Stopped to get gas for the boat and some ice cream. Clean place and friendly staff. Would recommendread more

Love taw caw! Staff is wonderful! Great free wifi, cute little store, and wonderful atmosphere…read more Bathhouse is old, but very clean. Enjoyed our memorial day weekend and can't wait to come back!!!!!!!

Awesome campground, especially during the festival of lights! If you're there in the summer, the…read morewaterpark and splash area are open too. Lots of other activities for kids and adults - walking trails, disc golf course, climbing wall, nature course, dog park, fishing dock, and kayak/sup rentals. The campground is well kept and most sites are great. Beware of the ones that share a driveway if you're going it alone (50/51, 78/79, 124/125, etc). The campground map clearly denotes which ones have shared driveways. Also several sites have a sewer/water/electric hookup right on top of the neighboring site pretty much (119 to 118, for example). Those are not well marked on the map. Firewood at the store is hit or miss, so bring your own if you can. Each site does have a picnic table and fire ring, but the picnic tables are on the older side. Lots of trees all the way around, and there are a few interior sites with concrete pads. Bathhouse and showers are newly renovated and very nicely done. For the adventurous folks, there is also a primitive camping area for tenting on the other side of the overflow parking area behind the RV campground. These have raised tent pads, but no water and electric at the sites. There is also an adjacent group camping area frequently used by the boy scout troops. The campground store is very nice and I always end up spending money on trinkets and souvenirs. If you're going to the Festival of Lights, the shops are right across the street from the campground and very easy to walk to. This makes it super easy to buy ornaments before the shops get crowded and get train tickets before they sell out. 4 stars instead of 5 for just a few drawbacks. One, because football season is rough there. No cable, no TVs anywhere in the park to go watch the games, and digital antenna picks up only the most basic channels. The wi-fi at the campground store is good but only if you're standing in the store. Even a few RV spots away, you'll need a satellite with you to get your favorite football games. Also, some of the camping spots within our group needed a little TLC. The ash in the firepit from the previous guest was all the way up to the rim, leaving us to do the cleanup work. Campground staff was zooming around on their golf carts at way too fast speeds, making us nervous with our kids trying to ride their bikes. For the price we paid, it was very good but not great - a hard packed dirt spot with no cable/wi-fi and a sewer line at our neighboor's back door.

Our first experience traveling in an RV. Can't say I would do it again in the near future but…read moreCampgrounds at St. James Island is a wonderful spot. There are wooded spots and more manicured spots for RVs. They also have space for primitive camping, groups, and fully equipped cottages. The staff here is absolutely wonderful. Everyone is friendly and very helpful. F and I arrived late in Friday night, but there is a park ranger available after hours to let you in and guide you to your spot. The evenings are quiet after 10pm. It is family oriented and dog friendly too. We were more interested in getting into Charleston on Sunday and Uber picks up right by the general store all the time. This is really a lovely spot with lots to do.

This nice little camp site boasts a quiet marsh view and both RV and tent camping. There's a small…read morebathroom and shower that are better than nothing and a boat ramp just a short ways from the camp site. The primitive sites are first come first serve, but there is a large overflow field just before the campground. It is also the start of the Awendaw passage of the Palmetto Trail which is really pretty once you get farther into it and there are quite a few marsh views. Overnight parking is cheap in the overflow area if you wanted to park and hike into the trail for some dispersed camping. It's probably the most tame camping spot in the national forest.

Revisited Buck Hall this past week and the wash rooms/showers were clean. Camp sites were clean and…read morelevel. The fishing dock has a large hole in the wood plank and needs fixing. Campers were friendly & we enjoyed their company. A nice surprise that was long over due.

We had a great experience with Terri at Rivers Great Adventures. First time driving an RV for us so…read morewe were super appreciative we were offered a test drive before we left. The test drive was great! We were right at ease after that, even through the mountains of West Virginia. We stayed at a campground. Parking and hookups was easy enough, everything was set up and running in no time. The RV was spacious for us and our chocolate lab. Plenty of outlets for charging, coffee maker, toaster, hair dryer etc. It was stocked with items even the best of packers might forget. We can't wait for our next trip Thank you again River Great Adventures!

From the owner: We are a local business that specializes in RV rentals. Our unit is less than one year old and in…read moreexcellent condition . Include dishes, pots and pans, silverware basic necessities in the kitchen. At customer request we offer linens and towels. Our RV comes with a barbecue grill and lawn chairs. We offer reasonable pricing flexible options for your rental needs. We offer 300 miles per day free included in your rental. We Deliver a clean sanitized unit with each rental. Early pick up and late drop offs can be accommodated with prior arrangements and authorization. Have your next adventure with our RV at Rivers Great Adventures. You can message us or call us and leave a message and we will return your call as soon as possible.

this place was my favorite spot during my childhood. access to the lake is great . i dont like how…read moremoney hungry the new ownders are, and they should really try to cater more to familes and have more things to do. but this is a good place if you want to spend some camping time with the family and play on the water. go fishing, sometimes have a few good concerts and they have bands most summer weekends. go with a group and camp together! but dont get to rowdy at night! there is a small store that the hours are sketchy, but they have basic necessities. but there is a small grocery chain (IGA) in Eutawville not to far away. and when you are here you MUST MUST go to Sweatman's BBQ near Holly Hill on Friday night (get there early!) You will not be disappointed! the campground has several bath houses. but be sure to wear flip flops. if you have boat trouble the marine place is on the road to the campground and he is great. he is reasonably priced

The campground has plenty of spaces to accommodate close to 550 sites. Be sure to bring your own…read moreshade. If you enjoy swimming, the lake is plenty big enough to accommodate lots of people. Be aware that no lifeguard is available. As in any big campground your sites are very close together. During holidays and weekends in the summer they are going to be crowded so don't expect any privacy. Be sure to keep track of your children since this is a big campground. Even though you are camping there are several good restaurants in the local area such as Chef's Choice, Bell's and the Alpine. The Alpine delivers but you have to register with them by going there first. If you are hankering for a delicious ice cream (soft serve) then check out The Twirl in Eutawville. The campground has a small store for incidental items priced for convenience. If you need more than a bottle of ketchup, there is a IGA grocery store about 7 miles away in Eutawville.

This isn't one of the nicer looking KOAs I've seen. I kind of wonder why KOA lets it remain on…read moretheir list. The grounds are well used and worn, with a rustic appearance. The tree cover is all tall pines with few mossy oaks. The campground is set up so all the sites sit parallel to each other in rows perpendicular to the lake so only a few have actual lake views down by the water. The buildings are old and dated and the bathhouse desperately needs to be renovated and updated. They were clean, but really old and in poor condition. They do have a nice beach area and old fishing pier which are both nice use on the lake. The internet service is horrible. It is slow and drops out regularly. Don't count on it if you need connectivity for work. Fortunately I had my Starlink mini and was in a site with a clear view of the sky. I stayed two nights in mid September and it wasn't too crowded and the campground was quiet. I didn't notice I95 as much as some other reviews suggest. The staff is great and everyone is very friendly and helpful but I am sure I would not come back. There must be something better available on. The lake.

This would be our second time this week staying at this KOA. Not only are we sitting next to open…read moredrain holes, but the very worse WiFi connection ever. The lake is beautiful but we are heading home and want to relax, sleep in and binge movies till it's time to go back to the real world. Let's see how tomorrow goes. 2nd day: sent the hubby to the grocery store! Wanted to have a cookout and sit outside and play a board game! And then this happens! Construction right next to our site. Fix your Wi-Fi before you put more sewer lines in! Why would you even put us right here. The place isn't close to full

Camp ground is dated and needs sprucing up, my lot was s small the neighboring 45 foot rig was…read morewithin 2 feet of my fire pit with its slides out, could not use the fire pit since it would have ruined the paint on my neighbors rig, the table was placed on a hump and rocked, the bathrooms were somewhat clean, the back of the doors were spattered with soda. Numerous sites had legacy full time occupants and their rigs were needing repair

This place is nice for country boy catfishing. This has nice place to clean fish. This is our…read morevacation place to catch big blues.

Great location on the lake. And a great value! Parking for boats a little tight but owners…read moresuper nice and helpful.

Incredible experience with a private sunset sail. Captain Scott and Madde were knowledgeable and…read morefriendly, and we trusted them almost immediately. Would do it again in a heartbeat.

My wife and I had an amazing trip with Capt Scott and his deckhand Grace. We did a harbor cruise,…read moreand it was a great experience. Scott runs a very tight operation, is very knowledgeable about the area, and is a great person to have a conversation with. Grace was also a very knowledgeable sailor, and very attentive to our every need. I highly recommend a trip with Charleston Sailing Charters. We will definitely be back. Connor T.