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.

Ladson RV park has been amazing! we were looking for a place that is safe and close to all the…read moretowns and Ladson rv park is that place. Mr. Greg has been helpful and kind with us being new campers. We don't know much at all and he has helped us navigate what's needed. We've been enjoying our time here at the park. If you need a place to stay that's close to everything then we definitely recommend staying here.

From the owner: Family-owned and operated, Ladson RV Park specializes in providing a safe and serene environment…read morefor our guests.

Love it here and is a great beach camp site. Each site has a faucet, charging station, fire pit,…read moreand parking. You get to sleep on the beach sand (we pitched a tent) and fall asleep to the waves and wake up to the sound of waves. Crawl out of your tent to sand and palm trees. It's just perfect. But wait, there's more... next to each campsite there's a path that takes you straight to the beach. There's also a communal bathroom with showers that's super clean. Great spot to go to if you wanna get away from civilization.

Great location and camping area. Staff very helpful and…read morefriendly Only negative is site Beach 3 It's a hill not a campsite Also I would not allow more than 2 dogs per site Tired of being barked at...

The farm was so nice! The owners were so personable. We enjoyed the animals, the peace & quiet…read moreand the cleanliness's of the campground.

Super cute campground!! We stayed overnight on the way back home from FL and we would definitely do…read moreit again. The owners are great, really friendly. While we were still setting up, she came over to welcome us to the campground. The farm animals are fantastic! Too cute!! We didn't know anything about the area, but found our way into town, only 15 minutes away.

You can't go wrong with this place . Very friendly & fun…read more It's a must stop. We come here twice a year.

Really lovely spot right off I-95. Playground, clean sites, nice bathroom, wine bar, local beer on…read moretap, fresh pizza, dog park, walking trail. I just can't say enough about this campground. They really go out of their way to make your stay nice. Apparently, it's a stop over for Florida bound travelers. We decided to stay an extra day. Oh, lots of cable channels and strong wi-fi. I'm a fan. Has a barista that will rival any Starbucks.

Camped here 6/24/22. Very clean and convenient. Had dinner and breakfast at the restaurant and both…read moretimes the food was excellent. The staff is also friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend this spot...

Best home cooked breakfast we've had in a while! Stopped in off the river, tied the boat up and…read morewalked up to the back door. It's clean inside, the staff is friendly and the food is really good and made fresh. We'll have to come back for supper one night soon! New hours are posted in the pictures.

Excellent RV park with a super nice pool, huge lake, great views... the park is beautiful, well…read moremaintained, clean. The staff has been great. Sites have shade. They are gravel sites but they are flat. Roads are paved so there is not dust. The WIFI actually works! One of the nicer places we have stayed in our 44 state adventure.

If you're lucky enough to score a level site right by the lake, you'll likely enjoy your stay…read more However, the campground is heavily crowded & packed with families, meaning you'll be sharing a pretty small pool with a ton of kids. The sites are also gravel and not paved. :( I planned to do some hiking on their trail, but multiple warning signs about alligators and venomous snakes to be wary of completely turned me off from exploring. On the plus side, the location itself is excellent, with plenty of restaurants and stores (including a Costco, Trader Joe & Walmart) nearby. They are also really good at picking up your garbage bags throughout the day.

Was there for 4 years. Then when my multiple schelrios got worse and I needed a mobility scooter…read moreit was hell. They wanted me to first use and park like a golf cart. Then gave me some spots to park but too far I couldn't use the showers or pool without help. I was new to nudist. It was at first frat like fun for adults. I had men slapping me on my ass including the owner's husband. So I slapped anyone back who did to me first. I thought it was playful. I did for several years. Then I was kicked out. Not once was I told this wasn't acceptable. They used this after I complained about Ada rights. I tried to fight for the disability harassment but got too sick from the stress they caused me to continue. I was hospitalized.

Use to go every year to Mike's NudeStock, (refer to Shelly K.'s review, they were great days back…read morethen at Cedar Creek for ALL ages and sexes), but since he sold the park years ago, the "rates" look more like they want young females and no real discounts to anyone over 26yr old. 69yo, lifelong Naturist, seems a bit too focused for what reasoning I have no idea. US Army/Retired and happily single- go check the rates page for why "I" would not want to go here when another great SC park welcomes ALL folks with a consistent rates no mater your sex/age,... if you had a great time at Cedar Creek, well they must have liked you I guess- you fit their criteria. As for the clothing optional environment ( I did not know they "went there"),...., I could care less though it is ODD for anyone to want to spend the $$$$ and be clothed around nudists, you can be a LOOKIE- LEW at local gyms for under $50 a month in the locker rooms, and go every day ! LOL!!! (why I don't go to the local civilian gyms, tired of complaining to gym management about this really suspicious behavior and nothing is done to stop it) *CHECK their Rates page and draw your own conclusions and then compare with other parks in South Carolina be a well-informed patron. Always check links to see just what each park Identifies with. **Better nudist environments to go to in SC, even if they are a bit farther still great for a day trip and consistently warm and welcoming family environment membership that does background checks on all those wanting to enjoy a healthy naked environment which is what this whole lifestyle is traditionally about. As for the 3 stars, probably too kind. I tend to stick with AANR, American Association for Nude Recreation approved parks- their logo is always clearly posted proudly on parks' websites.