Plum Branch nestles against Clarks Hill Lake's shores in South Carolina. Anglers chase trophy striped bass while boaters skim the waves. Five RV parks launch your adventure from $39 a night.
Plum Branch nestles against Clarks Hill Lake's shores in South Carolina. Anglers chase trophy striped bass while boaters skim the waves. Five RV parks launch your adventure from $39 a night.
Plum Branch pulses with lake life on Lake Thurmond, known locally as Clarks Hill Lake. Fishermen haul in catfish and hybrids from public ramps near Hamilton Branch State Park. Hikers trace 13 miles of trails through towering pines and hardwoods. The Plum Branch Recreation Area hosts summer barbecues and bass tournaments that pack the docks.
RV parks turn Plum Branch into your perfect base. Budget travelers snag Plum Branch RV Park spots with WiFi from $39 nightly. Families love Hamilton Branch State Park's lakefront pads starting at $41 with beaches nearby. Military folks claim FAMCAMP Clarks Hill Training Center's WiFi-equipped sites. Groups fill Parksville's water and electric hookups at $125, while South Carolina Army National Guard sites add showers and drinking water.
Plum Branch earns fame for its gateway to Clarks Hill Lake and epic fishing. Striped bass tournaments draw crowds each spring to public ramps and Hamilton Branch State Park. Hikers tackle 13 miles of wooded trails, and locals fire up grills at Plum Branch Recreation Area for summer fish fries. This tiny town packs big outdoor thrills into McCormick County.
Find five top RV parks near Plum Branch: Hamilton Branch State Park, Plum Branch RV Park, FAMCAMP Clarks Hill Training Center, Parksville, and Military Park South Carolina Army National Guard Clarks Hill Training Center. Most hug Clarks Hill Lake for easy water access. Expect WiFi at two, water hookups at several, and rates from $39 nightly.
Parksville provides water and electric hookups for groups at $125/night. Military Park South Carolina Army National Guard Clarks Hill Training Center adds water hookups, showers, and drinking water. Hamilton Branch State Park and others focus on lakefront dry camping with nearby dump stations, perfect for boondockers who want lake vibes without full utilities.
