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Francis Marion National Forest

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About

USDA Forest Service

All sites are open with the exception of the following: Buck Hall Campground - closed while work is still underway on the water system. Reservations have been canceled through Feb. 7 in anticipation to re-open Wambaw Cycle Trail - closed until the trail can be assessed for hazards. Anticipate opening later this week. Boggy Head Rifle Range - closed. The site was used and abused heavily during the shutdown. Users ignored the site inappropriately and left trash. It is closed until the site can be thoroughly cleaned. Note: Please mark your calendar for Sat., Feb. 2 for the annual Francis Marion National Forest annual cleanup. If you would like to volunteer meet at the Huger Recreation Area at 9 a.m.

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Site Types

  • Tent Sites
  • Standard (Tent/RV)
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  • Cabins

Features

For Campers

  • ADA Access
  • Picnic Table
  • Reservable
  • Drinking Water
  • Electric Hookups
  • Toilets
  • Alcohol
  • Pets
  • Fires

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  • Pull-Through Sites

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brenda L.
Reviewed Aug. 31, 2021

Walking

My grandchildren and I went for traveling time there the first night there was a flash flood so the second day when we got there the people next to us were drunk and they had dogs. Well the people were drunk, they curseI have an also have just lost a love one trying to have peace of mind there was impossible you can hear the dogs howling from the shower stalls it was the first time ever going there and I will not go back to that location again it’s very disappointing the beach was phenomenal the ice cream store that they have there was great.

Sitewalking around
Month of VisitSeptember
brenda L.
Reviewed Aug. 31, 2021

Put on the wild side of nature.

I have my grandchildren for the end of summer before they started back to school and we went on camping for a little over a week it was great the children had a chance to go swimming and they love that the they learned a lot of things about nature and did some life skills people were very friendly and in all of the areas of congaree national park. we went to Congaree national Park , and the people are extremely nice and helpful. very family friendly.

Sitecongaree
Month of VisitAugust
Caleb J.
Reviewed May. 7, 2021

Great spot for an overnight or for a weekend

I love this spot. Its right on the trail, it also allows for you to drive right up to the campground and park your car, set up camp and then head out for a hike. It has some spots closer to the parking area and others back away from it by a couple hundred feet. There used to be water available but that spicket is well past it "sell-by-date". The closest store is a 10-minute drive. Hiking is great. There are some areas where after rain it becomes "pools" of water making staying dry a bit difficult. The trail is being added to. At some point in the future, you can start at the ocean and walk across the state to the border of North Carolina and Georgia. The low country side is going to be flat walking with some minor up and over terrain. Hills don't show up until you get more west. Snakes are probably the worst thing you'll come across, however most want to get away from people unless they feel a need to defend. So, keep your eyes open, I've stumbled across a couple laying on the trail just trying to get sun and warm up. Once my presence was recognized they get away as fast as possible. Stay safe and keep your eyes and ears open.

SiteHalfway creek primitive trail camp
Month of VisitJune

Location

Francis Marion National Forest is located in South Carolina

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Coordinates

33.14481005 N
79.69517097 W

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