The best waterside camping near Clemson

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In Clemson, waterside camping is easy to find, with over 2,000 spots that put you close to lakes, rivers, and creeks. Expect to pay around $49 a night, though you can snag a site for as little as $15 if you’re quick. Campfires are allowed, toilets are on site, and most places welcome pets—three things you’ll appreciate after a day spent fishing, riding horses, or watching deer pick their way through the woods. Local favorites like Chattooga Belle Farm Lakeside (374 reviews), Pisgah Forest Mountain Meadows (371 reviews), and DuPont Bike Retreat (230 reviews) are well-reviewed and put you steps from the water. You’ll find plenty of sites where you can pitch a tent right at the edge of the action, so pack your rod and binoculars—this corner of South Carolina doesn’t keep its best spots a secret.

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In Clemson, waterside camping is easy to find, with over 2,000 spots that put you close to lakes, rivers, and creeks. Expect to pay around $49 a night, though you can snag a site for as little as $15 if you’re quick. Campfires are allowed, toilets are on site, and most places welcome pets—three things you’ll appreciate after a day spent fishing, riding horses, or watching deer pick their way through the woods. Local favorites like Chattooga Belle Farm Lakeside (374 reviews), Pisgah Forest Mountain Meadows (371 reviews), and DuPont Bike Retreat (230 reviews) are well-reviewed and put you steps from the water. You’ll find plenty of sites where you can pitch a tent right at the edge of the action, so pack your rod and binoculars—this corner of South Carolina doesn’t keep its best spots a secret.

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Public campgrounds near Clemson

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