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Eddie: We had an amazing experience at Casa de Carroll and would recommend anyone looking to s...
Scott: A beautiful spot for primitive camping. Bathrooms with running water. (No hot water) lo...
James: Come and relax in the wilderness of the Prosser Plantation. Every...
Nicholas: Lots of private camping spaces throughout our mixed pine/hardwood...
Martha: Our four acres is an open view for the wonders of star gazing. Come...
Alistair: Pitch your tent in our Forest Grove and have access to your own...
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Bryan: Bring your tent and camp waterfront on the intercoastal waterway....
Gretchen: We had a lovely experience in the woods next to a pretty lake with swans. We pitched ou...
Zabrina: Nice young pecan orchard (trees are only about 10 ft tall, so no...
Danny: Livingston Creek Farmers Harvest sits on 115 acres of Our Corner of...
Miranda + Joshua: Where do I even begin with describing this place?! By far the most fun and exciting pla...
David: A quiet place to camp with two small ponds a few roofed structures...
Cameron: Very nice place to stay! Great location, wonderful hosts and just an overall good stay!
Casey: Natural Gathering Grounds was such a peaceful getaway. Just under an hour from the busy...
Andrew: April is a fantastic host, made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived, will absolu...
Alys: What a great little spot! Nice and quiet, and the horses were great company. A far bett...
Kim: This is a gem of a spot, tucked into one of the many folds of shoreline along Lake Wate...
Michele: Pitch a tent in the wooded grove or hook up your RV to a shaded...
Kenneth : Come camp on a working farm with cattle and horses. Fishing,...
Vaclav: Nice camping place, unfortunately the water in the little lake is not really suitable f...
Huntington Beach State Park, South Carolina
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Huntington Beach will have you happy as a clam. Beach bums and nature nuts alike will find gobs of entertainment and leisure. The park’s beach, The Grand Strand, ain’t called that for nothin’. As Read more...
Huntington Beach will have you happy as a clam. Beach bums and nature nuts alike will find gobs of entertainment and leisure. The park’s beach, The Grand Strand, ain’t called that for nothin’. As one of the most recognizable landmarks in the state, the vast, postcard-esque sands offer slammin’ sea-breeze camping, phat surf fishing and bomb bird-watching. Several hiking trails wind through the varying beach habitats, including a saltwater marsh, a 2,500-acre freshwater lagoon and along the shoreline itself. The natural history of the area is highlighted in the park’s environmental education center.
Pay a visit in September for the annual, three-day Atalaya Festival. Atalaya is the former home of Archer and Anna Hyatt Huntington. The Moorish-style winter home and sculpture studio was built during the Great Depression by the New York philanthropists, and hosts over 100 artists and their work during the weekend of the festival. Camping...with crafts to boot!
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