The best dog-friendly camping in South Carolina

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With miles of fantastic beaches plus nearly 50 state parks, South Carolina is a great place for getting outdoors, whether you're a human or a four-legged companion. Pets are welcome at tent and RV campgrounds across the state, and dogs are also allowed in state parks so long as they are kept on leashes six feet or shorter. A few state parks offer pet-friendly cabins—these include Dreher Island State Park on Lake Murray, Barnwell State Park, Santee State Park, Oconee State Park, Devils Fork State Park, and the particularly swanky Hickory Knob State Resort Park. If you want to go somewhere where your dog can run around, campers can also find privately run options for pet lovers, from quiet campgrounds on private farms to larger campgrounds and RV parks, which are often a bit more lenient on leash rules.

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Top-rated campgrounds

spot separate from main house, providing privacy

4. Summerville country RV retreat

2 sites · RVs · Summerville, SC
Welcome to our RV retreat nestled near the home of sweet tea, Summerville, SC. This tranquil haven offers an idyllic escape from the fast-paced world, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and a quiet neighborhood while enjoying the comforts of your RV. The RV site is thoughtfully designed to provide ample space, ensuring privacy and a sense of seclusion. Surrounded by lush greenery, tall trees you'll feel a true connection with nature or to just decompress after a long workday. The RV space sits on the front 1 acre lot, allowing you to comfortably park and set up your home away from home. Whether you have a small camper or a large motorhome, our accommodating site can cater to your needs. The area is well-maintained and level, ensuring a hassle-free parking experience. In this rural retreat, you'll have the opportunity to disconnect from the distractions of modern life while still enjoying essential amenities. We invite you to savor the charm and tranquility of our RV space in our slice of peace and quiet.
Potable water
Campfires
Trash
from 
$30
 / night

With miles of fantastic beaches plus nearly 50 state parks, South Carolina is a great place for getting outdoors, whether you're a human or a four-legged companion. Pets are welcome at tent and RV campgrounds across the state, and dogs are also allowed in state parks so long as they are kept on leashes six feet or shorter. A few state parks offer pet-friendly cabins—these include Dreher Island State Park on Lake Murray, Barnwell State Park, Santee State Park, Oconee State Park, Devils Fork State Park, and the particularly swanky Hickory Knob State Resort Park. If you want to go somewhere where your dog can run around, campers can also find privately run options for pet lovers, from quiet campgrounds on private farms to larger campgrounds and RV parks, which are often a bit more lenient on leash rules.

96% (5.7K)

Top-rated campgrounds

spot separate from main house, providing privacy

4. Summerville country RV retreat

2 sites · RVs · Summerville, SC
Welcome to our RV retreat nestled near the home of sweet tea, Summerville, SC. This tranquil haven offers an idyllic escape from the fast-paced world, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and a quiet neighborhood while enjoying the comforts of your RV. The RV site is thoughtfully designed to provide ample space, ensuring privacy and a sense of seclusion. Surrounded by lush greenery, tall trees you'll feel a true connection with nature or to just decompress after a long workday. The RV space sits on the front 1 acre lot, allowing you to comfortably park and set up your home away from home. Whether you have a small camper or a large motorhome, our accommodating site can cater to your needs. The area is well-maintained and level, ensuring a hassle-free parking experience. In this rural retreat, you'll have the opportunity to disconnect from the distractions of modern life while still enjoying essential amenities. We invite you to savor the charm and tranquility of our RV space in our slice of peace and quiet.
Potable water
Campfires
Trash
from 
$30
 / night

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