Spartanburg claims the title of Hub City thanks to its railroad past and the massive BMW plant in Greer. Camp in one of four RV parks here to bike the 22-mile Swamp Rabbit Trail, catch shows at Chapman Cultural Center, and chase craft brews downtown. Affordable sites from $32 nightly put city energy and mountain trails at your doorstep.
Spartanburg buzzes around Morgan Square's clock tower and the RIFFRAFF arts district's galleries. Pedal the Swamp Rabbit Trail from Converse University past microbreweries and into Travelers Rest. Hike Hatcher Garden's native plant paths or cheer Wofford Terriers at Gibbs Stadium. The annual Spartanburg International Festival fills July with global food and dance.
Cunningham RV Park draws families to its pool, WiFi, laundry, and showers with rates from $40 nightly. Croft State Park fits hikers, equestrians, and groups in sites with showers, 50-amp hookups, dump station, and 11 miles of trails starting at $32 per night. Croft State Natural Area adds primitive camping amid 7,000 acres of woods. Four parks total in our directory base your Upstate SC adventures.
Spartanburg earns its Hub City name from 19th-century railroads and today's BMW Performance Center. The city hosts the Shag Capital of the World and packs Chapman Cultural Center with theater and symphony shows. Ride bikes on the 22-mile Swamp Rabbit Trail to breweries, or explore Hatcher Garden's 10 acres of trails and ponds. Festivals like Hub-Bub draw crowds for art and music yearly.
Cunningham RV Park and Croft State Park top the list near Spartanburg. Cunningham sits off I-85 with pool, WiFi, laundry, and showers from $40 nightly. Croft State Park borders the city on 7,000 acres, offering showers, 50-amp sites, group areas, and a dump station starting at $32. Our directory features four total options within 20 miles.
Yes, Cunningham RV Park and Croft State Park both welcome pets on leashes. Cunningham provides fenced play space near its pool and laundry facilities. Croft State Park's wooded sites and trails let dogs roam off-leash in designated areas, with equestrian paths adding fun. Check park rules for breed limits and fees.
