Camp Pedro

Great little fenced in campground. A little on the expensive side $50 for a basic site with shore power. I usually camp at recreation.gov sites where I get half off. Thats why it’s expensive to me in particular. Others may find the price reasonable. But the restrooms/showers were extremely clean. There was what looked like security patrolling the grounds. Despite being near the road, it was the quietest campground I’ve ever stayed at. Including my camping neighbors, could hear a pin drop. Close by gas/ store. I would stay here again if I had extra money but the location is the only reason I picked it. Was visiting a friend in North Carolina and didn’t want to camp in that state.

Probably one of the most unique things you will find in South Carolina! Situated along the South Carolina-North Carolina border, adjacent to the I-95 interstate, this facility is easy off/easy-on access for RVers. Reasonably priced with secure gates and security that runs through the park fairly frequently. Several places to eat and a convenience store and gift shop are within walking distance. The showers are a bit dated but clean and the park is very quiet. We spent a pleasant night and with the reasonable prices, will definitely stay there again. Pull-through and back-in options are available with full hook-ups.

Nice RV park just off I-95 and 301. Park has large paved sites. Far enough off the interstate that noise is muted. Lots of stuff for kids, and was a famous tourist destination. Restaurants and shops are on the complex. Laundry and bath house also available.. Gas and diesel available at their Sunoco station on site.

Right off the highway. The spots are nicely leveled so we were able to just pull in and get some rest. The hookups were easily accessible and in good shape. Price was perfect for a full hookup rest stop on our trip

Once I entered the campground and began to follow the map provided it became very clear the lot numbers were inaccurately marked. My sewer hose line was laying directly on top of a massive ant hill beside the sewer cap. In addition to this I had the unfortunate experience of leaving my surge protector at the box. I tried calling the office and found it was very difficult to get someone. They finally had someone go out and check. I had to call back several times. I was told the surge protector was not there. I did not feel like this was the safest campground from the moment I parked. The chain linked fencing surrounding the campground is a deterrent. I'm just not convinced of its effectiveness. I would have been better off staying in the service area.