Table Rock State Park - White Oaks Campground

Site 94 was good, a little narrow and a big drop off at the end, but big enough and reasonably level. Plenty of room for our gazebo tent over the picnic table. Fairly private. Be sure to review sites before making reservations, most of the sites are not large, and there are a few that have a slope. The bathhouse was recently renovated, very nice tile, clean and lots of hot water. Be aware that from the White Oak camping area, it’s a hike to the trail head/nature center. There are some great hikes from there, but this trip, because of the high heat and humidity, we only went as far as the closer falls on the Carrick Creek Trail. This was our 2nd trip to Table Rock and recommend these sites: 30, 36, 39, 47, 53 Mountain Laurel 94, 95, 98 in White Oaks Recommended campground!

Buggy, as everyone says. Netting will be best. Quite the workout for the knees going up and down Table Rock, but not overly hard. Avoid site 76 in White Oak area. Basically pulling to side of gravel road that campers use daily, with another site barely a stone throw across this road. It was very quiet until Fri night.

While Table Rock State Park, where this campground is located was a pleasure to visit with a large central parking lot that led to all the major trailheads, the campground was a different story. The sites were some of the smallest we have ever seen, often poorly out of level and in many areas water run-off had trenched the sites. This made parking and leveling an RV or travel trailer a major headache. The campground map in no way indicated the proper orientation or extreme smallness of the sites. None of the sites had sewer hookups.Campground road and paths are mostly gravel and poorly maintained. The complete lack of privacy with campsites on top of one another made us forgo our 3 day stay and leave after 1 night. I gave it 2 stars because the one staff member we interacted with was fr

Nice park with some amenities. Swimming, trails. Planned activities throughout the summer. While we are here will be a bluegrass group performing. Site has electric and water. Water pressure was low at our site. Site 87. Had trouble getting level with the amount of blocks I keep in camper. Site was Slopped from center out by a good bit . If we parked in the middle would not have had room out the front. The section we were in was mostly full for the weekend with families hence the stress at checkout “no alcohol allowed in park”. Fairly quite and peaceful with only the noise of an occasional dog or kid , which was ok with us. Park appears to be well maintained over all. Improvement to the sites as with most SC parks could happen but we thoroughly are enjoying are stay.

Very nice camp grounds and bathrooms were clean. Great area for some hiking and relaxing!