9 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Several RV parks near Walterboro serve as convenient Interstate 95 stopover points. New Green Acres RV Park provides full hookup sites with 50-amp service in shaded pull-through locations, though some travelers note highway noise is audible. Bird Dog RV and Stay offers three sites with 30-amp electric, sewer, water hookups, and allows pets. Tiny Town RV Campground, located about 25 minutes from I-95, features pull-through sites with electric and water hookups on relatively level terrain. Eagle's RV Campground in nearby Canadys provides basic water, electric, and sewer connections but has limited big rig accessibility. "Very nice and clean. Easy access, friendly and helpful," noted one visitor about New Green Acres.
Most RV parks in the Walterboro area remain open year-round, making them reliable options for snowbirds traveling the East Coast corridor. Cell service varies by location, with some parks offering limited connectivity. While New Green Acres advertises WiFi, reviewers indicate it functions only near the office building. Many RV sites feature grass or gravel surfaces rather than concrete pads, so leveling equipment is recommended. For those seeking more amenities, Point South KOA lies approximately 20 miles south of Walterboro and offers a wine bar, pizza delivery to sites, and a playground. Pet-friendly policies are common throughout the area's RV parks, with several providing designated dog areas for exercising pets.
"Full hookups. All pull through. Easy Easy in and out. Quiet even tho close to I95.
We will be back when we head up from FL. Price very reasonable. Walk to Cracker Barrel.""Nice, a bit rustic. Mostly drive through and all very long. FHU, all grass and gravel sites with lots of shade. Has a pool but currently being repaired. Animal friendly, nice dog park."
"Easy to get in and out of the campground with our 28 foot travel trailer. Pull thru, level sites. Peaceful location surrounded by trees."
"All the basics, no frills.. they do have plans on creating activities for the guest. 2 dog runs, fire pit, sand box for the kiddos. It is about 25 minutes off highway 95."
from $45 / night
from $500 - $650 / night
"Located behind the flea market Dirt sites : lots of water flowing through during rainy weather Water,electric and sewer at sites Large pull through sites Easy access to bathrooms and showers Friendly"
"This Campground is well maintained with level pull through sites. No frills like a pool but it's easy access. Congaree National Park Fort Jackson are nearby. Columbia is a neighboring city."
from $35 / night
"We were able to book a week at this brand new RV resort."
"The sites (concrete, level and ENORMOUS), the landscaping, the amenities…absolutely flawless. The staff is super friendly and accommodating."
Available this weekend
from $109 - $169 / night
from $55 - $80 / night
"No power or water, so we were able to test out our on board solar, and one night used our small generator for the heater (solar can’t run the heater)."
"The shower is outside, with an open bottom. Heated water and changing room with a mirror. Full hookup sites are available. Rock campfire rings, and free wood!"
Campground full this weekend
from $29 - $49 / night
"The dogs loved the dog park and I appreciated having bags to pick up after them. We had trash pickup and sites were easily navigable. Big park with a nice views of the water."
"Large sites with full hook-ups. Lots of amenities on the premises, including a really good restaurant!"
from $48 - $55 / night
TravelerFriendliest and most helpful hosts I've ever met. Stayed 1 night on a return trip from FL to ME. Ordered pizza that was delivered to our site (delicious) eating leftovers all the way home. I was at the dump station finishing up and ready to go when one of the crew asked if that was my water filter still at the site. Saved me the cost of filter, regulator, and quick disconnects. One more minute and I'd have been gone. Thanks for chasing me down.
ScoutAbsolutely run down. The showers are very dated and need maintenance. Each rv site has a sewer site, but half smell of sewage, badly. Website advertised wifi, but once I was booked, I was given a site map that had that feature crossed out with marker. No signal at all. The fire pit ring is so rusted it looks like lace. I am going to see about getting it replaced. All in all. NOT worth $300 for 4 nights.
ScoutThis campgrounds has an abundance of camp spots that are well spaced. About 1/4 of the spots appear to be occupied by long term guests.
It has an old swing set for kids and a large/life-size chess set near the pavilion. They also have a pool that closed Oct. 1st.
Some camp spots have a concrete slab, while others are only grass. The water faucet is old but functions and the whole place is just tired…like they are doing enough to get by.
The staff were polite enough but not overly helpful. They’ll answer questions, but if you need them to actually do something…they might get around to it but don’t hold your breath.
They have strict dog rules but yet have a few cats roaming freely. One cat perched itself on our steps, repeatedly meowing and wanting in. We shooed it away, but it kept returning. We talked to a few different staff about it and each said the cats were for the mice and dismissed our concern.
This place was priced higher than the other nearby places, but we gave it a chance because of higher reviews and supposed to be closer to Charleston. But the traffic is horrible on hwy 17, the place is rundown/tired, the staff lean on the side of indifferent and we’re still a good 45 minutes from most attractions.
I wouldn’t recommend staying here…there are better options.
TravelerGreat sites with full hook ups and tons of amenities in the park! Never mind that it's right on the water with gorgeous sunrises and sunsets and an awesome restaurant! Have stayed here before, but realized this year that it's the same price that I pay for a KOA in many other locations - no comparison!
ScoutGreat location. Great facilities
ScoutVery quiet campground. The campers and staff are all very nice. Will definitely come back!
GuideWe love the Live oaks campground in Edisto Beach State Park. Level sites with plenty of privacy. We are in site 120 this trip and we have stayed in sites 118 and 122 on previous trips. these sites back onto the salt marsh which gives you some incredible scenery just behind the site
LegendYou’ll find this hidden campground VERY far off the beaten trail (and trust me, this trail is as beaten up a road as you’ll find just about anywhere in South Carolina, so you'll want to drive down the lane here SLOW) on the easternmost side of Lake Marion off Ferguson Landing in southeastern part of the great Palmetto State. Given its direct access to Lake Marion, the place gets high marks for its location, but lower marks for overall upkeep and the basic downtrodden nature of the place. You’ll be impressed by the shallow water access and boat launch here, where you’ll have to maneuver around scores of submerged Cypress trees, which makes for quite the enchanting entry to Lake Marion, which if you weren’t aware, offers up 315 miles of shoreline, spans 110,000 square acres or 174 square miles and is the largest lake in South Carolina.
That said, IMHO Taylor’s Landing could use a serious bit of refurbishment and grooming, including the grounds themselves, which were quite overgrown when we stopped by. There is a general store of sorts on-site that sells sundries, ice and most camping needs as well as providing propane tanks for sale. Overall, this place is built more for the RV’ing crowd, although they do offer a few places for tent campers, but don’t offer much in terms of amenities. There was a communal dog area that was pretty worn down right near the area designated for tent camping, which given that most of the dog owners didn’t take their dogs for a walk, the smell emanating from this area was enough for us to decide not to camp here for the night. The entire CG is wide open without any benefit of shade or privacy between sites, although the perimeter has a nice treeline.
Insider’s tip? Here’s a few: (1) If you are a history buff, then you’ll be lured nearby to discover the Sunken Ghost Town of Ferguson, which was once a Congaree Indian Village, which we could access with our kayaks to explore; (2) There is a sandy beachhead that you’ll discover on one of the few trails you’ll come across here at Taylor’s Landing; (3) From an entertainment standpoint, this CG does offer up some interesting creative options during different times of the year – when we were there during the latter part of October, they offered up a ‘Trail of Terror’ for Halloween; (4) If you want to get your hike on, right nearby is Santee Cooper Nature Trail, which makes for some relative easy-to-modest hiking; (5) There’s nothing out in these parts, so if you want to grab a bite to eat, you’ll need to head back to Eutawville where there’s a few mom & pop joints like Tricia’s Café, Sweatman’s BBQ and Casters at Bells; (6) The fishing dock here is solid and offers great opportunity to reel in largemouth bass, catfish, striped bass, crappie and panfish like bluegill; and (7) The best asset here at Taylor's Landing is the fairly EZ to access boat launch that will have you in Lake Marion in no time flat, whether you have a motorized boat or a simple kayak or canoe.
Overall, Taylor's Landing could be a nice place, just in dire need of some upgrades and overall maintenance.
Happy Camping!
TravelerWe had a great visit. We are self-contained in our Van so we didn’t have to use the facilities. The site was secluded and we were told we were welcome to walk around. He also let us know that if we wanted, we could use the sewer on one of the other sites that wasn’t being used.Also he gave us free firewood very welcoming and friendly. Definitely going back.
RV camping opportunities near Walterboro, South Carolina provide convenient access points for travelers along the I-95 corridor. The region sits in South Carolina's Lowcountry at approximately 50 feet above sea level with a humid subtropical climate. Summer temperatures regularly exceed 90°F with high humidity, while winter months typically offer mild conditions with occasional freezing temperatures, affecting water hookup functionality at some campgrounds.
Visit Colleton State Park: Located near Eagle's RV Campground, this state park offers opportunities for fishing and paddling on the Edisto River. "About an hour from Savannah and an hour from Hilton Head," notes a camper at nearby Heirloom Hamlet, making it a good base for exploring the region.
Explore local farms: Black Pearl Farms offers riverside camping with seasonal attractions. "Fresh blueberries!" mentions Robert G., highlighting the May harvesting opportunity. The property features "beautiful, well maintained site beside the Edisto river, just as advertised!"
Visit local flea markets: Some campgrounds are conveniently located near shopping opportunities. "They have a large flea market next door," notes Scott M. about Barnyard RV Park. These markets offer local crafts, produce, and unique finds, particularly on weekends.
Spacious sites: Many RV sites near Walterboro, South Carolina offer generous spacing. "The sites are HUGE 70ft long 20ft wide, full hook ups with a state of the art Eaton control pedestal for your water, cable and electric connections," shares a reviewer about Hilton Head National RV Resort, which is within driving distance of Walterboro.
Pet amenities: Dog owners appreciate the pet-friendly facilities at many campgrounds. "Animal friendly, nice dog park," mentions Wilma K. about New Green Acres RV Park. Another camper at Hilton Head National RV Resort notes they "have a fenced in dog park area" and "the dog wash area which they said was set up like a groomers shop."
Natural surroundings: The rural setting of many campgrounds provides a peaceful atmosphere. "Peaceful location surrounded by trees. You can hear the birds chirping and the neighbor's rooster while you sit outside enjoying the morning sun," writes a reviewer about Tiny Town RV Campground.
Site surfaces vary: Most campgrounds feature gravel or grass sites rather than concrete pads. "No rock or concrete pad to park on so be prepared to level your RV," advises a camper at New Green Acres RV Park. This becomes particularly important during rainy weather.
Highway noise considerations: Due to the proximity to I-95, some campgrounds experience traffic noise. "Loud highway noise, but tolerable. Tall trees everywhere," notes a reviewer. Another mentions, "This is just off 95, so it's not quiet."
Alternative bathroom facilities: Some smaller campgrounds have unique setups. At Heirloom Hamlet, "Toilet is liquid in the front and solid in the back, so everyone has to sit down to use the toilet. The shower is outside, with an open bottom. Heated water and changing room with a mirror."
Look for kid-friendly amenities: Some campgrounds offer specific facilities for children. "They have basketball, pickleball, splash pad, and a nice playground," mentions a visitor to Hilton Head National RV Resort, which also features "a large pool with lazy river and a very nice playground."
Consider proximity to attractions: When staying with children, location can be important. "It's in a great location for exploring Summerville or Charleston, or for spending the day at one of the many nearby beaches," notes a camper about Tiny Town RV Campground.
Check for space for outdoor activities: Sites with room for children to play are valuable. "Sites are big, pretty open," mentions a camper at Heirloom Hamlet, which provides "rock campfire rings, and free wood!" – perfect for family evenings around the fire.
Extended-stay options: For travelers needing longer accommodations, some parks offer weekly rates. "They offer a discount if staying a week which is wonderful since there is so much to do in the nearby towns," mentions a reviewer about Tiny Town RV Campground.
Access considerations: RV travelers should note entrance conditions. "Kinda tight getting off the 2 lane road into the entrance," cautions Gary S. about Eagle's RV Campground. Similarly, another camper notes some campgrounds have sites with "a whole pile of trees. So when making reservations make sure you let them know you need something long but also easily accessible too."
Electrical hookup variations: Amperage options differ between campgrounds. Most RV sites near Walterboro offer both 30-amp and 50-amp service, but availability should be confirmed when booking. Some parks like Tiny Town have "20, 30 and 50 amp power, and a water hook up. The plumbing at each site is housed in whiskey barrels which we thought was a clever idea."
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