Camping near St Stephen, South Carolina
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Camping near St Stephen
The St Stephen area offers everything from private outdoor hideaways to family-friendly campgrounds.
Top-rated stays
Bells Marina & Resort
5 sites · RVs6 acres · Eutawville, SCOur small size and inspiring location make Bells Marina & Resort an exclusive experience.
Enjoy the comforts of our boutique hotel and luxury cabins, bring your own RV or camper, or “rough it” in one of our glamping sites. Bring your boat and keep it in one of our guest slips or in our secured boat storage area.
Our friendly staff can provide guides, gear, and just about anything you need for a family-friendly outdoor adventure at this secluded angler’s paradise.
Bells Marina & Resort is an outdoor community and resort in a cove on the popular Lake Marion, known for world-class fishing and record-breaking catches.
Most of our visitors are dazzled at the beauty of the woods and water. We border 400 acres of the Santee Cooper Wildlife Management Area, and you can enjoy 180 degree views of the cove and waterfowl, from white herons to bald eagles.
Meals are a special experience for our guests, and you have a lot of delicious options. Our friendly outdoor cooking area features barbecues and a pizza oven (depending on when you book). This is a great place to make new friends.
The country store is stocked with the usual groceries, along with bait & tackle and camping accessories. We have fishing kits, s’mores kits, and many pre-made food options to make your stay easier. You can grab a pizza for the outdoor pizza oven, or if you don’t want to cook after a long day, pick up a convenient crock-pot meal. Crock pots are included in the kitchenette hotel rooms. Just place a pre-made meal in the pot and dinner will be waiting for you when you get back from your lake adventures.
Our family restaurant is a local favorite and offers fried, fresh-caught catfish. We are open for three meals most days. You can have a hot breakfast starting at 6:00 am, and be on the water or in the woods at sunrise.
The restaurant crew is happy to deliver food to your room, RV, or campfire--and you might even talk our chef into grilling your catch.
If you don’t feel like hunting or fishing, Bells Marina & Resort has play spaces for the kids and relaxing spaces for adults. Join us for movie nights or just unwind at the community campfire.
No matter what kind of vacation you have in mind, Bells Marina & Resort has everything you need for a memorable adventure.
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Southeast Outdoor Adventure Ctr
12 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents120 acres · SCProperty is well maintained and spacious, rv camping area is flat land for easy maneuvering, roads are wide with easy turns and pull through so no stress backing up. If you like biking or running/walking soac has some awesome trails. There are several small ponds to relax near and watch the sun set. Bathrooms/showers/picnic tables /fire rings/water hook ups/no rv power/dump station available ($10 dumps, guest only). If you need privacy and relaxation and want to unplug from the world, this is the place!
By design, we never camp many guests at any one time, we feel if you wanted to camp close to someone you could camp in your back yard at home, here you have space and privacy.
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Laurel Oaks Estate
4 sites · Lodging55 acres · Conway, SCWe are 20 miles from Myrtle Beach, and just a short drive to beautiful downtown Conway, SC. There you will find shopping, amazing restaurants, and the Riverwalk. Alongside the tent is a fire pit, hammock, cornhole, picnic table, and gas grill. Take a stroll on one of our many trails that backs up to the National Wildlife Refuge.
Enjoy fishing and take a ride in the paddleboat, johnboat, and kayaks on our pond near your campsite.
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Hanscombe Point Plantation
10 sites · RVs, Tents300 acres · Johns Island, SCHanscombe Point Plantation is a 300 acre working farm that has been in the Legare family for 9 generations. We raise beef cows, heritage breeds of pigs, laying hens, and water buffalo. Additionally, we raise vegetables and do a lot of agri-tourism including: summer camps, school field trips, and a large pumpkin patch maze each year.Our accommodations include a vintage camper, primitive campsites along a salt water creek, and an RV area on our farm.We are located just 30 minutes from nearby beaches and downtown Charleston. Use our property as your base of operation as you have fun at the beach or tour the historic city, or just stay for a quiet get away in the woods.There is also a lot of wildlife such as: wild turkeys, woodstorks, raccoons, and alligators. Fishing and crabbing are available on the salt water creek next to the campsite as well.We look forward to hosting you!
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EDENHOPE FARMS
6 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents6 acres · Beaufort, SCEdenhope Farms is nestled on 6 acres and
is a sanctuary for rescued and unique animals.
We have a Zebu bull, which are the oldest recorded bovine in history, dating back to the Bible.
We have goats and peacocks, chickens, a potbellied pig, rescued squirrels, and rescued ducks. Soon to come.... Sheep!!!
My property used to be the disposal site for the CocaCola bottling Company. Go on a scavenger hunt and find old bottles. Relax around the fire pit and listen to owls, wild geese, bull frogs and the Quack Pack. Lounge on the spacious deck overlooking all the farm animals or take a dip in the swimming pool.
At night grill on the BBQ or have an oyster roast.
We do have an indoor toilet for you to use and an outdoor shower.
Go for a walk through the woods, do yoga, head to Hunting Island beach which is 10 miles or drive 3 miles to historic downtown Beaufort. We are also close to Parris Island and many other historical sites.
While here you can enjoy historical tours of Beaufort County’s earliest years of the Santa Helena colony in the mid 1600’s, the revolutionary war period, the pre-civil war and plantation time period and the antebellum, reconstruction history up to the Civil Rights visits of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Historic Penn Center.
The Lowcountry is great for water sports, kayaking, boating, jet skiing, sailing, hiking and canoeing.
Each season offers an opportunity to participate in fishing, crabbing, shrimping or digging for oysters in local waters.
Our area is a favorite of cyclist groups, the long, flat, rural, scenic, roads offer pleasant riding experiences for cyclist of all ability levels.
There are bike lanes on many of the major roads.
Other recreational activities in our area are geocaching, horseback riding, tennis, golf, hiking, beach volleyball, beachcombing, and birdwatching.
There are a few special events throughout the year, Gullah Festival-May, Water Festival-July, Shrimp Festival-October, Beaufort Food Truck Festival-October, Soft Shell Crab Festival-April, Pat Conroy Festival-November, Heritage Days Festival-November, Night on the Town-December.
There’s something for everyone.
COME VISIT!!!
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Green Acres Airstream and RV
6 sites · Lodging, RVs5 acres · Beaufort, SCGreen Acres is about 5 acres located in Beaufort SC and surrounded by the waters and marshes of Salt Creek. Almost every where you go in Beautiful Beaufort, you will enjoy the tranquil views of water. Green acres is a combination of short term short term RV spaces and furnished homes. No long term tenants here! While visiting Green Acres you will also be exposed to several free range animals to include chickens, ducks, turkey, peacock, rabbits and one sheep named Lucy! Come and enjoy all of what Beaufort has to offer! We hope to see you soon!!
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Heirloom Hamlet
4 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Ridgeland, SCAni, Fitch and I are typical people (mostly) who are running an experiment. We are trying to find out if a person can use their hands and their head to handcraft a little piece of heaven, with very little money. Three years ago we left our South Florida home studio and creative furniture business to pursue a new goal. We wanted to do something special while we still could...something different and interesting with our lives. Have we done that? You be the judge.
We set out to design and hand build an experience in environmentally friendly living that balances modern and old-world homestead features.
You will see us erecting micro-cabins, installing solar arrays, dry toilets and composting. We're woodworking, clay-forming and metal pounding. We are big believers in being mindful and respectful of our environment wherever possible, but also in being reasonable and balanced in that endeavor. So, we are incorporating both alternative and municipality utilities as they fit our homestead design.
Through good design, our goal is to show just how "normal" bio-compatible, small living can feel. We all have priorities and they will naturally vary greatly...and that's okay. But we don't believe that any of us should be so self-focused that we completely shut out the importance of being good to the earth and good to others.
To be completely transparent, though, we also have had a goal to inspire something good from within, in any onlooker. We've found it to be so fullfilling to identify real wants and needs from perceived ones, and then to work hard to literally, physically turn ideas into a reality.
It is a true challenge to turn off some of the modern world's noise and nail down what we personally really need and want from life, as opposed to what we have been trained to need and want. Even if we are among the few that can do that, it may be even more difficult to muster the courage to make the changes necessary to go and get that life.
Ani and I feel like this "happiness" word we hear so often has become such a buzz word that it has been overused (or at least misused) these days. We think that maybe more of us would feel more fullfilled if we were striving for "the pursuit of contentment" rather than the mystical "pursuit of happiness". Possibly then we'd feel a sense of control over our life and not be so aimlessly trying to get a hold on the abstract. This is the conclusion we have personally come to and it is where we've aimed our focus as we carve out our place.
At the very least we hope that our guests don't expect to find a common, and definitely not corporate, approach to living here, that they can appreciate some of our old-fashioned ways. We hope that as we cross paths, we won't be held to a business standard that we have worked very hard to remove ourselves from. We realized everyone has a right to be themselves, but our presentation at Heirloom Hamlet has been purposefully designed to be a relaxing getaway in a unique hideaway.
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Great Dane Lane
3 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Ridgeland, SC35 Feet ****- MAXIMUM LENGTH INCLUDING PULLING VEHICLE IS 35 FEET. We are not a pull thru site, some backing will be required. - 35 Feet****
Long term stays (7 or more nights) please make contact before booking.
I was the first person to purchase property here in 1995 in what is known as Moultrie Plantation. This is a private property community with its own private dirt road. The plantation is rich in Civil War history and people still find arrowhead 's, Civil war buttons and other Civil War related items on the dirt roads where the soldiers marched through the plantation. It is a quiet, peaceful neighborhood where owners enjoy the country life.
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King Creek Campground
160 sites · RVs, Tents350 acres · Fairfax, SCSituated on 350 acres in the woods just outside Fairfax, SC, King Creek Campground is an ideal spot for a quiet getaway. Here you can enjoy miles of trails perfect for biking, hiking and horseback riding as you take in the seasonal flora and fauna. Those who like to boat, fish, paddle, tube, or swim will appreciate convenient access to the Savannah River via Cohen’s Bluff Landing, located just three miles from the campground.
King Creek Campground has something for campers of all types. Our spacious 60-ft x 90-ft campsites have hookups for water and power, making them perfect for RVs or tents. Horse owners love our equestrian campsites, which have stalls directly adjacent.
King Creek Campground’s long-term rates are especially attractive to retirees, snowbirds, and non-local hunters. Hunters love our Hunt Camp package, which combines long-term rates with full use of our skinning/cleaning station and walk-in cooler.
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Oaks & Orchards Wellness Farm
4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents4 acres · Tillman, SCA former owner planned to build a large, gothic-style bed & breakfast on the property but only got as far as the gatehouse with huge wrought iron gates which welcomes you to the farm today. Inside you’ll find us growing and raising organic food as sustainably as possible and enjoying getting our hands in the dirt! We also host classes to help include the community in our passion for wellness in our bodies and environment.
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White Stone Forge & Farm
3 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents16 acres · NC Waxhaw Country at its best!
Very secluded 16 acres that is sparsely wooded with mostly old hard woods. Very peaceful and quiet in Waxhaw, NC with farm animals to watch during your stay. We have goats, cows, mini donkeys, dogs, cats and a pony. We have bottle babies several times a year and offer feeding times.
****We Currently Have Bottle Babies******
Should have babies through March 2023 possibly longer we are waiting on more to be born.
Owners are empty nesters that raised their family here for over 25 years. The owners are also artist and crafters. The art is available to be viewed and purchased. We also offer craft classes for all ages from preschool to adults of all ages and the fee depends on the craft. The property is very near Cane Creek Park daily use for the public and a short 2 minute drive to the main entrance of Cane Creek Park. That's where the biking, hiking, walking, fishing and boating can be done. yes there is room for your boat to be parked at the site. Google Cane Creek Park Union County NC for information on the Park. Yes you can walk to the park as well just a little longer then driving.
You can eat your meals and watch deer and rabbits among other wildlife visitors and you can view the farm animals from your camp sites as well. Whether it is for just one person or and couple or a family with children or older parents there is room for everyone.
Our RV campsite is cleared and flat area already at the barn that has an RV hook up, electric only. You just dry camp (no sewer or water hook ups). Wheelchairs can be used around the Burnside RV site. There is room for a tent or another small camper with the RV site but will require an extra fee. This campsite we are working to make more private you can see a neighbors house on the backside only but we are working on a live privacy fence just going to take a little time for everything to grow. the neighbors are very quiet and keep to themselves. you will here the animals more than the neighbors.
We also have a tent camp site as well lots of room and lots of privacy here you will not see neighbors here. Lovely space and room to play games and have a campfire in the fire pit. You can drive to this campsite currently is a dirt road so maybe muddy if raining but there is parking area not as muddy but if no mud a regular 2 wheel drive can drive to the campsite. The bathroom is a short walk to the bath house and kitchen but a beautiful little walk and you see wildlife and the farm animals on your way. This is a spot you can come and hide if you want to. If you just want to get away and not be bothered this is the space for you.
There is a bath house with toilet and shower free to campers. Also a kitchen available this extra does have a small fee to cover propane, water and electricity. There is a stove, frig, sink a place to sit for a couple of people to sit and eat. Please bring your own food, soaps, toiletries and towels. The bathroom and kitchen are an apartment over a detached garage so there is a flight of stairs no wheel chair access. Also the apartment is now available to be stayed in if you do not have a camper or do not wish to wrought in a tent. it's called Sandy's Treehouse on the available sites page.
We have farm animal adventures available as well. You can brush a goat, cow, donkey or pony. No riding available just brush or pet these animals. Also a few times a year we have bottle babies that can be scheduled for our campers to feed them a bottle and play with them. Bottle feeding is not available year round so please ask ahead of time if we have them. We have rules that are a must to do these adventures. We will let you know ahead time if you schedule an animal adventure.
Truly is a retreat but you can easily commute to Charlotte Metro Area anywhere in Union and Lancaster County or surrounding areas. You can bring your boat plenty of parking and many nice lakes around to fish or play. There is water at the property we just do not have it available to hook up to RV;s currently. So bring your water cubes and we can fill them for you. You can pitch a tent or bring an RV for this camping site. We are making more improvements every week. More campsites coming. We have fire pits. Yes pets welcome on leash or can run in designated areas.
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Private Oasis In The Forest
3 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · Lancaster, SCI own an undisturbed forest for 1/2 a century, used for duck hunting in the previous owners family for decades. Excited to share it with others!
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