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Little Pee Dee Campground

48 sites · RVs, Tents In Little Pee Dee State Park

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Double L Farms

38 sites · RVs, Tents46 acres · Lumberton, NC

Double L Farms was previously owned by a woodworker and his family. Brian and Lisa Locklear purchased the 46 acre farm in March of 2017 and have been updating. and making changes ever since. The farm has an old silo, an old dairy barn and egg laying hens and pasture eating cows and horses. Learn more about this land: Bring your camper and enjoy your stay at our quiet farm atmosphere.. There is full hookup for water, sewer and electric. Free WiFi is also available. Located just 2 minutes off I 95, we have 26 RV sites that are surrounded by our horse and cow pasture. A full bathhouse is available with a commercial laundry facility located 5 minutes away. Double L Farms is located approximately 45 minutes from Ft. Bragg Army Base and 1 1/2 hours from Myrtle Beach, S.C.

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The Fern Getaway

4 sites · Lodging, Tents7 acres · SC

This is a place to get away and enjoy nature but you aren't too far from a local grocery store, a few restaurants and a local park. If you are here for the beach, the closest beach and also our favorite is Cherry Grove Beach, only a 30 minute drive. There are a few kayak rental companies we can connect you to if you'd like and we know all the local spots for adventure, food and shopping. Pick a hammock and relax listening to the birds, we also have an outdoor kitchen to prepare food and community firepits to gather around. We want this to be a relaxing getaway, to connect with yourself, others and nature.

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Thompson Farm at Brickyard Pl

51 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents156 acres · Conway, SC

Brickyard plantation was a farm started in the 1800s to manufacture Brick loaded on steam side wheelers and delivered up and down the Waccamaw river. Beautiful area for boating and kayaking natural river lots of wildlife.Learn more about this land: Join us at a half a mile Oak lined driveway adjoining the old Waccamaw River prime kayaking fishing and animal watching. Only minutes from Myrtle Beach.

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Cedar Creek Campground at Elease

24 sites · RVs, Tents30 acres · White Oak, NC

Located east of Fayetteville near exit 49 of I-95, is our lovely, quiet, and secluded 30 acre tract of Southern Yellow pines that we purchased 11 years ago. Since we love camping so much we decided to pay it forward and carve out 15 campsites for other campers to enjoy. Most of our campsites are gravel and level. We have a couple of sites that are grass for tenters. We have only site 1 that has full hookups. All the other sites are boondocking.

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Howle’s Camping

3 sites · RVs, Tents160 acres · Galivants Ferry, SC

Learn more about this land:Fishing, Canoeing, Kayaking, Paddle Boarding, Waterfowl & Wildlife viewing, Hiking, Birdwatching, Stargazing, Wildlife & Landscape Photography, Butterfly Viewing

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Circle G Farms

6 sites · RVs, Tents70 acres · Fairmont, NC

This beautiful farm has been in our property since 2006 , just fell in love 🥰 from day one. I like to get up in the morning, sit on the front porch with a cup of warm coffee, and hear the birds’ 🦅 beautiful melody. In the nights you can hear so many different animals. I love to walk into the forest and see all the wonderful nature around me. It’s a very peaceful and tranquil area. Located on the property I also have historical Indian grounds.Learn more about this land:Our beautiful place is surrounded by green Forrest and wild and domestic animals, with trails to walk , riding four wheelers, 🏕 fishing , hunting and enjoy the beautiful outdoor Forrest.

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Magnolia Farm

6 sites · RVs, Tents6 acres · Sellers, SC

Magnolia Farm sits on 5.8 acres of flat, dry ground that is perfect for RV and tent campers alike! Sprinkled with historic trees and featuring a custom-made firepit, large outdoor patio, and grill this beautiful, rural property is minutes from prime hunting grounds, fishing holes, kayaking spots, and 4-wheeling areas.

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The Pine Tree Retreat

1 site · RV, Tent104 acres · Whiteville, NC

Learn more about this land: 104 acres of private land for your enjoyment. This site would be best suited for tent campers at the moment due to no bath houses or electricity for the time being. Come enjoy your stay bring a kayak or canoe and float around the 6 acres of ponds and catch some of the many bass, bream or crappie that occupy the waters. The property is located 7 miles off highway 74/76 in Whiteville and 10 miles to Lake Waccamaw, 32 miles to Ocean Isle Beach, 45 miles to Wilmington, 36 miles to North Myrtle Beach. The road is grassy/dirt I would recommend a suv or truck for your stay. When there’s no burn ban in place or lack of rain i do try to keep firewood on-site but I recommend checking with me before your stay. Reserve your spot and experience the peace and quiet of the outdoors and listen to the turkeys and watch the deer feed in early mornings while the sun rises. If you have any questions feel free to message me! There is only one spot if you book you will have the entire property for you and your party.

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Legacy Farms Leisure Area

5 sites · Lodging, Tents43 acres · Lumber Bridge, NC

We carved our 43 acre horse farm out of wild swampy land in 2007 and finished the barndeminium in 2008. My husband is retired from the Air Force and works full time doing the chores. I work full time as a Neonatal Nurse Practitioner plus have a side hobby making homemade jams, pickles and flavored goat cheese spreads. We love the peacefulness of where we live...although the chickens, ducks, turkeys, guinea fowl, peacocks, goats and horses do get a little loud come feeding time. We are constantly looking for ways to upgrade or make our farm more fun to visit.

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Laurel Oaks Estate

4 sites · Lodging55 acres · Conway, SC

We 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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McCrossroads R&R

10 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Laurinburg, NC

Well, we call this place a geographical anomaly - it’s 1-2hrs from a number of places with great attractions and activities available nearby. Great overnight pit stop location or establish a base and go explore. Generally a very quiet and peaceful location with the occasional motorcycle or truck driving by. You’ll enjoy convenience with beautiful sunsets and neiggghhh-borly friends, and of course hosts 🙂

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Christine D.’s Land

14 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Nichols, SC

5 Acres in small town of Nichols SC. Located one hour from Myrtle Beach and Fayetteville NC.

The best camping near Little Pee Dee State Park guide

Overview

About

Wondering how this state park got its unusual name? That’s easy! It’s named after the Little Pee Dee River, of course. You’ll have to visit the park yourself to learn more. Little Pee Dee is a sensory feast, best experienced by a quiet walk through the woods, stopping to examine the nearby black swamp, admire the blooming pinecones and glittering lake, and snap a picture of the mysterious geological depression known as Carolina Bay. If you’re looking to find yourself in nature, rent a kayak or canoe and paddle out to the middle of Lake Norton, where you can admire the swath of green forest sandwiched between bright blue water and sky. If you’re looking for a simple landscape to paint, a quiet lake to meditate beside, or a romantic getaway, this quiet pocket of nature is calling. (pee dee, pee dee, do you hear it?)

Notable campgrounds

Standard Campsites - Equipped for RVs or tents, these sites are a gateway to the park's natural beauty.
Tent Camping Sites - Designated areas that offer a more intimate connection with the surrounding wilderness.
Camper Cabin - A cozy option for those who prefer a more structured stay within the park.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early to secure your spot, especially during peak seasons when the park's beauty is in full display.
Consider mid-week stays for better availability and a quieter camping experience.
Keep an eye on cancellations to snag a last-minute reservation at this sought-after destination.
Explore nearby camping options to ensure you have a backup plan in this popular region.

When to go

The best time to visit Little Pee Dee State Park is during spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural scenery is at its most vibrant. Summer months offer extended office hours but can be hot and busy. Winters are quieter but cooler, ideal for those seeking solitude.

Know before you go

Check the weather forecast and prepare for the park's 9am to dusk hours to make the most of your day.
Pets are welcome in most outdoor areas, but keep them leashed and be mindful of wildlife.
Remember, there's no wifi, so plan ahead for a digital detox experience.
Electric vehicle owners can take advantage of the EV charging station on-site.
For a smooth visit, familiarize yourself with the park's rules and regulations regarding fishing and boating.