The campground is located a couple of miles off I-20 in a wooded area. The first 25 sites are back-in sites reserved for campers, and the remainder, largely pull-through, are for people with horses. There are metal corrals for the horses in the latter area. Some back-in sites didn't appear level to the eye. The restrooms were old but clean. People with long and/or tall rigs will want to drive carefully through the campground as the trees are relatively close. We were one of only three campers at the park in January. There was no staff present at any time and registration is self-serve. We found the place convenient for a stopover on our way west from Florence, SC. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were scouting out a location for an October trip. There are no rangers on site. The office is closed. There was one camper on site. The CG appears to have not been used much lately. This park won't work for us. Would be fine for a small TT or pickup camper, but our 5'er probably wouldn't clear most of the vegetation on the camping loop. It is very shady, private and quiet. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great place to stay as an alternative to boon docking. Clean and quite. Right off the interstate. Beautiful and quite. This will be a definite stop of ours in the future on the way to the beach. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Campground was very nice. We had a huge site. The only negative was there was nothing to do except fish in the river. If you had a horse, you had lots of places to ride. There were also places to keep horses. We drove into Bishopville, nothing there. We ate lunch on Sunday in Lydia at Mr. B's, it was a super lunch, not far from the campground. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a very quite campground with a great staff. They even have an area for you to camp with horse. If you don't have horses, you probably don't want to stay in that area though. (Some remains are left). Staff is very friendly and will educate you on the area and wild life. We camped here in a Motorhome.