Lake Jasper RV Park

If this RV oasis was any closer to the hustle & bustle of I95, the busiest thoroughfare in the Palmetto State, it would be on it, but what you don’t know is that there’s a handful of lakes and surrounding forest that is thickly populated by pine wetland along with 300 acres of Sergeant Jasper Park that adds additional nature between this CG and the highway, so you’re incredibly close, but you won’t notice it. In fact, you won’t hear anything out here, which was pretty amazing, considering just how close to I95 you are. And whether you’re planning on heading to Savannah, which is 30 minutes south of here, 40 minutes to picturesque Beaufort or oceanfront Hilton Head Island, only about 30 minutes southeast, Lake Jasper RV Park makes for either a great layover for a single night or for even a longer spell. What was also surprising is that you are not even located on the mainland here – in fact, you’ll be parked on Eagle Scout Island with direct access to beautiful Lake Jasper, which will satisfy your fishing, boating and paddling urges.

The campground is impeccably landscaped, well-maintained and organized with the RV and 5th Wheeler crowd in mind, wherein there’s decent-sized paved roads that will easily escort you around the entire property, where even the trickiest of turns are EZ here. The parking pads are both long as well as wide and where you do find ground, it’s a mixture of soil and sand silt, which prevents any erosion from happening whether you need to set up blocks for your sewage or erect a 10x10 shelter – whatever you plant in the ground is going to stay put. While there’s not a ton of privacy in between slots, each site was very spacious so you won’t have to worry about being up in your neighbors business and with 105 individual pull-through or back-in slots to choose from, each one is incredibly level and features FHUs featuring water, sewage and 50 amp electric. The pads themselves are either small gravel or sandy soil with all sites featuring a concrete patio.

Amenities: General marketplace at the main office, separate restroom and shower facilities, heated pool sitting lakefront, coin-and-CC-operated laundr-O-mat, community fire pits, doggie park & station, fishing dock, designated picnic area, RV & boat storage, covered pier, WiFi, cable-TV access, lakeside center, tetherball, horseshoes, key-pad gated entry, designated dumpsters, access to hiking trails that will take you in and around Sergeant Jasper county park offering more than 3 miles of decent, flat trails but the crown jewel of this particular campground is the direct lake access to quaint Lake Jasper.

Insider’s tips? Here’s a few: (1) You definitely want to make the most out of being located adjacent to Sergeant Jasper county park where not only is there a direct trailhead access point here at Lake Jasper RV Park to explore all of the hiking trails or bike on, but there’s additional activities over here like a lakefront gazebo, kid’s playground, additional picnic shelters, canoe & kayak rentals as well as an 18-hole disc golf course; (2) In the event that you want to get ‘off the reservation’ and try some local fare, I highly recommend Tailgators Bar & Grill, The Clubhouse at Okatie Creek and Frankie Bones over in Blufton;(3) Should you need to load up on any supplies, just head east on Route 278 where there’s a Publix, Kroger, Sam’s Club, CVS and Walmart Supercenter; (4) If you are of my tent pitchin’ tribe, you’ll want to look for other accommodations as this is a mobile camping outpost only; (5) Be sure to grab a spot at the community fire pit or the small little peninsula that the picnic area is on around 5pm in order to get a pristine view of the sunset as it sinks right over Lake Jasper, making for simply wonderful sundowners; (6) Be aware that there are snakes and alligators in and around Lake Jasper, so if you’re out walking Fido, be sure to keep him / her on the leash at all times; and (7) IMHO the best sites are those located right on the lake and include sites like #14, #31– #38 and #39 – #47, although you will want to take the following into consideration: site #39 rubs right up against the shower and restroom facilities and sites #14 and #31 have the head trail entrance running between them, so if you are concerned with random pedestrians passing by your spot all the time, then maybe another spot would be better. If you don’t mind not having a lakeview, I also like spots #48 – #53 that are tucked away in a corner and keep you away from the general population.

Happy Camping!

Lake Jasper is a wonderful place! It is located a few miles off of I-95 near a medical center. The campground itself is gates, with pull through and back in sites nestled in along a lake with palm trees and a wonderful views. We have stayed here many times, and every time the stay is wonderful and relaxing.

The sites are large and level for the most part, but there are a few sites where you will need leveling blocks for longer rigs. Most, if not all, of the sites are full hookup. Most, if not all of The sites have concrete pads, and the soil is very sandy so everything stays firm even if it rains.

Navigating the park is a breeze; the roads are wide, the turns are gentle, and there is plenty of room to get around.

The park is extremely well kept, and every year when we go it seems they added some sort of improvement, with the latest being the automatic gates at the front. You are not able to access the campground without a gate code. They have a small camp store with a few basics, a wonderful pool that overlooks the lake, and a laundry and a bathhouse on either side of the pool.

The campground is conveniently located off of I-95, but it is not far from Savannah and Myrtle Beach. The prices here have gone up steadily, but I don’t mind since they make improvements regularly and really keep the park well maintained. Everything looks bright and fresh, nothing is run down which is no small feat along the Coast.

We are heading back to Lake Jasper in a few weeks and I can say I am very excited to get there!

We are staying here while waiting for a work camper gig. We have a site by the lake. Pretty views, pretty big site. The driveway up to the pad was muddy and rutty when we parked. Some sites have a pea type gravel, ours is just the sandy soil. There is a concrete patio in great shape.

Laundry area has card access as well as quarters. It is clean with a set of washer and dryer labeled for pets which is good, there are a lot of dogs here. It is close to a trail system so you can take your dogs on longer walks if you would like.

It is very dark at night. The only light coming from the vending machines, dog waste stations, and RVs that leave lights on. Bring a light if you are going out after dark.

The WiFi is ok depending on what signal you pick up. We have a booster and used the pool station. Cable is not digital and cuts out now and then. We don’t watch it much.

People have been very nice and welcoming so far. We would recommend. It is a little pricey but I think that is true for the area in general. It books up fast so plan ahead.