The best waterfall camping in South Carolina

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Looking for a camping experience near waterfalls in South Carolina? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 60 options specifically tailored to your preference, you'll have plenty of choices. Whether you're a budget-conscious traveler or looking for a luxurious escape, the average price per night is $30, with options as low as $20. Need some recommendations? Check out some of our top campsites like Private Oasis In The Forest (105 reviews), Camp Clatworthy (95 reviews), and 3 Creeks Camp and Nature Preserve (88 reviews). And don't worry about amenities - popular options include showers, trash facilities, and cooking equipment. Plus, you'll have plenty of activities to choose from, such as wildlife watching, snow sports, and horseback riding. Start planning your waterfall camping adventure in South Carolina today!

97% (585)

Top-rated campgrounds

Wildcat Outpost

3. Wildcat Outpost

99%
(92)
1 site · Tent, RV · Central, SC
FREE FIREWOOD FOR LIMITED TIME: I have more split oak firewood than I know what to do with. While it lasts, campers can take as much as they need for free. The wood is piled at the site. Our homestead is home to our family, chickens, and a livestock guardian dog. We also have a small orchard and a garden. Most of our 12+ acres are wooded and our property backs up to thousands of acres of public forest land owned by Clemson University. A trail connects our backyard to the main network of hiking/mountain biking trails in Clemson Forest. For those familiar with the forest, our property is in the vicinity of Wildcat Technical, Wounded Road, and Chainbreaker trails. As private and wooded as our property is, we are only 10-15 minutes from downtown Clemson and less than 10 minutes from the small towns of Central and Six Mile. Lakes Hartwell and Keowee are also short drives. We currently offer a single campsite, which can accommodate several tents or a camper van. Our campsite features a composting toilet outhouse, and water is available from spigots at our house. Though fairly close to our house, the campsite has a very private feel due to being completely surrounded by a hardwood forest.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$24
 / night

Looking for a camping experience near waterfalls in South Carolina? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 60 options specifically tailored to your preference, you'll have plenty of choices. Whether you're a budget-conscious traveler or looking for a luxurious escape, the average price per night is $30, with options as low as $20. Need some recommendations? Check out some of our top campsites like Private Oasis In The Forest (105 reviews), Camp Clatworthy (95 reviews), and 3 Creeks Camp and Nature Preserve (88 reviews). And don't worry about amenities - popular options include showers, trash facilities, and cooking equipment. Plus, you'll have plenty of activities to choose from, such as wildlife watching, snow sports, and horseback riding. Start planning your waterfall camping adventure in South Carolina today!

97% (585)

Top-rated campgrounds

Wildcat Outpost

3. Wildcat Outpost

99%
(92)
1 site · Tent, RV · Central, SC
FREE FIREWOOD FOR LIMITED TIME: I have more split oak firewood than I know what to do with. While it lasts, campers can take as much as they need for free. The wood is piled at the site. Our homestead is home to our family, chickens, and a livestock guardian dog. We also have a small orchard and a garden. Most of our 12+ acres are wooded and our property backs up to thousands of acres of public forest land owned by Clemson University. A trail connects our backyard to the main network of hiking/mountain biking trails in Clemson Forest. For those familiar with the forest, our property is in the vicinity of Wildcat Technical, Wounded Road, and Chainbreaker trails. As private and wooded as our property is, we are only 10-15 minutes from downtown Clemson and less than 10 minutes from the small towns of Central and Six Mile. Lakes Hartwell and Keowee are also short drives. We currently offer a single campsite, which can accommodate several tents or a camper van. Our campsite features a composting toilet outhouse, and water is available from spigots at our house. Though fairly close to our house, the campsite has a very private feel due to being completely surrounded by a hardwood forest.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$24
 / night

Public campgrounds in South Carolina

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