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Sedalia Campground

4 Reviews

Sedalia Campground, near Union, South Carolina, is a solid choice for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This spot offers a quiet atmosphere with basic amenities, making it ideal for primitive camping enthusiasts.

The campground features running water and clean pit toilets, which campers appreciate. There's no shortage of space for activities, with a grassy area perfect for games or just lounging around. As one visitor noted, “It’s a nice, quiet campground” that provides a great getaway from stress.

For outdoor adventurers, the Palmetto Trail runs right through the area, offering excellent hiking opportunities. If you're into cycling, the nearby trails are a hit, especially for road cyclists. Just keep in mind that there are no picnic tables, so plan accordingly for meals.

While it can get busy during hunting seasons, the calm vibe and natural surroundings make it a worthwhile destination. Whether you're pitching a tent or parking your RV, Sedalia Campground has the essentials for a peaceful retreat in nature.

Description

US Forest Service

Sumter National Forest

Sedalia Campground, Sumter National Forest, Enoree Ranger District. Sedalia is a primitive campground that has designated campsites in open areas surrounded by woods. Four single-family campsites and one group site are open year-round, fourteen day stay limit is in effect. Sedalia Campground, Seasonal Campsites; An additional camping loop is open for big game deer and turkey seasons which offers five more single family campsites and two group campsites from $5/night, $50/calendar month, $150/season for single family campsites and $10/night, $100/calendar month, and $300/big game deer season for the group campsites. Seasonal Camping Opportunities

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Location

Sedalia Campground is located in South Carolina

Directions

At intersection of Highway 49 and 176, drive west on Hwy. 49, 8 miles. Turn left, south onto 44-481, Bombing Range Road, and drive 1.9 miles. Sedalia Campground entrance is on the left side of the road.

Coordinates

34.6320003 N
81.73700074 W

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Access

Drive-In
Park next to your site
Walk-In
Park in a lot, walk to your site.
Hike-In
Backcountry sites.

Stay Connected

WiFi
Unknown
Verizon
Available
AT&T
Unknown
T-Mobile
Unknown

Site Types

Tent Sites
Standard (Tent/RV)
Group
Tent Cabin

Features

For Campers

Trash
Phone Service
Reservable
Drinking Water
Toilets
Alcohol
Pets
Fires

For Vehicles

Water Hookups
Pull-Through Sites
Big Rig Friendly

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General Info

Drive Time

33 min from Spartanburg
48 min from Greenville
1 hr 23 min from Columbia

Susan B.

Scout

Reviewed Oct. 23, 2022

Great primitive camping

Nice, quiet campground. Has fire pit and access to running water . No picnic tables and has vaulted toilets . But very nice place to get away from stress of life . Definitely will be back

Site#2

Month of VisitOctober

richardhoerz

Guide

Reviewed Aug. 11, 2022

Running water/pit toilet/NO picnic tables

We like it. It's been quiet the times that we've been there. If you're a road cyclist this is heaven, and some decent trail riding down to the lakes. Just be aware that there are no picnic tables. Still it's cheap and close to where we live in Spartanburg.

Site5

Month of VisitMay

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Myron C.

Legend

Reviewed Aug. 31, 2021

Primitive Camping Close to Hunting

If you want to get away from civilization, this might be the place to camp. However, it is beside a road, but the road is not used very much since it is a national forest road.

I was glad to see that it had running water and one of the cleanest pit toilets I think I have ever seen. The Palmetto Trail runs through it, so if you are thru-hiking, this would be a good place to camp for the night. I was at campsite 5, which was the one farthest from the road, and I could tell it was the most popular. I picked up a small bag of trash left by previous campers before setting up. There are trash receptacles nearby, but alas, some people leave their trash at the campsite anyway.

There is a spacious grassy area in the middle of the campsites for whatever activities you want to engage in. There is also a large, separate grassy area for group camping. It includes a communal fire pit.

Overall, it is a great area for primitive camping and for dry camping if you are in a small RV.

Site5

Month of VisitAugust