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Primitive campers and tent lovers pick Pine Point Primitive Campground for its raw access to Table Rock Mountain trails. Tucked inside Table Rock State Park near Sunset, South Carolina, it sits amid forested paths and waterfalls. Sites run $20 a night with drinking water and campfires allowed.
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Write a ReviewNo, Pine Point Primitive Campground offers no full hookups. Sites lack electric, water, or sewer connections in keeping with its primitive nature. Drinking water spigots serve campers. Self-contained RVs or tents work best here; plan for off-grid stays amid the trees.
Yes, Pine Point Primitive Campground welcomes pets. Keep dogs and cats on a leash no longer than six feet in all outdoor areas, including trails. Pets stay out of cabins except units 4, 9, 10, and 11, plus no swim beach access. No dog park on site.
Primitive sites cost $20 per night. This covers tent or basic RV spots without hookups. Add park admission: $6 adults, $3.75 SC seniors, $3.50 kids 6-15. Book reservations online via South Carolina State Parks to lock in your dates.
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