22 campgrounds that take reservations in South Carolina

More of them sit in Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests than anywhere else in the state. The Forest Service and the Army Corps of Engineers run nearly all of them. Sizes are lopsided, from 1 site at the small end to 106 at the large.

A campground is listed when some or all of its sites take reservations, usually through Recreation.gov. Partly reservable campgrounds appear here and on the first-come list.

Reservable Partly reservable First-come, first-served

All 22

CampgroundAgencySitesBookingLink
Coneross ParkUSACE106ReservableDetails →
Twin LakesUSACE100ReservableDetails →
SpringfieldUSACE79ReservableDetails →
ModocUSACE70ReservableDetails →
Oconee PointUSACE70ReservableDetails →
Collins Creek Seasonal CampgroundFS36ReservableDetails →
Hawe CreekUSACE34ReservableDetails →
Cherry Hill CampgroundFS29ReservableDetails →
Brick House CampgroundFS24ReservableDetails →
Buck Hall Recreation AreaFS20ReservableDetails →
Whetstone Horse CampFS18ReservableDetails →
Woods Ferry CampgroundFS17ReservableDetails →
Longleaf CampgroundNPS16ReservableDetails →
Bussey Point CampgroundUSACE14ReservableDetails →
Sedalia CampgroundFS12ReservableDetails →
Leroys Ferry CampgroundUSACE10ReservableDetails →
Rocky Branch Seasonal CampgroundFS10ReservableDetails →
Bluff Hike In CampingNPS6ReservableDetails →
CrescentUSACE4ReservableDetails →
Cassidy Bridge Primitive CampFS1ReservableDetails →
Poulous Loop Group CampgroundFS1ReservableDetails →
Cassidy Bridge Hunt CampFSReservableDetails →

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