Best Equestrian Camping near Beaufort, SC

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Camelot Farms Equestrian Center offers four RV hookup sites with water and electrical connections near Beaufort. The grassy, shaded camping spots cost $35 per night and include access to a dump station located on the property. Both tent and RV camping are available, with accommodations for those bringing their own horses. The property features riding facilities including a covered arena where riding lessons are available. Trail rides to the beach are offered for those without personal horses, making this an accessible option for equestrians seeking coastal riding experiences. The campground maintains facilities catering specifically to horse owners while providing basic amenities like drinking water and trash disposal.

Direct access to local riding trails connects campers to nearby beaches and riding areas. Campers can arrange riding lessons through instructors affiliated with the facility, with two-hour sessions available by reservation. The campground is set up to easily accommodate visitors with their own horses, though specific corral information isn't detailed in reviews. Bath facilities at nearby Broxton Bridge Plantation have water pressure described as fantastic, though seasonal maintenance may vary. Yellow flies and mosquitoes can be prevalent in the region, particularly during warmer months. Roadside produce stands along the approach routes offer fresh local fruits and vegetables for campers planning extended stays with their horses.

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  • The School for  Y.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jun. 11, 2020

    Camelot Farms Equestrian Center

    Awesome Spot

    This private campground has four hookup spots for RVs, as well as tent camping spots. You can reserve an RV space and for $35/night, you get a shaded, grassy spot to park with water and power (the dump station is just down the driveway).

    The highlight for us was the ability to ride horses. They provided us with two names of instructors, one of whom graciously squeezed us into her schedule and gave our girls a two-hour riding lesson in their covered arena. They also have trail rides to the beach available.

    We don’t have our own horses, but if we did, it seems like this place is set up to accommodate that easily.

    There are roadside fruit and veggie stands you pass on the way in that are worth a stop.

  • Trent W.
    Nov. 10, 2020

    Camelot Farms Equestrian Center

    HORRIBLE DO NOT GO!!! WOW

    Wow, where to begin..... So I attempted to schedule a horse back riding event for my fiancé' and I for her birthday(thought that it would be cool to take a ride on the beach) I filled out the info online and left the page to double check the distance. When I came back to the page it had already taken payment and the 17 miles away was really 95 miles driving distance. I IMMEDIATLY called OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER again and got NO response or answer! Also, woke up the next morning at 7am to start calling AGAIN. Guess what no answer. Ill put my bottom dollar that if you call this establishment right now that they will NOT answer.... IF YOU CALL and they do answer the phone Ill pay for your next ride(look me up) IF they dont....(DO NOT DO IT!) This was the response that I got..... After calling 20mins after accidently signing up and also the other 20 plus times.....(AGAIN NO CALL BACK they sent me an email AFTER the fact!! bunch of crooks!!)"I will not issue a refund as it clearly states this information on your sign up." OK.... WHY didnt you answer the phone at all or call me back???!?!? I have a nephew who is 8 years old that gets back to people faster... He needs to get a job there and I bet that I could triple your intake overnight just by answering the phone and calling people back... Communication is everything!! they have NONE!! wow. DO NOT GO HERE!! Instead you should totally check out Seabrook Island Equestrian Center. They call you back and also want to earn your business not just take your money.

  • Misty L.
    Jul. 19, 2022

    Camelot Farms Equestrian Center

    This company is refusing to refund me over $400 for their mistake.

    This company is refusing to refund me over $400 for their mistake. Scheduled ride for 4 at 10:00am the next day through their website. Received call from manager at 9:00pm that evening with schedule conflict. Offered to cancel, but manager stated he would call back in the morning to let us know whether they could accommodate us or not. I called the manager back at 9:30am and left a message that we would be cancelling and requested my card be refunded since we had not heard back from him. A few weeks later, I contacted the owner and she was only willing to refund$125 for one rider, claiming that they had horses ready and waiting for us. We would have been there, had the manager not contacted us the night prior. If you choose to ride with this company, pay in person at the time of your session. But I would highly recommend finding another service.

  • J
    Aug. 25, 2021

    Broxton Bridge Plantation

    Easy Going and very helpful

    We wanted primitive camping away from everyone. They had space from the neighbors.

    Bath house was dirty from lack of use, water pressure was fantastic!

    Lots of Mosquitoes and yellow flies.

  • Melissa C.
    Feb. 17, 2024

    Camelot Farms Equestrian Center

    Terrible Customer Service

    This is such a shame. I have always enjoyed going to Camelot Farms and have been every year for the past several years. I was initially excited to hear Camelot had opened back up the camping facilities and decided that although the price has increased 300% as compared to before the sale, I would continue my tradition of beach riding with my best friend. I contacted Gini Quade who had stated in several posts on FB to reach out and she could facilitate this trip. She also provided a number to call. I have called the number several times this week with no response. I then reached out again through text message and the message was read but no reply. Again, I tried calling only to find out I was provided the wrong number. I reached out yet again through FB to let Ms. Quade know that I was provided the wrong number and requested the correct number. Yet again the message was read with zero response. Unfortunately, the weekend has now arrived and STILL cannot get a response. I will be contacting management. Good luck to all of you who try to plan a trip. I hope you have much more success than I have had. This has been a very disappointing experience.


Guide to Beaufort

Equestrian campgrounds near Beaufort, South Carolina provide direct access to riding trails and coastal landscapes. Several facilities in the region combine camping options with horse-friendly amenities, allowing visitors to bring their own mounts or arrange riding experiences. The coastal area presents a mix of maritime forest and coastal plains environments, making it a notable destination for riders seeking diverse terrain.

What to do

Trail riding access: Camelot Farms Equestrian Center connects riders to local riding paths leading to coastal areas. "This private campground has four hookup spots for RVs, as well as tent camping spots," notes a visitor from The School for Y., who appreciated the riding facilities.

Riding instruction: Equestrians can arrange professional lessons at facilities around Beaufort. The School for Y. mentions, "They provided us with two names of instructors, one of whom graciously squeezed us into our schedule and gave our girls a two-hour riding lesson in their covered arena."

Produce shopping: Local agriculture creates opportunities for fresh food shopping. Roadside stands near Broxton Bridge Plantation offer seasonal fruits and vegetables. As Jill reports, the plantation provides options for "primitive camping away from everyone" with good separation between sites.

What campers like

Water quality: Broxton Bridge Plantation receives positive comments about its utilities. According to Jill, "water pressure was fantastic!" despite noting some facilities may need attention after periods of disuse.

Privacy options: Spacious site layouts at certain horse campgrounds allow for more secluded experiences. Jill appreciated that Broxton Bridge Plantation "had space from the neighbors" when she requested primitive camping away from other visitors.

Facility flexibility: Camelot Farms Equestrian Center accommodates various camping preferences. "You get a shaded, grassy spot to park with water and power," reports The School for Y., noting the convenience of having a dump station located down the driveway.

What you should know

Seasonal insects: Summer months bring challenging insect activity to the coastal region. Jill warns about Broxton Bridge Plantation: "Lots of Mosquitoes and yellow flies" affect the camping experience, particularly during warmer seasons.

Reservation requirements: Horse campgrounds in the Beaufort area generally require advance booking. Reviews suggest contacting facilities directly to confirm availability and clarify services, especially for specialized needs related to horses.

Facility maintenance: Bathroom facilities at some locations may show seasonal variation in upkeep. Jill notes that at one location, the "Bath house was dirty from lack of use," suggesting travelers should prepare accordingly or check recent maintenance schedules.

Tips for camping with families

Instructor availability: Parents seeking riding experiences for children should call ahead to arrange lessons. The School for Y. recommends planning ahead: "We don't have our own horses, but if we did, it seems like this place is set up to accommodate that easily."

Payment timing: Consider paying for services at time of delivery rather than in advance. As Misty L. advises from her experience, "If you choose to ride with this company, pay in person at the time of your session."

Communication expectations: Establish clear communication channels with staff before arrival. Multiple reviewers note challenges with return communication at certain facilities, suggesting families confirm all arrangements well before travel dates.

Tips from RVers

Hookup verification: RV campers should confirm specific electrical connections when booking. While sites may advertise electrical hookups, amp capacity varies between facilities and affects which appliances can operate simultaneously.

Dump station locations: Not all equestrian campgrounds offer on-site dump stations. The School for Y. notes at Camelot Farms Equestrian Center, "the dump station is just down the driveway," providing important logistics information for planning longer stays.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is the most popular equestrian campsite near Beaufort, SC?

According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular equestrian campground near Beaufort, SC is Camelot Farms Equestrian Center with a 2-star rating from 4 reviews.