Best Campgrounds near Clemson, SC
Near the college town of Clemson, South Carolina, you'll find several good camping spots within driving distance. Davidson River Campground has walking trails and mountain bike paths that start right from the camping area. Tallulah Gorge State Park Campground sits near the impressive gorge with hiking trails that take you down to see the waterfalls. Devils Fork State Park Campground puts you close to Lake Jocassee where many campers spend their days fishing or taking boats out. All three campgrounds have clean bathrooms and showers, though some are more updated than others. The privacy between sites changes depending on which loop you choose - some have good tree coverage while others are more open. Most sites have trees for shade, which helps during South Carolina's hot summers. From these campgrounds, you can get back to Clemson pretty quickly if you want to catch a game or grab a meal in town. Many locals recommend camping in spring or fall when it's not too hot and the trees look great. The campgrounds around Clemson work well for quick weekend trips or longer stays, depending on what you're looking for.
