is a good campground close to the beach and to Charleston. Not too expensive. However there are...
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Andrew: April is a fantastic host, made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived, will absolutely stay again...
Alistair:
Pitch your tent in our Forest Grove and have access to your own picnic table and fire ring. The...
Kate: This campground is currently closed following Hurricane Matthew, but should be opened in June 2017 in...
Scott: A beautiful spot for primitive camping. Bathrooms with running water. (No hot water) lots of space to...
Paul: Carrie oak retreat is a private secluded property. It is gated and has a fish pond on site. Well lit...
Cole: Plenty of room for privacy and primitively calling !
Inflate your volleyball and get ready to spike one at the courts, 'cause Givhans Ferry Campground is...
Zabrina: Nice young pecan orchard (trees are only about 10 ft tall, so no obstruction of the sky). Off road...
Rip off that sweaty shirt and ditch the pants, it's time to go a-swimmin'. Colleton Campground has...
If shrimp is the fruit of the sea than Buck Hall Recreation Area is the pit of the fruit. Ideal for...
Hellhole Bay Wilderness Area is far from that—a hellish place on heart. In fact, the somewhat satanic...
Dean: Pitch a tent or primitive camper on 15 acres of cypress swamp or use our on site 21ft camper that...
Kind words are like honey and boy do we have a sweet tooth for Honey Hill Recreation Area. A popular...
Catch a turkey and eat it too at Elmwood Recreation Area where hunting is top priority. Speaking of...
Brenda: Most beautiful place to camp. Nice trails. No lights. No traffic noise. Lots of birds. Spacious...
Strung together by just three temporal campgrounds, Collins Creek Seasonal Campground features...
Patricia: Campgrounds are good but lake is dangerous. Don't take your own boat! Opt for the guided fishing trip.
Kammi: Gorgeous and peaceful, although fills up in the weekends
Adam: Nice Campground with an active community. Great food nearby in Murrells Inlet.
Casey: Park right on lot and camp in woods but near everything. Water , stores , even church , etc. . . .