The park has four camping areas - two are RV and tent campgrounds, one is an equestrian campground, and one has two hike-in group sites. The RV/tent campgrounds both have 25 sites. Campground 1is fairly level. Campground 2 has lake views but no easy access to that lake and some of the sites are sloped. Even though all the sites are basically the same, some cost more.
We camped here to use the dump station and recharge our batteries after days of cloudy weather. We stayed for two days because most South Carolina campgrounds require at least a two night stay. This was the first time on our trip south that we saw damage from Hurricane Helene- hundreds of downed trees which meant all of the trails were closed. Surprisingly, there wasn't any damage to the campgrounds.
We camped in site 3 which is roomy and level. Most of the sites in Campground 1 are usable and there is one designated accessible site. The accessible has a paved path to the restroom and a table with an extended top however the layout is poor with a campfire in the middle of the site.
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