FirstTimeCamper: nice campground in SC?
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Gary RV_Wizard
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What constitutes "nice" in your view? Trees & wildlife? Privacy, with no neighbors in sight? Water, sewer & electric? Convenient to town shopping & restaurants? Paved sites? Easy access roads? Etc etc etc.
The Tanglewood RV park near Winston Salem is very nice. It's in a large a county park and has a lot to offer. See http://rvtanglewood.com/
It doesn't open until March 1, though. You may run into opening date problems in much of western NC/SC this time of year.
The Tanglewood RV park near Winston Salem is very nice. It's in a large a county park and has a lot to offer. See http://rvtanglewood.com/
It doesn't open until March 1, though. You may run into opening date problems in much of western NC/SC this time of year.
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The Charlotte Fort Mill KOA is open year round. We are stopping over there later this week for the first time.
DearMissMermaid
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All of the South Carolina State Parks are open year round. Being from SC, I have stayed in just about all of them. If you love nature, you will love the SC state parks. All come with rivers, lakes or oceans.
There are plenty around upstate South Carolina to choose from.
If you want mountains try Table Rock State Park or Paris Mountain.
For Lakes, there are plenty including Lake Hartwell, Devils Fork and my favorite Lake Greenwood. Tons of acreage and hiking are available at Croft.
For most you won't even need a reservation. Once you show up, you can ask to see the campground and pick out your own spot.
If you go to this map link for the SC State Parks, you will see more than a dozen between Charlotte and Greenville. At the top click off you are searching for RV spots and it will only show the parks with campgrounds.
http://www.southcarolinaparks.com/park-finder/state-park-finder/
Good luck and have fun!
There are plenty around upstate South Carolina to choose from.
If you want mountains try Table Rock State Park or Paris Mountain.
For Lakes, there are plenty including Lake Hartwell, Devils Fork and my favorite Lake Greenwood. Tons of acreage and hiking are available at Croft.
For most you won't even need a reservation. Once you show up, you can ask to see the campground and pick out your own spot.
If you go to this map link for the SC State Parks, you will see more than a dozen between Charlotte and Greenville. At the top click off you are searching for RV spots and it will only show the parks with campgrounds.
http://www.southcarolinaparks.com/park-finder/state-park-finder/
Good luck and have fun!
Badlands Bob
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The COE parks around Lake Hartwell will open up in a couple of months. They are great. Check them out.
robertusa123
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http://www.ncparks.gov/lake-norman-state-park/camping
Lake Norman state park
No hookup. But does have water source and dump station
Lake Norman state park
No hookup. But does have water source and dump station
Bagelboy
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Check out Myrtle Beach Travel Park in myrtle beach. It's right on the ocean, and you can bring dogs on the beach til April 1st. Rates are reasonable, and the view is perfect! I'm here now as we make our way done to key Largo!
DearMissMermaid
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All the COE and SC state parks on Lake Hartwell are open year round.
John From Detroit
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Places I have stayed
Lake Hartwell State Park (Really a COE park operated by the state)
Twin Lakes (COE) park also on lake Hartwell
South Cove (oconnee county parks, Seneca SC I can give directions (Easy to get to)
The main drag through Seeca is what I call the sequential numbered highway SC 123
Just east of the medical center, also east of Bi-lo and K-mart, is I Think 28 (if you cross the rail road tracks going east you went too far, about 20 feet too far) Head NORTH.
Two lights (Bountyland is on the left, Some school road on the right) turn right
One light turn right again
Follow your headlights and you will get to the park (DO NOT TURN till you absolutly must, that turn is INSIDE the park)_
as you go into the park look to your left.. Just past a house is the road to the RV park, It's a "Sprite" of land (like an island with a land bridge)
What is it like there? Well, perhaps I can provide a hint. if I edit, this may be sideways or upside down though.
Lake Hartwell State Park (Really a COE park operated by the state)
Twin Lakes (COE) park also on lake Hartwell
South Cove (oconnee county parks, Seneca SC I can give directions (Easy to get to)
The main drag through Seeca is what I call the sequential numbered highway SC 123
Just east of the medical center, also east of Bi-lo and K-mart, is I Think 28 (if you cross the rail road tracks going east you went too far, about 20 feet too far) Head NORTH.
Two lights (Bountyland is on the left, Some school road on the right) turn right
One light turn right again
Follow your headlights and you will get to the park (DO NOT TURN till you absolutly must, that turn is INSIDE the park)_
as you go into the park look to your left.. Just past a house is the road to the RV park, It's a "Sprite" of land (like an island with a land bridge)
What is it like there? Well, perhaps I can provide a hint. if I edit, this may be sideways or upside down though.
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DearMissMermaid
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Yep, that looks upside down to me! 
DearMissMermaid
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By the way... the SC state parks that are leased from COE will accept the senior and disabled discount. ;D
But you have to ask for it.
But you have to ask for it.
