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Camping in South Carolina

21 sourced camping locations, with fees, access, amenities, cell coverage and fire conditions recorded exactly as the sources publish them.

Locations

21

counties

6

Nightly price published

10%

Elevation range

111–409 ft

Median elevation 352 ft across 21 locations with a stored elevation.

Camping types recorded

  • Developed campground 6 of 21
  • RV 2 of 21
  • Tent 2 of 21
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Counties represented

Columbia County · Elbert County · Lincoln County · McCormick County · McDuffie County · Richland County

Camping locations in South Carolina

  • MODOCMcCormick County · Developed campground, RV, Tent
  • HAWE CREEKMcCormick County · Developed campground, RV, Tent
  • CLARKS HILLMcCormick County · Developed campground
  • BELOW DAM SOUTH CAROLINAColumbia County · Developed campground
  • PARKSVILLEMcCormick County · Developed campground
  • GILL POINTLincoln County · Developed campground
  • Longleaf CampgroundRichland County
  • Bluff CampgroundRichland County
  • Hickory Knob State ParkMcCormick County
  • Wildwood ParkColumbia County
  • Bobby Brown State ParkElbert County
  • Elijah Clark State ParkLincoln County
  • Mistletoe State ParkColumbia County
  • Baker Creek State ParkMcCormick County
  • Broad RiverLincoln County
  • Fort Gordon Recreation AreaColumbia County
  • Hamilton Branch State ParkMcCormick County
  • Raysville MarinaMcDuffie County
  • Soap Creek MarinaLincoln County
  • Clay HillLincoln County
  • Hesters FerryLincoln County
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