Union, South Carolina, charms with its antebellum homes and the massive Union County Courthouse dominating Main Street. Camp here to explore the SC Railroad Museum and hike the trails of nearby Sumter National Forest. Five RV parks deliver affordable stays from $5 a night, perfect bases for history buffs and nature lovers alike.
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Union thrives on Southern history. Walk Main Street's brick sidewalks past restored Victorian houses. Visit the Union County Courthouse, a Greek Revival landmark built in 1823. Catch the annual Fant's Fair at Fant's Grove in October, where bluegrass bands play and barbecue scents fill the air. Paddle the Tyger River or tour the SC Railroad Museum's vintage locomotives.
RV parks cluster in Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests, ideal for different campers. Woods Ferry Campground suits groups with pet-friendly sites and water hookups at $7 to $14 per night. Sedalia Campground draws budget hunters from $5 nightly, offering similar forest perks. Poolus Loop Hunt Camp fits hunters and groups at $30 to $60, while Poulous Loop Seasonal Camp welcomes campfires for long-term forest retreats.
Union stands out for its historic downtown and Union County Courthouse. Main Street features antebellum homes and the SC Railroad Museum with steam locomotives. Every October, Fant's Fair at Fant's Grove draws crowds for rides, music, and local crafts, blending small-town heritage with lively events. Tyger River adds scenic paddling nearby.
Try Woods Ferry Campground, Sedalia Campground, Poolus Loop Hunt Camp, Poulous Loop Seasonal Camp, and Sedalia in Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests. These spots hug forest trails just outside town. Most provide group sites, pet-friendly policies, and water hookups from $5 nightly.
Yes, all five parks welcome pets. Woods Ferry, Sedalia Campground, and Poolus Loop Hunt Camp list pets allowed with water hookups. Poulous Loop Seasonal Camp adds campfires for pet-owning groups enjoying forest stays.