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Camp Sites in Oconee County SC
Whether you are visiting the Mountain Lakes region of Oconee County, SC for pleasure or business, by yourself or with your family or friends, we have what you are looking for from luxury lake front vacation rental homes to the charming southern comfort of plantation style Bed & Breakfasts to primitive camp sites, RV sites or rustic Camp Sites or maybe you just want to stay in a hotel near town. Whatever your desires are, we have something for you and you will always be welcomed with our good ole' southern hospitality! We look forward to your visit. |
| Mountain Rest Camp Sites |
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Long Creek Campground
165 Raines Road
Mountain Rest, South Carolina 29664
864-647-1938
http://longcreekcampground.com/ |
Longcreek campground is in the golden corner of South Carolina, located 3 miles from the Chattooga River,[off hwy 76] surrounded by waterfalls, hiking trails and guided rafting groups. Our campground has a clean bathhouse, creekside tent camping and fun for all. With horseshoe pits, bocci ball court, large sandbox, and a game room, we have something for all ages. Shaded campsites and paths in a park setting with a pavilion and BBQ grills. Seasonally open April- November, everyday 8:00AM-8:00PM with someone on grounds at all times. |
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Mountain Rest Camp Sites & Campground
175 Homeland Drive
Mountain Rest, SC 29664
(864) 718-0333
www.mountainrestcamping.com |
Our pleasantly quiet property is nestled between Mountain Rest and Walhalla, South Carolina,in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Choose From 18 Themed Chalets & Cottages secluded off the beaten path. Stroll along our gentle flowing creeks, listening to Nature's softly sung songs. |
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Oconee State Park
624 State Park Rd.
Mountain Rest, SC 29664
(866) 345-PARK
(864) 638-5353
www.southcarolinaparks.com/park-finder/state-park/750.aspx |
The historic park rests deep in the Blue Ridge foothills, with several hiking trails, cabins and campgrounds that have welcomed families since the days the park was first built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression. The park’s fishing lakes offer bass and bream and the woods are full of wildlife, fur and feather alike. It also serves as the southern trailhead for the Foothills Trail, a 78 mile wilderness hike on Blue Ridge Escarpment up to Table Rock. Adjacent to Sumter National Forest, the park also serves as a jumping off point to the nearby Chattooga and Chauga rivers, hotspots for whitewater rafting and trout fishing. For those wanting to take it easy, Oconee State Park is an ideal destination. After all, its mailing address is the town of Mountain Rest. | |
| Salem Camp Sites |
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Devils Fork State Park
161 Holcombe Cir.
Salem, SC 29676
(866) 345-PARK
(864) 944-2639
www.southcarolinaparks.com/park-finder/state-park/1355.aspx |
Devils Fork State Park provides the only public access to Lake Jocassee, a largely undeveloped 7,500-acre reservoir tucked deep into the Blue Ridge. The park is popular with families, fishermen, scuba divers and boaters, who enjoy Jocassee’s uncrowded setting and spectacular scenery, such as waterfalls cascading into the lake off steep, wooded slopes. |
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Jocassee RV Campground
Jocassee Lake Road
Salem, SC 29676 |
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| Seneca Camp Sites |
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High Falls County Park
671 High Falls Road
Seneca, SC 29672
864-882-8234
www.oconeesc.com/parks/index.html
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High Falls County Park is nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It serves as a gateway to a variety of recreational activities. This 44 acre park, established in 1971, is located on the beautiful waters of Lake Keowee. At High Falls, visitors are not limited to activities on the lake as the park provides many facilities and programs to suit every recreational need. The park store offers a variety of convenient items and is located in the park's focal point, The Alexander/Cannon/Hill House. The house was built in 1830, and is one of the last remaining pieces of the area's history. |
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Oconee Point
20 Oconee Point Rd
Seneca, SC 29678
864-893-0678
http://www.reserveamerica.com |
Oconee Point is located at the northern end of Lake Hartwell on the Seneca River and close to Clemson, SC. The campground offers 70 campsites, All sites are waterfront. All of the sites offer 50 amp electrical hookups and water. The following amenities are also available: dump station, play grounds, swim beach. |
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South Cove County Park
1099 South Cove Rd.
Seneca, SC 29678
864-882-5250
www.oconeesc.com/parks/index.html
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South Cove Park is located on the clear waters of Lake Keowee, South Cove County Park offers a variety of day use facilities as well as lakeside camping. Fishing, boating, sailing and water skiing are readily accessible via two park boat ramps. Day use facilities include 4 lighted tennis courts, a volleyball court, 18-hole miniature golf course, horseshoe pits, playground areas, a handicapped accessible fishing pier and sand beach for sun bathing. The day use area also provides picnic tables and grills for the visiting public as well as two rental facilities for group events. Camping is provided on a first come first serve basis and is located on a peninsula overlooking Lake Keowee. Of the campsites available, 46 are waterfront. | |
| West Union Camp Sites |
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Crooked Creek RV Park
777 Arvee Lane
West Union, SC 29696
864-882-5040
www.crookedcreekrvpark.com/index.html |
24 Hour Security, ATM Machine, Fax Service, Golf Cart Rentals, Camp Store, Picnic Tables at Each Site, Heated and Air Conditioned Bath Houses, Clean Facilities with Individual Rooms, Handicap Facilities Laundry, Swimming Pool, Kiddie Pool, Beach Area, Fishing. | |
| Westminster Camp Sites |
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Chau Ram County Park
1220 Chau Ram Park Rd.
Westminster, SC 29693
864-647-9286
www.oconeesc.com/parks/index.html
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Chau Ram County Park is located at the confluence of the Chauga River and Ramsay Creek is Oconee County ’s “Best Kept Secret”, Chau Ram Park . With a 40 foot waterfall and Oconee ’s longest suspension bridge, Chau Ram has something to offer for everyone. Visitors can enjoy our hiking/biking trails or go tubing and fishing on the river. Many of our campers use the park as a base when going rafting on the nearby Chattooga River , designated a National Wild and Scenic River. | |
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