Best RV Parks & Resorts near York, SC

Several RV parks near York, South Carolina provide full hookup options with varying site dimensions. Crown Cove RV Park in Fort Mill offers electric, water, and sewer connections with 50-amp service for larger motorhomes. Sites at Wateree Lake RV Park & Marina feature pull-through RV pads that accommodate big rigs, with one reviewer noting that "the sites have what you need - full hookups, picnic table and a fire pit." Elmore RV Park in Charlotte maintains 50-amp electrical service and water hookups, though sites are positioned relatively close together. Kings Mountain State Park Campground provides electric and water hookups but no sewer connections at individual sites, with two dump stations available for RV waste disposal.

Most RV parks in the region remain open year-round, though seasonal demand affects availability. Cell service varies significantly between locations - Verizon coverage is reported as excellent at some parks but non-existent at others like Kings Mountain. Many campgrounds enforce strict pet policies, with designated dog areas at several parks including Iron City Campground, which features a "large clean new dog park" according to visitor feedback. Propane is available for purchase at select locations, with Iron City Campground selling it for $3.75/gallon as of late 2023. Navigation to some parks requires attention to road conditions, as one camper mentioned that roads within Foothills Family Campground are "dirt, rutted, and steep," making it challenging to maneuver larger motorhomes without unhitching towed vehicles first.

Best RV Sites Near York, South Carolina (65)

    1. Crown Cove RV Park

    3 Reviews
    Pineville, NC
    19 miles
    Website
    +1 (803) 547-3500

    $68 - $98 / night

    "Great for long term camp sites! Very easy to deal with the workers as they are friendly and will take care of you! Pet friendly also. This is a great safe campground."

    "We were on a “hill” but since we were close to all the trees i didn’t mind it."

    2. Kings Mountain RV Resort

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    Grover, NC
    16 miles
    Website
    +1 (704) 477-9649

    $22 - $55 / night

    3. Elmore Mobile Home and RV Park

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    Charlotte, NC
    22 miles
    Website
    +1 (704) 597-1323

    $50 / night

    4. Elmore RV Park

    2 Reviews
    Charlotte, NC
    31 miles
    Website
    +1 (704) 597-1323

    "I lived here for two years on a long term spot. If short term you will be In a small gravel lot. There are no amenities, no shower houses. No frills."

    "Sky's the sinery all just gerogous"

    5. Dry Ridge RV Park

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    Shelby, NC
    24 miles
    +1 (704) 473-4315

    6. Glenwood Acres RV Park

    1 Review
    Harrisburg, NC
    39 miles
    Website
    +1 (704) 455-9282

    7. Breezy’s Lake & RV Park

    1 Review
    Forest City, NC
    37 miles
    +1 (828) 772-5704

    $50 - $600 / night

    "Breezy's Lake has great fishing access with Electric & Water hookups, even an onsite dump station for longer stays.  Check it out and share a review on the Dyrt!"

    8. Ebenezer Park Campground - TEMPORARILY CLOSED

    20 Reviews
    Rock Hill, SC
    10 miles
    Website
    +1 (803) 366-6620

    "The sites have full Hook up. We where at site 50 and it was completely shaded. They where still under major construction redoing the beach and boat docks. But we still really enjoyed this park."

    "Family Friendly and good for people with boats"

    9. Wateree Lake RV Park & Marina

    3 Reviews
    Great Falls, SC
    46 miles
    Website
    +1 (877) 779-1948

    $45 - $55 / night

    "This is a park on the East side of Lake Wateree. Not far off l-77. Has what you need. Full hookups picnic table and a fire pit. The owners are trying hard to improve the park."

    "The wifi was great. The beach area is super nice to spend a day on the water with your family. Price is a little higher then the state park but so worth it!!"

    10. Crowders Mountain State Park Campground

    15 Reviews
    Bessemer City, NC
    16 miles
    Website
    +1 (704) 853-5429

    $17 - $47 / night

    "The site was very private with a fire ring and picnic table and two pads for tents."

    "The part of the park that is best to go to is the Sparrow Springs access, some folks may not be aware that there are actually several entrances to the park, and the main entrance with trails to the Crowder"

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RV Park Reviews near York, SC

416 Reviews of 65 York Campgrounds


  • Josh B.
    Mar. 11, 2021

    Kings Mountain — Kings Mountain State Park

    Overall a Good Experience

    Took the new pop-up to Kings Mountain State Park this past weekend and had a great time. The sites are pretty close together, but we still had adequate room to spread out. Each site has water, 30 amp electric, a picnic table, and a fire pit ring. Our site was a pull-through, but the majority of them are back-in. Throughout the campground, AT&T had great cell coverage, but Verizon was non-existent. Our site was a stone's throw from the bath/shower house, which was clean and recently updated. When not in the side, a short walk takes you to the Trading Post, a small store selling firewood ($7), ice, souvenirs, and sundries. Next to that is a large playground connected to a pavilion. A short 2 minute drive (or longer hike if you are feeling ambitious) takes you to the Kings Mountain Military Museum where you can learn of all things historical to Kings Mountain. There's a small model village and numerous other attractions to view while at the park as well. Overall this was a great experience. It's close to home for us, and the price was fantastic ($30 nightly). Let me know if you have any other questions!

  • Nancy W.The Dyrt PRO User
    Nov. 29, 2021

    Spacious Skies Peach Haven

    Nice campground, lots of amenities.

    Overall, this is a very nice, clean park conveniently located to the interstate I-85) and attractions in the area. It has all the amenities you would expect to find at a KOA such as a swimming pool, playground, dog park, miniature golf, store, clubhouse, and more (including goats). It is by far the nicest private campground in the area that we have stayed at.

    This KOA has 127 sites offering varying degrees of services to accommodate RV's, tents, and those wanting to rent cabins. We chose a 50-amp full hook-up back-in site but were upgraded to a pull-thru so we could be in a sunny location to mitigate the chilly air. How nice of them! Our site (#79) was perfectly level as were most others (but not all). Water, electric, and cable hook-ups were well placed at the site and worked fine. We paid $37/night(with the KOA member discount). Nice, large grassy area for dogs to walk and sniff and there is a decent size dog park.  Roads and pads are hard packed gravel with grass in between sites. Some sites are set in a wooded area while some are out in the open with plenty of sun and satellite coverage. The park is big rig friendly and the roads are easily navigable. All sites have a picnic table and some had fire pits but ours did not. Cable is included and offered over 50 channels. Wifi worked well at our site.  The laundry was small with three washers and three dryers but very clean and had a decent book exchange. The bathroom and showers were super clean and looked like they were updated recently. 

    The campground is extremely clean and the owners/employees are super friendly. There is a short hiking trail (less than a mile) through the woods and plenty of green space in front of some of the pull-thrus. playground large swimming pool with large deck putt putt with lots of goat humor. 

    The only downside would be the closeness of sites but that is pretty much what you expect from private RV parks. Fortunately, we did not have neighbors right next to us which gave us more space. I'm usually not a KOA fan but have to say this one was great for our overnight stay and we would recommend it.

  • Austin M.
    Oct. 11, 2022

    Crown Cove RV Park

    Crown Cove Camping!

    Very clean and well maintained campground! Great for long term camp sites! Very easy to deal with the workers as they are friendly and will take care of you! Pet friendly also. This is a great safe campground.

  • T
    Apr. 6, 2022

    Carowinds Camp Wilderness Resort

    convenient to Carowinds, decent campground

    Older campground lots of shade.  staff very friendly and helpful. We were really surprised with how much has been invested in Carowinds over the years by Cedar Fair that the campground has been untouched.  Bathrooms/bathhouses were very clean and seem to be the one part of the campground that has been updated.  One section of the campground has been turned into long term camping and many looked like they had been there for years.  campground was quiet other than noise from air traffic as airport is nearby but it was minor.   Campsites have decent space in between each other which is great bc the sites are small in length and you will be parking either beside the rig or sideways in front of it. We stayed in a back-in site and most back-in sites seemed rather level but pull throughs were hit or miss on that aspect.  If you are staying here to go to the park then it is very convenient and has an excellent shuttle that runs frequently and drops you off near the front gate.  Very small camp store that has most of the basics. Campground overall is clean, safe and secure but we expected a little more from theme park campground.  We live nearby and are pass holders at Carowinds so we will likely stay frequently due to the convenience.

  • Tim P.
    Jun. 19, 2021

    Croft State Park Campground

    Shakedown trip with new first camper

    Great state park. Easy back in some pull through. Spacious clean sites. Many historic hiking trails easy to mod. Horse trails with stables. Bike trails. Lake Craig is nice fishing with rentable Jon boats, kayaks and SUP. No gas motors or swimming. No pool and dump station only. Playground and clean bathhouses.

  • Nancy W.The Dyrt PRO User
    Nov. 27, 2021

    Cunningham RV Park

    Would not stay again

    This campground is very close to I-26 and I-81 which makes for an easy in and out for an overnight stay. We stopped for one night after a long day of driving and wanted a full hook-up pull-thru which was long enough for our 45’ RV and tow car. The roads inside the park were easy to navigate and pull into our site and nearby are fuel stations and fast food restaurants. 

    Most of the campers in the park were permanent residents and their campsites were pretty junky. Just to create an image in your head, our neighbors had lots of kid’s toys, trash bags, appliances, and laundry scattered about their site while others had old cars, dilapidated sheds, car tires, and tarps stretched across their campers. Other than a swimming pool and decent playground, there really aren’t too many amenities or reasons that you might want to stay here, other than for an overnight. The bathroom and showers were clean and there is a nice laundry. Roads in the campground and at sites are gravel with grass/gravel patios and picnic table. Not all sites have fire pits. Our site (#102) did not have a fire pit but there was an indentation under the leaves where it looked like there was a fire pit and there were a bunch of rocks piled up against a tree that could be used to create one without anyone objecting. All sites are full hook-up, some being 30-amp and others 50. Most sites are pull-thrus and level. Our over-the-antenna picked up about 40 television channels, including all the major stations. Our Verizon phone picked up a 5G signal. 

    There were signs everywhere about not letting your dog off-leash so I’m assuming there was a problem in the past. While we were there, we never encountered any unruly dogs or any off-leash. There are lots of large trees for shade which are not a problem for pulling into or out of a site but may be a problem if you are trying to get satellite television. 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.  Some of the back-in sites are pretty close but it appeared they were for seasonal/permanent campers.

    The electrical hookup was a little sketchy. It appears they updated an old electrical box with a new 50-amp outlet and taped the other one shut so you could not open it. There was no breaker on the new outlet you could access. Despite the way it looked, we never had a problem with the electric.  Our sewer was a different issue.  The sewer drain needed to be cleaned out because when I opened the grey valve it did not drain properly and began to overflow.  I had to shut the valve, wait for the water to go down, and reduce the flow which took about fifteen minutes to drian 25 gallons of grey water. 

    At $45 for a full hook-up site, we would not stay here again.

  • BThe Dyrt PRO User
    Apr. 29, 2022

    Lake Norman State Park Campground

    Beautiful park, great facilities

    Full hookups were all filled but site 29 was a primitive, deep, level 57 foot site right near water siphon and a beautiful modern bathhouse picnic table and fire grate/ring. Fair amount of space between sites, firewood sold by camphost or ranger. Made yummy hot dogs over fire, wonderful night, hot showers, clean facilities. You will be thrilled with this park, lake is beautiful, many hiking trails, biking, etc. Verizon cell service was excellent at our site and appeared good throughout park.

  • Dave V.
    Jul. 1, 2021

    South Mountains State Park Family Campground

    A Sleeper worth Staying At

    South Mountain State Park, NC From I-40 Exit 104, you twist and turn, up and down but keep a sharp eye for the small, brown State Park signs or you’ll pass your right hand turns. 

    The South Mountain Visitors Center is very spacious and attractive but doesn’t offer a great deal. There is a cool 3D topo map display of the state park. At present, this is a 23,000 acre State Park...and ever acquiring more land. 

    The family campground is a short distance further inside the park on the left side(approx 2 miles) marked by a small brown sign...and is situated at 1400 ft elevation. 

    The campground is tiny and narrow, running between a creek and the state park roadway. The sounds of the creek melodious, the road traffic noise-not so much. I would definitely advise selecting the creek side campsites as they lay deeper in the wood line out of sight of the roadway and have the creek noise to cover roadway noise.(note: the roadway dead ends at the trailhead/picnic area, so the only traffic are day visitors and park staff) Be forewarned, Cell service is nonexistent. Your site will have a WiFi password for internet at the Visitors Center, but you need to be at or in the building for it to work. 

    PROS:

    •Small campground with few amenities

    •Mountain/creek location

    •Nice modern facilities

    •Water

    •Adjoining trail network

    •No cell service

    •80’ Waterfall•Interpretive Hemlock Nature Trail

    •Beautiful Day Use picnic area 

    CONS:

    •Road noise for sites 10-14, during working hours and day use hours.

    •No cell service 

    Site 13 backs up toward the roadway, and without much understory, passing traffic is very visible and noisy(the high shoals falls and trail network are popular day use attractions). On the sites between the campground roadway and the State Park roadway, you are much closer than the website maps post, and without understory vegetation, you have direct visibility of several neighbors and normal conversations can be heard. Night noise restrictions, on our visit, were observed so it wasn’t an issue. My visit was Wed, Thurs. midweek Oct 7-8. 

    Our site was an“leveling,” octagonal, elevated, crushed gravel pad, surrounded by landscape timbers...an elevated fire ring with a swing-over, non-adjustable grate, a picnic table and metal lantern pole. It worked fine but I used a small two-man tent. Depending on wind direction, fire ring embers would present a problem for a larger tent. Our site parking area was 45’ from the raised timber to campground roadway. 

    The restroom/shower house is a monstrous, mountain lodge style modern facility...very clean, spacious and well-stocked. 

    Walking the Family Camground my future site picks would be 5 or 7. Site 5 is a park and carry but it did not appear to be more than 50’ and it sat on the creek. Site 7 is on that same small loop but had a larger rectangular raised pad, for keeping tents distanced from fire pits. 

    Some sites have a deep enough gravel drive for a small camper or popup. And a few have electric. 

    Several trails lead from the NW end of the family campground parking lot and vary in length and difficulty. Most notable is the Raven Rock Trail to the High Shoals Falls Trail, which, depending on your level of fitness could be deemed a moderate to strenuous 2.35 mile climb and descent to the upper falls and then wooden boardwalk and steep steps down to the gorgeous 80 ft High Shoals waterfall. Smaller falls and cascades continue on the descent. Our total loop mileage was 5.5 with nearly a thousand foot of elevation gain. 

    Park employees both at the Visitor’s Center desk and in the field were very friendly and pleasant. The NC State Park Ranger was very informative and helpful, as well as giving much appreciated suggestions for great and often lesser traveled hiking trails. 

    Roughly 16.5 miles of mountain bike trails intermix with hiking and equestrian trails. There is a separate equestrian campground between the Visitors Center and the Family Campground. Note: there are several backcountry backpack-in campsite areas(Upper Falls Campsites offer picnic tables, fire ring and a couple pit latrines).

  • Bill C.
    Aug. 2, 2020

    Chester State Park Campground

    Campsites and views, oh my!

    First time staying at Chester State Park. Checked in at the Ranger’s station with friendly staff and a small store front with ice available. Picked pull through site 16. All 25 of the sites are on mostly level ground. The lake from the campground has a fairly new access via a ADA compliant walkway with lighting leading to swings, benches and Adirondack chairs surrounding a rock fire pit. There are benches facing the lake for sitting and or fishing and a new deck that provide even better views of the lake. The trails are well marked and wide that run along the lake edge. There is fishing, kayaks and canoes at the boat dock for rent and to our children’s disappointment no swimming in the lake. The other side of the park has the boat dock, playgrounds for the kiddos and plenty of grassy areas and picnic tables for sitting by the lake. Also there is a professional disc golf course on site. Last but not least the bathhouse is up to date, clean and well stocked.


Guide to York

RV camping near York, South Carolina offers a blend of nature and convenience, with several well-reviewed parks providing essential amenities and activities for a memorable outdoor experience.

Most parks have electrical and sewer hookups

  • Crown Cove RV Park features electric hookups and sewer connections, making it a practical choice for longer stays.
  • Yates RV Resort provides full hookups, ensuring comfort for travelers looking for a home away from home.
  • Elmore RV Park offers electric and water hookups, catering to RVers seeking a convenient setup.

RVers like these nearby activities

  • McDowell Nature Preserve is perfect for hiking and fishing, providing a peaceful escape just a short drive from the city.
  • Breezy’s Lake & RV Park offers access to a stocked fishing pond, ideal for those looking to cast a line during their stay.
  • Dry Ridge RV Park allows for easy exploration of the surrounding natural beauty, making it a great base for outdoor adventures.

Some prices for RV Parks range from $X to $Y

  • Glenwood Acres RV Park is known for its affordability, making it a suitable option for budget-conscious travelers.
  • Pendleton RV Park offers competitive pricing, appealing to those looking for a cost-effective camping experience.
  • Cherokee RV Park provides reasonable rates, ensuring that visitors can enjoy their stay without breaking the bank.

Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities are available at RV parks in York, PA?

RV parks in York offer diverse amenities to enhance your camping experience. Spacious Skies Peach Haven provides comprehensive facilities including a swimming pool, playground, dog park, miniature golf, store, clubhouse, and even goats for entertainment. Meanwhile, Carowinds Camp Wilderness Resort features plenty of shade in its older but charming campground with friendly, helpful staff and clean bathhouses. Most parks in the area typically offer full hookups (water, electric, and sewer), WiFi access, shower facilities, and laundry rooms. Some also include recreational facilities like hiking trails, fishing opportunities, and community gathering spaces.

Are there RV parks in York, Pennsylvania?

York, Pennsylvania offers several RV parks for travelers. Crown Cove RV Park provides clean, well-maintained facilities with long-term options in a safe environment. The area also features Cunningham RV Park, which is conveniently located near major interstates (I-26 and I-81), making it an excellent choice for overnight stays with easy access and pull-through sites that accommodate large RVs up to 45 feet with tow vehicles. These parks offer various hookup options and are strategically positioned to provide access to local attractions and major highways.

How much does it cost to stay at RV parks in York, Pennsylvania?

RV park rates in York vary based on amenities, location, and seasonal demand. At Kings Mountain State Park, sites include water, 30-amp electric service, picnic tables, and fire pit rings at reasonable state park rates. For more premium experiences, Lake Norman State Park Campground offers full hookup sites at competitive prices, with primitive sites available as budget-friendly alternatives. Generally, you can expect to pay $30-45 per night for basic sites with water and electric, while full hookup sites typically range from $45-65. Many parks offer discounts for extended stays, with weekly and monthly rates providing significant savings over daily rates.