South Carolina is a very picturesque and peaceful state. Find a great camp is not very difficult because there are very few. However, depending on what kind of things that like to do while camping like hiking, fishing, canoeing, sleeping in a tent, or simply observing nature, will try to find a campsite that offers what you like. Here are the 5 best places to go camping in South Carolina:

Burrell's Ford Campground (Walhalla, SC) Â-This camp is located in the river Chattooga, which has been declared a wild and scenic river. This means no automatic access to the camp. I think this is great, because it makes the soil more natural and less crowded. However, it will have many amenities available, so if your idea of camping is staying in a hotel, probably will not here.

Table Rock State Park (Pickens, SC) Â-This camp is full of wildlife to see someone you like camping, but also offers more amenities than some few places. All camping sites with water and electrical connections, so this is a wonderful camp trailers.

Devils Fork State Park (Pickens, SC) Â-Devils Fork State Park is part of Lake Jocassee, which is one of the most beautiful lakes in South Carolina. This camp is located in a wooded area impressive, with camp sites right on the lake. If you like being near the water while camping, then this is the camp for you.

Jones Gap State Park (Marietta, SC) A-Located in the Bridge Wildlife Mountain, Jones Gap State Park is one of the most beautiful regions of the United States. This area contains over 400 species of plants, many of them are endangered species which only live in this area.

 Keowee-Toxaway State Natural Area (Sunset, SC South) A-This area is located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Many different rock formations can be seen throughout the area. If you like a little bit more nice when camping amenities, then this is the area for you, because many log cabins are available for rent throughout the area.

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