Orangeburg, South Carolina, revs up with South Carolina State University football and the huge Orangeburg County Fair in October. Choose from four solid RV parks, including Hidden Meadows at $48 a night and Elks Lodge at just $24. Park your rig here to launch into Edisto River kayaking and Lake Marion bass fishing.
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Orangeburg thrives as a college town anchored by South Carolina State University on Russell Street, where tailgates erupt before Bulldog games. The Edisto River winds nearby for tubing trips, while Lake Marion beckons boaters just north. Crowds swarm the Orangeburg County Fairgrounds each fall for mule plowing contests, carnival rides, and barbecue. Edisto Memorial Gardens bursts with camellias and koi ponds year-round.
Hidden Meadows RV Park pulls in families with shaded sites starting at $48 nightly, close to university events. Orangeburg Elks Lodge #897 fits budget travelers at $24 a night for simple pull-throughs after long drives on I-26. River Oaks Campground draws paddlers right on the Edisto for easy water access. Bobcat Landing serves up fishing spots on Lake Marion for weekend anglers chasing crappie.
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Orangeburg shines for South Carolina State University and the Orangeburg County Fair. The university fuels football fever and homecoming parades down Russell Street. The fair packs the grounds in October with mule contests, rides, and local barbecue that draws 150,000 visitors over nine days.
Find four RV parks right in the directory: Hidden Meadows RV Park, Orangeburg Elks Lodge #897, River Oaks Campground, and Bobcat Landing. Hidden Meadows and Elks Lodge sit minutes from I-26 for easy access. River Oaks and Bobcat Landing hug waterways for nature lovers.
Yes, most RV parks in Orangeburg welcome pets on leashes. Hidden Meadows and River Oaks Campground provide fenced dog areas near their sites. Check Elks Lodge rules for breed limits, but Bobcat Landing allows pets right by Lake Marion trails.