OK, you might actually drive by this 'campground' a few times before you circle back and take a closer look at the dilapidated signs that are falling off the post holding them up, but don't be dissuaded by the fading facade of this place.  While you might actually miss the turn off for Bell's Marina, Restaurant & Campground (just look at the sign in the pics!), once you find where you are heading and get past the storefront blocking the grounds, you'll soon enter a small loop, where half way through, you will discover bliss on the water. 

There's only about 30-40 spots here, and only 3-4 have direct water access, but if you have a boat and/or heading out to fish, then this is a great spot to check out on the super cheap.  I would describe the area as basically someone's very large backyard, where you can basically park your RV or pitch a tent pretty much anywhere you want, as long as you aren't pitching it on top of someone else's home for the night.

Couple of insider tips: 1) get out on the water as early as you can - watching the sun rise from the bow of my kayak was nothing short of spectacular; 2) while I didn't hire a fishing guide, there's this bro named Gary who is apparently the man to hire (hit him up at 803-492-7924; and 3) while the restaurant at Bell's doesn't look like much, I did stop in for some biscuits and gravy and it was pretty delish, so I'd give it a try.

Happy Camping!