26 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Simpsonville offers several RV campgrounds within 30 miles, ranging from full-hookup RV parks to sites with basic electric service. Springwood RV Park in Greenville provides 30/50-amp electric hookups with full sewer connections on level sites open year-round. GSP RV Park in Greer features 36 sites with both 30-amp and 50-amp service, catering specifically to RVs with no tent camping permitted. "Our site was pretty close to level and we only had to use the electric tongue jack on our trailer to level front to back. Got set up in under 5 minutes," noted one visitor about a nearby county park. Fireside RV Park offers 50-amp connections on grass sites rather than gravel, while Cunningham RV Park in Spartanburg provides full hookup sites with picnic tables, though reviews indicate some areas need maintenance.
Many parks in the region require advance reservations, particularly during fall foliage season when availability becomes limited. Dump stations are available at several facilities including Cunningham RV Park, though some visitors report maintenance issues. Cell service varies significantly by location—Verizon coverage ranges from excellent near Greenville to spotty in more remote locations. According to reviews, some RV parks in the area primarily serve long-term residents, which can affect the overall atmosphere for overnight guests. Pet policies are generally accommodating with most parks allowing dogs on leash. Navigation to certain parks may require careful planning as some entrances feature tight turns or steep driveways that can challenge larger motorhomes, particularly those exceeding 40 feet in length.
"This is a well-maintained park with very friendly staff and guests. Spacious dog park, fresh gravel in the spots, fire pit area with string lights."
from $58 / night
"There seemed to be quite a few long term campers but the place was clean. The grass is very nice instead of dirt or gravel pad next to you.
No picnic tables and the WiFi was just useable."
"You often see the owner themselves doing a lot of the maintenance. Plus they check on people, see if everything is going good."
from $40 - $50 / night
from $60 / night
"Small campground with level sites. Plenty of space and areas to walk our dog."
"Close to Asheville and other local sites. Quiet, peaceful. Sites are quite close together. No great views, but very functional."
"We are under a WiFi pole and have good signal and usable internet. It was actually worth paying for. There is a boat launch but, it is hard to get to and down a large, steep incline."
"There was trash in our fire ring and the picnic table at our site should probably be put out of its misery."
"The tent camping is not quite"roughing it": there's pretty reliable WiFi and the bath house is air conditioned and kept very clean."
"Very clean, small, quiet campground. Tents only, they do have some cabins for rent. Nice clean bath house. Was able to access wifi near the tubing office. Prices are extremely reasonable. "
from $35 - $299 / night
"Fantastic owners, great rates, lakefront property, private boat dock, next door to a boat ramp, lake vibe restaurant with live bands, (seasonal), mere minutes from nearly anything one could want, delivery"
"Such a great carefree, quiet and peaceful place to stay!!"
from $47 - $97 / night
TravelerWe were probably lucky, but we drove in on a Monday and found a nice site with the creek/stream burbling in the background. Yes, there is dirt entrance/road and traffic, but not much and way quieter than family campgrounds. This site is my perfect idea of an amazing free off grid camping spot.
GuideSites are not level. Thousand trails is currently not investing. Any money in improving the sites. Half of the sites in the park are going back to nature. The roads are falling apart and the inclines are not big rig friendly.
ScoutHospitality and attention to detail can't be beat. Rates were very reasonable for the quality of facility and grounds.
TravelerStayed 1 week in site 12. Great small campground, clean and quiet. Jojo was a great host and 5pm happy hour gathering was fun. Will DEFINITELY return. Its a great spot for launching adventures.
ScoutThis park was built several years ago by Millenium Motorcoach Company, and is just an incredible place! The sites are all privately owned, and rentals are managed by the resort, for the owners and renters alike. We have travelled for many years in our motorcoach, and have enjoyed accommodations like this seldom. You just want to stay and never leave!
ScoutIf you ever plan on visiting Shelby / Broad River KOA Holiday Campground and have women or kids in your party, and y'all rent a unit from them, I'd rethink it or keep the door locked at all times. Our visit was wonderful up until the point a maintenance worker walks straight up in here on us.
RangerWe stayed here because it was right between Brevard and Hendersonville. It’s a small park with full hook ups, a picnic table, and a fire ring. A new bath house on site with laundry. The bath house was clean but I went in on arrival and no TP was available at 3PM, so not sure how often they service the bathrooms. We later found out the office is only open a couple days a week, and I’m not even sure which days. I did not see a host sign either so that leaves me to wonder how often also. The majority of the people seem to live there which gives the park a different vibe. No friendly hellos and no one out grilling or around a campfire. The sites were pretty level, and a decent size. No shade to speak of, and there is not much area to actually walk a dog. They have 2 fenced areas that are dog parks that were nice but not terribly large. One day, one tenant put his dog inside the dog area and left him there for a bit to just bark. I’m sure the owner was close by but was not inside the fence area. They advertise that the Ecrusta Trailbis directly behind the park. It is… but it hasn’t been updated yet in the project of making it extremely useable. It has large rocks currently covering the trail and my Labrador was very uncomfortable walking on it. There is an Ingles across the street which was very convenient. And the location is good. If you are looking for a clean convenient stop with full hook ups this will be a great find. But I don’t think we will visit again as we are outdoorsy people
TravelerWe camped next to the fishing pier, the site was a bit uneven and I had to do some creative engineering to get my 26' rig level. It has been very quiet during the week. By the way, we have great T-Mobile service.
ScoutThis was a really lovely campground. We were greeted by Jojo and escorted to our spot by Daegan who helped us get our camper situated. The campground was clean and tidy, and had firewood and ice available for purchase. The happy hour at 5 is a great way to meet your fellow campers. Nearby there are restaurants and a few shops. The location is very close to several waterfall hikes.
RV parks near Simpsonville, South Carolina provide convenient access to both the Blue Ridge Mountains and Lake Hartwell, with elevations ranging from 900 to 1,100 feet above sea level. The region experiences humid subtropical climate with approximately 50 inches of annual rainfall, making spring and fall the most comfortable camping seasons. Most campgrounds in this area offer varying degrees of tree cover, with some sites featuring open grassy areas rather than traditional gravel pads.
Lake activities at Thousand Trails Carolina Landing: Located on Lake Hartwell, this campground offers water recreation opportunities including fishing, boating, and swimming. "The campground itself is gorgeous, heavily wooded and lots of hills. It has great access to Lake Hartwell, and lots of sites," notes a visitor to Thousand Trails Carolina Landing.
Mini-golf and recreation: Several RV parks maintain on-site mini-golf courses, though conditions vary seasonally. "The mini-golf needs some love, but it's in pretty good condition considering some that we've seen other places," mentions a camper who stayed at Carolina Landing.
Local exploration: Camping near Simpsonville provides access to multiple nearby towns within 30-minute drives. "The closest town is cute not very much to do but just enough. The main city Greenville isn't very far and it's a very nice downtown area," writes a reviewer of Fireside RV Park.
Peaceful settings: Despite proximity to transportation routes, many campers appreciate the relative quiet at certain parks. "Very quiet at night. Our pull-thru site was right next to the office and was very level. Our site had a picnic table," shares a visitor at Springwood RV Park.
Dog-friendly facilities: Several RV parks near Simpsonville provide dedicated pet areas. "Spacious dog park, fresh gravel in the spots, fire pit area with string lights," notes a camper at GSP RV Park, adding that the park is "centrally located near downtown Greer and a short drive from Greenville and Travelers Rest."
Grass sites: Unlike many RV parks with gravel pads, some locations feature grass parking surfaces. "The grass is very nice instead of dirt or gravel pad next to you," reports a guest at Fireside RV Park, who appreciated this alternative to standard site surfaces.
Site leveling challenges: RV campers should come prepared for potentially uneven sites at some parks. "Our site—A5—was super unlevel. I felt unsafe with our fifth wheel's two left tires up in the air after auto-leveling," cautions a visitor to Thousand Trails Carolina Landing.
Seasonal population differences: Many Simpsonville area RV parks host both overnight and long-term residents. "There seemed to be quite a few long term campers but the place was clean," notes a camper at Fireside RV Park about the mix of guests.
Limited bathroom facilities: Some parks focus primarily on self-contained RVs with limited shared amenities. "The campsite only has laundry service, no additional bathrooms or showers. The Wi-Fi is ok, but it drops out a lot," explains a reviewer of Fireside RV Park.
Pool availability: When traveling with children, check pool operating hours as they vary significantly by park and season. "Our hope was to spend some late afternoon time at the pool, but that didn't work out," shares a visitor to Carolina Landing RV Resort, noting restricted hours.
Playground conditions: Family-oriented campers should verify playground status before booking. "We had our grandson with us and the playground was closed off," reports a Carolina Landing camper, highlighting the importance of confirming amenity availability.
Kids' activities: Several parks offer recreational opportunities specifically for children. "We saw a few people playing basketball a couple of times, and lots of kids rode their bikes occasionally," notes a Carolina Landing visitor about informal activity options.
Navigation challenges: Many RV parks in the Simpsonville area have tight internal roads requiring careful maneuvering. "Every turn is tight. This place is full of big rigs, however, it is not conducive to them," warns a visitor to The Point at Lake Hartwell.
Sewer connection placement: Some RV parks have unusual utility configurations requiring extra equipment. "The sewer outlet at our site was placed in the back of our site and I needed a hose about 35' long to reach it," reports a camper at Cunningham RV Park.
Wi-Fi quality: Internet availability varies widely between parks, even within the same property. "We are under a WiFi pole and have good signal and usable internet. It was actually worth paying for," notes a camper at Thousand Trails Carolina Landing, indicating the inconsistent coverage throughout many Simpsonville area RV parks.
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