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RV Parks Serve as Home Base to Explore and Experience All That South Carolina Has to Offer
Marie McAden
A former staffer with The Miami Herald, Marie moved to SC in 1992. She is passionate about the outdoors, and enjoys exploring the state’s many natural treasures from the Lowcountry to the Upstate.
One of the great pleasures of traveling in an RV is the freedom to get up and go anytime, anywhere. In South Carolina, you'll find RV parks in every corner of the state, providing easy access to the best attractions and most popular vacation destinations.
There are RV campgrounds and resorts overlooking the ocean, at the foothills of the mountains, by lakes, alongside rivers, near hunting preserves, horse trails and off-road riding parks. Some offer amenities like pools, fishing piers, playgrounds, water parks and miniature golf.
Want to stay near a major highway? No problem. A number of South Carolina RV parks are conveniently located off the interstate. Looking for quiet and solitude? There's a spot for that, too. With more than 100 motor home campgrounds crisscrossing the Palmetto State, you've got plenty of options, whatever your camping preference.
Ready to go exploring? Here are 10 great RV parks you'll be happy to call your home away from home:
Travelers Rest/N. Greenville KOA
Parked in the wooded setting at Travelers Rest/N. Greenville KOA, it’s easy to forget you’re only seven miles from downtown Travelers Rest.
Tucked in a hollow at the edge of the mountains, this family-owned campground offers three dozen RV sites alongside Johnson Creek. It's just seven miles to downtown Travelers Rest and the popular Swamp Rabbit Trail. Four state parks-Jones Gap, Caesars Head, Table Rock and Paris Mountain-are within 25 miles.
Pointe South/Yemassee KOA
Winner of the 2015 KOA Campground of the Year Award, this unique park features walking trails, a fishing lake and the Swimming Mermaid Coffee House & Wine Bar, which offers locally roasted gourmet coffees and nightly wine tastings from six regional wineries. Cabin accommodations include a real Louisville and Nashville Railroad caboose.
Solitude Pointe
Hidden in the foothills of South Carolina, Solitude Pointe offers several recreational amenities, including a playground, basketball court and fishing dock on the Saluda River.
The name describes the big draw here. Surrounded by woodlands, this small foothills campground offers a peaceful setting to get away from it all. Hikers will enjoy its convenient location just five miles from Table Rock and Caesars Head state parks. The 12-acre property also features a private fishing dock on the Saluda River.
Broxton Bridge Plantation
Hunters and horseback riders will love this 7,000-acre retreat in Ehrhardt. The campground includes 130 RV sites, corrals and 58 miles of trails. Hunting opportunities on the property include deer, wild hogs, ducks, pheasants and bobwhite quail. Other amenities include sporting clays, a pistol and rifle range, bass fishing and tours of two on-site Civil War battlegrounds.
Palmetto Shores RV Resort
Among its many recreational amenities, Palmetto Shores RV Resort on Lake Marion includes three pools and a lazy river. Photo courtesy of Palmetto Shores RV Resort.
The gated 32-acre park on Lake Marion offers three pools and a lazy river, a fishing pier, a boat ramp, boat slips for day use, a sandy beach and the lakefront Fish Market & Grill restaurant on-site. All 119 RV sites feature full hookups and 50/30-amp electrical service. Most are pull-through, accommodating big rigs, motorhomes, travel trailers and campers.
Savannah Lakes RV Resort
Located in Hardeeville, this luxury RV park offers everything you need for a great vacation getaway or a quick stop. Concrete pads accommodating up to 90' rigs with 30/50amp hookups are available. Amenities include pickleball courts, a dog park, a heated pool and a 24-hr fitness center. 1 & 2 bedroom lakefront cottages are also available.
Ocean Lakes Family Campground
Ocean Lakes Family Campground is the largest oceanfront campground in Myrtle Beach with 893 campsites, 2,560 annual lease sites and a wide array of amenities offered on 310 acres.
The largest oceanfront campground in Myrtle Beach, the 310-acre resort offers countless amenities, including a mile of seashore, miniature golf, a game center, shuffleboard, basketball and beach volleyball courts and a pool and water park with a four-lane mat racer, tube slide, lazy river and kids' splash zone.
Lake Jasper RV Park
Just minutes from Interstate 95 at the gateway to Hilton Head Island, the scenic Hardeeville campground overlooks a lake with a fishing dock, grilling area, picnic tables and pool. Next door is the 321-acre Sergeant Jasper Park, featuring an 18-hole disc golf course, nature trails and kayak rentals. And, of course, you'll be close to Hilton Head Island's world-renowned beaches and golf courses.
Hilton Head Island Motorcoach Resort
Set on 50 acres at the South End of the island, Hilton Head Island Motorcoach Resort offers 400 fully landscaped sites.
Luxury amenities are the key at the Hilton Head Island Motorcoach Resort. Offering a clubhouse and lounge, pool and hot tub, pickleball and tennis courts, dog park & wash station, fitness center, laundry facilities, a kid's play area and basketball and shuffleboard courts, this RV park covers all of the bases to make sure you have an enjoyable stay in one of South Carolina's most desirable vacation spots.
Mount Pleasant/Charleston KOA
Experience the beauty of the Carolina Lowcountry on this 377-acre antebellum plantation. During your stay, you'll have the opportunity to walk a 1.5-mile nature trail, take a free wagon ride tour of the property, rent a boat and fish in a scenic 30-acre lake. Best of all, you're just a short drive from historic Charleston.
A former staffer with The Miami Herald, Marie moved to SC in 1992. She is passionate about the outdoors, and enjoys exploring the state’s many natural treasures from the Lowcountry to the Upstate.
