Beaufort, South Carolina, enchants with moss-draped oaks, antebellum mansions on Bay Street, and Hunting Island's wild beaches. Five standout RV parks put you steps from this Lowcountry paradise, starting at just $35 a night. Camp here to kayak salt marshes by day and savor shrimp and grits at night.
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Beaufort claims South Carolina's second-oldest city title. Wander the Historic District's pastel homes along Bay Street. Spot dolphins from the waterfront park. Hike Hunting Island State Park's trails to the 19th-century lighthouse. Catch the annual Water Festival with boat parades and fireworks over the Beaufort River. Dive into Gullah culture at Penn Center, the first school for freed slaves.
Hunting Island State Park draws beachgoers with WiFi and sites from $46 nightly. Green Acres RV Camping fits families seeking 30-amp, 50-amp hookups, and a dump station for $55 to $80. Upscale Airstream fans pick Green Acres Airstream and RV Parking, also with full hookups at $64 to $80. Marsh Cove welcomes pets with 50-amp power and WiFi, priced $85 to $105. Budget groups and horse lovers choose Camelot Farms Equestrian Center for $35 nights, pet-friendly sites, dump station, and water hookups.
Beaufort shines for its antebellum architecture, Lowcountry marshes, and beaches like Hunting Island. Bay Street's historic homes draw film crews; Forrest Gump filmed here. The Water Festival brings boat races and fireworks each July, while Gullah heritage thrives at Penn Center.
Top options include Hunting Island State Park, Green Acres RV Camping, and Marsh Cove. These cluster within 20 miles, offering WiFi, full hookups, and beach access. Green Acres sites sit near US-21; Hunting Island hugs the Atlantic coast.
Yes, Marsh Cove and Camelot Farms Equestrian Center welcome pets. Marsh Cove adds 50-amp power and WiFi for $85 to $105 nightly. Camelot Farms offers dump stations and group sites at a flat $35 rate, perfect for horse-owning travelers.
