RV parks near Evans, Georgia provide camping options within reach of regional attractions including Lake Thurmond and urban centers. Sites in this region range from military facilities to private campgrounds with varied amenities. Winter brings milder temperatures with highs typically in the 50s-60s°F while summer temperatures often exceed 90°F with high humidity levels. Some campgrounds offer lake access while others focus on providing convenient overnight accommodations.
What to do
Water recreation on Clark's Hill Lake: Pointes West Army Resort at Pointes West Army Resort provides direct lake access with sites on a peninsula. "Sites L, M, and N are all on a little peninsula that sticks out into Clarks Hill Lake, and are our personal favorites," notes Jason L.
Visit military history: Fort Gordon's U.S. Army Signal Corps Museum makes for an educational day trip from RV parks in Evans. Several campgrounds including Barnyard RV Park offer convenient access. "Congaree National Park Fort Jackson are nearby. Columbia is a neighboring city," explains Scott M.
Local shopping: The Barnyard Barnyard RV Park features a large flea market next door. "Located behind the flea market," confirms Dallas W., making it convenient for bargain hunters and browsing local goods.
What campers like
Peaceful locations: Carolina Hill Mobile Home and RV Park offers tranquility according to visitors. "Zero road noise, large sites, shade trees and laundry room," reports Bobbie S., who adds: "If you walk around the park four times, you have walked a mile."
Full hookup sites: Many campgrounds provide complete utility connections. At Heritage RV Park, sites feature level spots with all necessary connections. "At $35/night with full hook-up, wifi, paved patio this was a pretty good bargain," notes Nancy W.
Wifi performance: Connectivity varies significantly by location, with some parks offering better service than others. At Plum Branch RV Park, Kevin H. reports Verizon performs best: "Verizon: 44.9dn. 1.88 up" while "T-mobile mifi: no 4G nor 5G service."
What you should know
Military restrictions: Some facilities have limited access or special rules. At Pointes West Army Resort, Rose S. confirms it's a "military campground," and Scott M. notes during restrictions: "RV Camping is open, for local traffic only. RV's must contain a restroom. No visitors."
Surface conditions: Site surfaces vary across campgrounds. At Heritage RV Park, Andrew L. reports: "The pads for the back in smaller campers were sandy with a concrete pad next to it. The sand was impossible to keep out of the RV."
Fire restrictions: Several campgrounds prohibit open flames. At Heritage RV Park, Nancy W. notes: "There are no fire pits and campfires allowed," making it unsuitable for those seeking traditional campfire experiences.
Tips for camping with families
Entertainment options: Some parks lack child-friendly facilities. At Heritage RV Park, Andrew L. cautions: "There were also no fire pits or communal areas / playgrounds, so it was difficult to keep our toddler entertained."
Holiday considerations: Holiday weekends can bring crowds to waterfront campgrounds. Bobby J. shares about Warthen RV Park: "My daughter and I have stayed here the last 3 summer's. It's officially a must for our summer camp trips. The serenity of the area and huge fields and beautiful trees."
Swimming access: Not all waterfront parks allow swimming. Moon Landing Campground has restrictions worth noting before arriving with children. Wolf R.N. points out: "No tent camping no fishing and no swimming. Why go?"
Tips from RVers
Site access: Many parks feature back-in sites exclusively. Heritage RV Park visitors note these spaces accommodate larger rigs despite layout limitations. Kathy H. explains: "All sites are back in but very big so easy to get in."
Self-contained camping: Some facilities lack bathhouses or restrooms. At Boss RV Park, Charlie B. notes: "I was near the bath house and laundry which were both clean and well maintained," but many parks require self-contained units.
Seasonal concerns: Summer brings pest challenges in some locations. Scott M. reports about Pointes West: "Nice campground. We stayed in the primitive camping area with our adventure trailer. Right on the water, it was a great site. Ants can be a huge problem though during the summer."
