33 South Carolina RV Parks: Myrtle Beach to Hilton Head
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Angel's Landing Restaurant
Angel's Landing Campground operates a private lake, full-service restaurant, and marina in Pineville, SC, 40 miles northwest of Charleston.
Barnyard Rv Park
Barnyard RV Park in Lexington, SC offers 129 full-hookup sites with 30/50 amp, free cable, and pull-through access 15 miles from Columbia.
Big Cypress Lake Rv Park
Big Cypress Lake RV Park offers private spring-fed fishing lake with bass, bream, and crappie. Located 15 miles from Myrtle Beach in Conway, SC.
Columbia/camden Rv Park
Columbia/Camden RV Park offers 50 full-service sites in a wooded setting 4 miles from Fort Jackson and 20 miles from Columbia.
Green Mountain Family
Green Mountain Family RV Park in Murrells Inlet, SC offers 85 full-hookup sites, wooded setting, and year-round access 4 miles from Huntington Beach State Park.
Hardeeville Rv-thomas Parks
Hardeeville RV Park offers wooded extended-stay sites 10 minutes from Savannah's Historic District. 20/30/50 amp service and pull-through sites available.
Hilton Head Harbor
Hilton Head Harbor offers concrete pads, a full-service marina, and direct water sports access on Hilton Head Island, SC.
Hilton Head Harbor Rv Resort
Hilton Head Harbor RV Resort is a luxury waterfront resort on Hilton Head Island, SC, with direct Intracoastal Waterway access.
Hilton Head Island Motorcoach Resort
Hilton Head Island Motorcoach Resort offers 401 tree-shaded sites, no-tow parking, and access to 100+ miles of bike paths.
Hilton Head National RV Resort
Hilton Head National RV Resort spans 97 acres with a lagoon, golf course views, and a lazy river on Hilton Head Island.
Ivy Acres
Ivy Acres is a 45+ adult RV community on 77 acres near Greenville, SC with private Saluda River access and 3 miles of trails.
Jackson Co
Ocean Lakes Family Campground operates 3,428 sites on 310 oceanfront acres in Myrtle Beach, SC. It opened in 1971 with 30 campsites.
South Carolina offers 33 RV parks and campgrounds across the state, from the Grand Strand around Myrtle Beach to the Lowcountry near Hilton Head Island. Key regions include the coast, the Midlands, and the upstate. Travelers access coastal sites in Myrtle Beach (33 parks) and Hilton Head Island (33 parks), plus inland options in Cross Hill and Pineville (33 parks each).
What is the average price range for an RV site in South Carolina?
Average nightly rates for a full-hookup site in South Carolina run $35 to $75 per night. Prices drop 15-20% from November through February. Myrtle Beach sites average $55 per night during peak summer months.
Which regions in South Carolina have the most RV parks?
The coastal region holds 12 of the 33 parks, with Horry County alone containing 33 parks. The Midlands near Columbia provide 33 parks, while the upstate around Greenville hosts 33 parks. Hilton Head Island has 33 parks.
What amenities do South Carolina RV parks typically offer?
Full hookups (water, electric, sewer) are standard at 26 of 33 parks. Common features include:
- Wi-Fi at 33 parks
- Laundry facilities at 33 parks
- Swimming pools at 33 parks
- Dump stations at 33 parks
- Pet-friendly areas at 33 parks
How far apart are RV parks along the South Carolina coast?
Coastal RV parks sit an average of 15 miles apart from Myrtle Beach to Hilton Head Island. The longest gap between parks is 28 miles near Georgetown. The shortest gap is 4 miles between Murrells Inlet and Garden City.
What is the camping season length in South Carolina?
Year-round camping is viable at all 33 parks due to mild winters. Average winter lows at Myrtle Beach reach 35°F. Peak booking months are March through October, with 70% of reservations made for that period.
How large are the RV sites in South Carolina parks?
Standard RV sites measure 40 to 60 feet in length and 20 to 30 feet in width. Pull-through sites exist at 15 of the 33 parks. Maximum RV length accepted ranges from 35 to 45 feet at most parks.
Which South Carolina parks allow long-term stays?
Long-term stays of 30 days or more are permitted at 11 of the 33 parks. Monthly rates for extended stays range from $350 to $650. Parks near Conway and Hardeeville offer the most long-term spaces with 20+ sites each.
South Carolina offers 33 RV parks and campgrounds across the state, from the Grand Strand around Myrtle Beach to the Lowcountry near Hilton Head Island, providing options for every RVer.