RV parks near Union, South Carolina typically operate year-round with most offering full hookup sites. Situated in the Piedmont region at elevations between 500-700 feet, the area experiences mild winters with occasional freezing temperatures and humid summers that average in the upper 80s. Many campgrounds provide 50-amp service to accommodate air conditioning needs during summer months when humidity levels can reach 70-80%.
What to do
Fishing opportunities: The Moon Landing Campground provides access to Lake Greenwood, making it a popular destination for anglers. "Good place to relax and enjoy the water," notes Michael Y., though swimming is restricted at this location.
Visit downtown Greer: Just a short drive from many Union area RV parks, Greer offers shopping and dining options. A camper at GSP RV PARK shares that "The park is centrally located near downtown Greer (very cute with lots of shops and restaurants) and a short drive from Greenville and Travelers Rest."
Day trips to Greenville: Several campgrounds serve as convenient bases for exploring the region. Visitors staying at Fireside RV Park mention "The main city Greenville isn't very far and it's a very nice downtown area."
What campers like
Well-maintained grounds: Many campgrounds prioritize landscape upkeep. One camper at Fireside RV Park noted, "The campsite is very well maintained. You often see the owner themselves doing a lot of the maintenance. Plus they check on people, see if everything is going good."
Friendly atmosphere: Despite closer site spacing at some parks, the community atmosphere receives positive mentions. A reviewer at Yates RV Resort appreciated the personalized service: "Kim was fantastic at helping us with arriving early due to hurricane Ian and Mike was on site with a rain coat when we did finally show up! That's just amazing compassion that you might not get elsewhere larger."
Green space between sites: Unlike gravel-only campgrounds, some RV parks feature grassy areas. Vance S. appreciated that at Fireside RV Park, "The grass is very nice instead of dirt or gravel pad next to you."
What you should know
Long-term residents: Many RV parks in the Union area serve primarily as extended-stay accommodations. A reviewer at Crown Cove RV Park points out it's "Great for long term camp sites!" while another mentions some campgrounds "seems to cater to long term residents."
Limited amenities at some parks: Facilities vary significantly between locations. A Fireside RV Park reviewer explains, "The campsite only has laundry service, no additional bathrooms or showers. The Wi-Fi is ok, but it drops out a lot."
Noise considerations: Some campgrounds have nearby transportation infrastructure. A visitor at Springwood RV Park described, "I've never stayed in an RV park next to a small airport with a train track running through the middle of the park! Fell asleep to the soothing sounds of a locomotive horn punctuated by the plinks of acorns bouncing off the roof."
Tips for camping with families
Check playground availability: Only select RV parks near Union offer dedicated children's play areas. Cunningham RV Park provides a "decent playground" according to reviewers, making it more suitable for families with young children.
Ask about fishing rules: While several parks advertise fishing access, regulations vary. At Moon Landing Campground, a reviewer noted "No fishing and no swimming," suggesting families check specific activity policies before arrival.
Consider noise sensitivity: For light sleepers or families with young children, inquire about potential noise sources. Some campgrounds have trains or highways nearby, with one camper mentioning "Awakened at 5:30 AM by sirens tuned to major thirds followed a little later by the thumping sounds of helicopter blades."
Tips from RVers
Sewer connection placement: Position can vary at Union area campgrounds. A visitor noted at one location: "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."
Wi-Fi reliability: Connection quality varies significantly between parks. At Springwood RV Park, campers report adequate Wi-Fi, while others mention "The Wi-Fi is ok, but it drops out a lot" at different locations.
Level sites: Site grading differs between parks. Brittany V. appreciated the "level sites" at Yates RV Resort, while another camper mentioned being "on a hill side which made using our full hookups going up hill" at a different facility.
