Clarks Hill commands the edge of Lake Thurmond, a 70,000-acre playground for bass fishing and power boating. Six RV parks in our directory hug the shores, delivering direct lake access and starry nights. Camp here to troll for stripers by day and grill fresh catch by dusk.
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Clarks Hill anchors McCormick County along the Savannah River, where Lake Thurmond draws anglers from Georgia to South Carolina. Clarks Hill Dam spills cold water that stirs striped bass into frenzies each spring. Hickory Knob State Park unfurls 10 miles of trails through pine forests and deer meadows. Wildwood County Park hosts family reunions amid oak groves near Stevens Creek.
BELOW DAM SOUTH CAROLINA puts boaters steps from the dam's tailrace. GILL POINT suits quiet seekers with shaded lakeside pads. Treesort - By the Bark fits families and pets, complete with showers and drinking water at $99 to $194 nightly. Wildwood County Park serves groups via WiFi and dump station. Hickory Knob State Park Resort powers 30-amp rigs near hiking trails.
Clarks Hill shines for Lake Thurmond recreation and bass fishing. The 70,000-acre reservoir hosts tournaments near Clarks Hill Dam, where cold tailrace water draws stripers. Hikers and boaters base here amid Savannah River bluffs and Hickory Knob State Park trails. Families picnic at Wildwood County Park year-round.
Six RV parks serve Clarks Hill: BELOW DAM SOUTH CAROLINA, GILL POINT, Treesort - By the Bark, Wildwood County Park, and Hickory Knob State Park Resort. Most hug Lake Thurmond shores with lake access. Amenities span pet-friendly showers at Treesort to 30-amp hookups at Hickory Knob.
Yes, Treesort - By the Bark welcomes pets with showers and drinking water. Rates run $99 to $194 per night on lake-adjacent sites. Other parks like Hickory Knob focus on hookups, but Treesort suits furry companions best near Lake Thurmond trails.