South Carolina Camper's Handbook

Developed Campgrounds

These campgrounds are generally equipped with public restrooms, hot showers, and drinking water. Most of the campsites have running water, electrical hookups, and a picnic table. A few campgrounds also have coin-operated laundromats.

• Aiken State Park
• Andrew Jackson State Park
• Baker Creek State Park
• Barnwell State Park
• Buck Hall Recreation Area
• Cheraw State Park
  • Equestrian camping
• Chester State Park
• Colleton State Park
• Croft State Park
• Dreher Island State Park
• Ebenezer Park of Rock Hill
• Edisto Beach State Park
• Givhans Ferry State Park
• Hamilton Branch State Park
• Hickory Knob State Resort Park
• Hunting Island State Park
• Huntington Beach State Park
• James Island County Park
• Kings Mountain State Park
  • Equestrian camping
• Lake Greenwood State Park
• Lake Hartwell State Park
• Lake Wateree State Park
• Lee State Park
  • Equestrian camping
• Little Pee Dee State Park
• Lynches River County Park
• Mill Creek Park
• Modoc Campground
• Myrtle Beach State Park
• Paris Mountain State Park
• Parson's Mountain Recreation Area
• Poinsett State Park
  • Equestrian camping
• Sadlers Creek State Park
• Santee State Park
• Sesquicentennial State Park
• Table Rock State Park

Primitive Campgrounds

These “back country” campgrounds are equipped with minimal facilities, if any. Somtimes you will find nothing more than a place to pitch your tent. Other primitive campgrounds may offer drinking water and outhouses.

• Anne Springs Close Greenway
• Brick House Recreation Area
• Caesars Head State Park
• Congaree National Park
• Halfway Creek Trail Camp
• Hamilton Branch State Park
• Honey Hill Recreation Area
• James Island County Park
• Lick Fork Lake Recreation Area
• Modoc Campground
• Paris Mountain State Park
• Sandy Beach Wildlife Management Area
• Table Rock State Park

See https://www.sciway.net/tourism/campgrounds.html for more information about South Carolina camping.

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