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Givhans Ferry State Park
Riverbanks are protected as a Heritage Trust site due to several rare plants living on the bluffs.
This scenic Lowcountry retreat sits at the end of the Edisto River Kayak and Canoe Trail. Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, the 988-acre park is a water-sports wonderland. Fish, boat, paddle, and swim in the longest free-flowing blackwater river on the continent.
Givhans Ferry is a popular spot for birders, bikers, hikers, and geocachers. Set out on the River Bluff Nature Trail on foot or wheels. It's a moderate 1.5-mile multi-purpose trail. If you came to canoe, the river trail between Colleton and Givhans Ferry is 21 miles. Allow 7-9 hours of paddling time to travel the full distance, depending on current.
Campers seeking comfort can choose from four two-bedroom cabins. 25 campsites have water and electric hookups. There are nine tent-only campsites.
The clean and cozy campground is equipp
This scenic Lowcountry retreat sits at the end of the Edisto River Kayak and Canoe Trail. Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, the 988-acre park is a water-sports wonderland. Fish, boat, paddle, and swim in the longest free-flowing blackwater river on the continent.
Givhans Ferry is a popular spot for birders, bikers, hikers, and geocachers. Set out on the River Bluff Nature Trail on foot or wheels. It's a moderate 1.5-mile multi-purpose trail. If you came to canoe, the river trail between Colleton and Givhans Ferry is 21 miles. Allow 7-9 hours of paddling time to travel the full distance, depending on current.
Campers seeking comfort can choose from four two-bedroom cabins. 25 campsites have water and electric hookups. There are nine tent-only campsites.
The clean and cozy campground is equipped with drinking water, flush toilets, hot showers, and a dump station. Volleyball courts, a horseshoe pit, a playground, and picnic areas complete this peaceful park.
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Inflate your volleyball and get ready to spike one at the courts, 'cause Givhans Ferry Campground is just waiting for some friendly competition. Whether you're tossing some horseshoes at the pits or taking a swing on the playground equipment, this campground offers more than your standard fare. Swim in the beautiful Edisto River or canoe down one Read more...
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