Blount's Landing is located near the shores of Lake Marion in South Carolina, offering a landscape of flat terrain with scattered trees. The area experiences temperatures ranging from the 40s in winter to the 90s in summer. Nearby, visitors can explore the Santee State Park and the Santee National Wildlife Refuge, both offering opportunities for outdoor activities.

Blounts Landing is a family owned resort with a general store including bait and tackle, as well as a restaurant that is open Memorial day to Labor day.
To the families or fisherman that love the great outdoors, we have the greatest array of fishing available such as strippers, bass, catfish, crappie, brim, shell crackers to name a few. Blount's Landing has more to offer than just fishing. In addition it is a great place to camp, ride your jet skis and ATV's.

Blount's Landing

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If you are looking for no frills, peace &amp; calm and don’t mind a somewhat dilapidated surrounding amongst a pretty laid back crowd of RV lifers, then this cul-de-sac campground might just be the place for you. There is a simple loop that you’ll take once you get here (just due north of Rt. 6) and will take you completely around the place (noted waterfront spaces around the perimeter). Insider’s tip? There’s a super cool little jetty called Loch Dhu Plantation that is a nice 20 minute or so kayak from Blount’s Landing (just head due east and bow around Rocks Pond Campground &amp; Marina) that is quite scenic, especially from the water. In Scottish, Loch Dhu means ‘black lake,’ which is odd because the water here is quite blue and not terribly dark, but hey, maybe I hit it on a bad day. Regardless, while Blount's Landing is quite depressing, this little spot is a real gem, so be sure to have a look. As for Blount’s Landing, I don’t really recommend this spot – despite learning that there’s some decent evening get togethers (BYOB) on Friday nights and that there’s even a fish fry every once in a while. While there is a few great views from this point, the rest of the area is just alright and there’s a number of RV guests who must have arrived at one point (circa 1950's by the look of it) and just decided not to leave for some reason, so while the place ticks a number of boxes, it’s downtrodden environ leaves a lot to be desired. 

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