State Parks and Campgrounds---
State Tourist Travel Information
listings are in alphabetical order
Anderson / Lake Hartwell KOA
Tucked among 10 acres of tall southern loblolly pines in the heart of the South Carolina foothills, the Anderson / Lake Hartwell KOA offers a host of nearby treats. From this gateway campground (about two hours from both Charlotte and Atlanta and 10 minutes from Clemson), explore Anderson Jockey Lot, known as the South’s largest flea market, and historic Pendleton. Enjoy waterfalls along scenic drives, then end the day with a campfire under a rose-red sunset. Set out on the nearby Foothills Trail, a wooded path that winds 100 miles along the Blue Ridge Mountains. Aim for that hole-in-one at several challenging courses or try your luck at the campground’s own 18-hole mini golf course. KOA’s open-air pavilion is a great place to gather for the area’s annual hot-air balloon festival. We now have FREE Wi-fi wireless internet service throughout the campground as well as a dial-up modem connection available in our laundry room
Anderson, SC 29625
864-287-3161
Big Bear Lodge & RV Park
Escape to a place of peace and quiet, seclusion & solitude. Listen to the birds, smell the clean fresh air and relax on one of our rocking chairs or enjoy the company of friends by a crackling fire. Take pleasure in a game of horseshoes, fish the river from our private dock, or just play in the park. Whether a couple, family, group or company; you will reconnect & build memories to share for a lifetime. Our beautiful log-sided lodge can accommodate up to a 100 guests for a wedding, reunion, group retreat, corporate event or banquet. Allow us to show you what “Southern Hospitality” truly means by letting us help to organize your food and beverage needs. Surrounded by picturesque views, and nearby to many attractions, you will soon want to tell your friends and re-visit Solitude Pointe.
Cleveland, SC 29635
864-836-4128
Carolina Landing
Located in Fairplay, SC, right on beautiful Lake Hartwell, the Carolina Landing Preserve offers a natural setting for many great outdoor activities. The lake's calm surface and gentle breezes are ideal for sailing, water skiing and fishing. The Landing also offers a variety of accommodations such as full service RV spaces, primitive campsites, and comfortable Log Cabins.
Fair Play, SC 29643
864-972-3717
Paris Mountain State Park
One of the oldest protected areas in the state is gaining popularity as a beautiful retreat in a metropolitan area. Formerly a watershed for the city of Greenville, the 1540-acre Paris Mountain features large stands of old growth hardwood forests that canopy over hiking and biking trails, a family campground, picnic areas and Camp Buckhorn, a group-camp complex. The hardwoods are even more spectacular in the fall, when they produce the golds, reds and oranges of autumn. Developed in 1935 by the Civilian Conservation Corps, the park continues to display CCC craftsmanship in several buildings and structures.
Greenville,SC 29609
864-244-5565
Pine Ridge Family Campground
Pine Ridge Campground is conveniently located, yet remains quiet and peaceful. Enjoy swimming, fishing, indoor and outdoor games at the campground OR visit nearby historical points of interest, retail outlets, and other attractions. We have paved roads, wooded sites, clean restrooms and hot showers, onsite laundry facilities, LP gas, playground and game room, payphone, dump station with easy access, full hookups, 30 & 50 amp service, and paved pull-thrus with full hookups ALL on nearly 20 beautiful acres. Pine Ridge Campground is open all year round and can accommodate daily, weekly or monthly guests.
Roebuck, SC 29376
866-576-0302
Table Rock State Park
Table Rock Mountain provides a towering backdrop for an upcountry retreat at the edge of the Blue Ridge Escarpment. This 3,083-acre state park encompasses challenging hiking trails, two park lakes, a campground, rustic mountain cabins, meeting facilities and many other quality outdoor activities. The view at Table Rock is as breathtaking today as it was to the Cherokee Indians who once inhabited this area. Built in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, the park still features many of the quality architecture and stonework of the CCC. The park is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is also a South Carolina Heritage Trust Site.
Pickens,SC 29671
864-878-9813