The camping area provides easy access to the shoreline of Lake Greenwood. 125 paved sites may be used by both RVs and tents. Each site has water and electrical hook-ups and a picnic table. Many paved sites accommodate RVs up to 40 feet. All sites are convenient to hot showers and restrooms.

Lake Greenwood State Park Campground

Lake Greenwood State Park is a smaller state park in South Carolina.  The lake is sizable, you can easily take your boat or jet skis, but at the same time the lake is suitable for canoes and kayaks as well.  This weekend, we opted for the tubes as our means to relax on the lake, and we achieved that.  The only issue we found was the size of the campground itself.  The campsites are nearly on top of one another, but there are some beautiful spots right on the lake.  Since they are so close, you can hear the neighbors at all hours, and there is hardly any privacy.  One other issue was the sites themselves.  Now, if you have an RV, it's no problem.  But if you are into tent camping, like I am, you will have to pitch the tent on gravel or pavement.  Not the easiest pitch.  With that, though, it was still enjoyable and relaxing.

Gear Review – As a Dyrt Ranger, I also get to review and test products in the field.  This weekend was the perfect weekend to test the Cotopaxi 35L Travel Duffel.  Right out of the mail, I knew that it would be one bag that lasts for a super long time.  It is extremely well made, and very versatile.  The only thing I was concerned about when I opened it for the first time was the size.  I didn't quite believe I could fit everything for the weekend inside.  This was not the case this weekend, though.  I even had enough room for the frisbee with all of my clothes, toiletries, and extra pair of shoes.  Overall, it is an excellent weeken bag, in it for the long haul.   Check it out here:  https://www.cotopaxi.com/collections/chumpi/products/chumpi-35l-travel-duffel

Ranger Review:  Cotopaxi 35L Travel Duffel at Lake Greenwood State Park

Lakefront sites are well worth the extra cost. Campsites are a bit tight, but the lakefront sites have great views. Drivig through can be tricky due to the multitude of cars, trucks, boat trailers parked everywhere. Drive-in movie nearby is really fun. 

Tight Campsites, Beautiful Views

Campground had some lovely views,  some sites with lake access.   Water and electrical hookups at most sites.  RVs and tents share same area.  Bright lights were burned all night, no need in complaining to camp hosts they burned strings of bright LED lights all night too.  Large groups allowed, across from our tent there was a party that included 13 children. Generally noisy, lots of traffic moving at all hours. Bathhouses well maintained.   Maybe okay for RV but no sleep if using a tent.

Not a pleasant stay

My family loves this campground! It’s clean and has a Great Lake to swim in.

Beautiful views!

Paved campsites. Clean bath houses. Nice shores, not too rocky. No red clay. 

Very nice and clean

This was so cool! It’s a primitive, tucked in the woods spot on the lake. The camp sites are wonderfully spaced out. We stayed in sites you had to park and walk to, but the walk was very short. Be prepared- bring lanterns to navigate the dark forest. Also, be prepared to see people walking the trail next to the camp sites during the day. This was a great spot for a little weekend trip! Great fishing, beautiful view, and an exciting experience!

Great Experience!

My brother and I went for our first camping trip. The lake was beautiful and clear, the grounds and trails on the park were quaint and well kept, and the bathroom facilities were clean and inviting. We had a great time and met some wonderful people, I highly recommend this spot!

Beautiful grounds, great facilities

Perfect and spacious campsite right on Lake. Trails close by too. 

Trabquil

The campground itself is great, it is steep so big plenty of blocks! Great views 

Good Campsite!

This review is neither negative or positive. Just how it is, so you know before you go. The park is clean and nearly every camp spot is shaded. All roads and camp spots are paved and have fire pits. Some have water and power (30 and 50 amp), some have sewer. There are a few ADA compliant. Restroom/bath houses are never far off, and we're clean, with 2 shower stalls each. Almost every camper there had big pull behinds, so they have their own showers, leaving the bath houses mostly private. Lots of families with children. A site without sewer cost us $46. It felt like a safe park to camp in. 
