A decent facility for an overnight and the second time we‘ve used it as such in the past several years. Was easy on and off 95 and the traffic noise isn’t too bad considering. We happened to experience a rainy night and the concerns expressed about mud are true. A good load of gravel on each site is definitely needed. The other negative was a huge bonfire (looked like trash or construction material) busily burning in the lot next door despite heavy rain. While the wind pushed the considerable pall of smoke in the other direction it could have been a problem. We would stay overnight again: sans bonfire. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Good overnight stay spot, with very quiet, nice clean bathrooms, shower stalls very large and the water pressure was just fine. I would agree with another reviewer that if it rained hard at all, it would be a mud hole. We had a nice stay and would stay here again if on our way north. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We just wanted an easy overnight stop, and found this expensive for that purpose. We were put in a water and electric pull through at the end of the office and were barely off the road. The cable didn't work, but we got a couple air stations. They have a super playground and lots of activities available for all ages. The rest rooms were clean, and the park was very quiet. Due to the expense, we probably won't return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Dirt/sand sites, a mess when it rains, whole park is on a downhill slope. Sites not level. Office/store only open 9am to 5pm????? Showers clean but poor, poor water pressure, have to have hot full on. Cable has only a few channels and poor quality. Noisy from I-95. There is another campground on the other side of town, Swamp Fox, which we will try next time. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
It is difficult to give too detailed a review, as numerous road delays caused us to arrive after office hours, and because we then departed at dawn the next morning before the office opened. Despite the campground's recorded message that the office would be open until 9 PM, we arrived at 8:30 to find the office closed and dark. However, there was a well lighted after hours registration desk outside the door. The honor system asked for personal and credit card information on the envelope which was to be submitted through a door slot. Unfortunately, there was no list of rates or charges. Nonetheless, we submitted the information, and called back via cell phone the next day to get the charge information. The park appeared neat and well-maintained, with many convenient pull-throughs and shaded sites. The charge shown included all taxes. We consider the KOA rate a bit stiff for the services, but if the situation were repeated would use the campground again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Typical KOA. Clean nice setting, small catch-release lake with ducks. Easy access. We liked it a lot and will return. It's a little closer to I-95 than it looks on the website map so you do get some traffic noise. I agree with the previous post about wanting/needing WiFi but in my case it was working the night we were there. I also agree that the cable was poor. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Advertised cable tv and wi-fi but like a lot of parks they don't have a working version. It is always it just started acting up and we have a call in to get it fixed. One of the high things I have on my list is to have wi-fi at nite to stay close to family and friends. I am hoping more people will report bad wi-fi parks. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Interstate 20, exit 169, and look for 1115 E Campground Road. Cable TV had few channels and poor reception; we did much better with our antenna. All sites are pull through. There is a laundry, and a store. We felt it was overpriced at $40. There is highway noise. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
A nice little campground but not very good for big rigs. We have a 40' fifth wheel with 4 slides. They placed us on a very narrow site. We were able to put our slides out but not much more room. Another RV came in right next to us and put there slide outs out. Between ours and theirs, there was less then 4" between us. Talking about reach out and touching someone. The cable was not very good and had bad reception. We did notice there were some sites not so narrow and could not understand why they would put us where they did. We stayed here for 3 nights so it wasn't just an over night where they put you where they can. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We camped here when we needed an overnight site coming home from vacation. Pleasant office staff, clean sites, wifi which was easy to access. A fine place to overnight. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Stayed here for an overnight on trip to Myrtle Beach. Our first site was too small for us to pull thru and not have to unhook so very nice gentlemen found us a large enough spot and got us moved so we didn't have to unhook. Staff was plesant and my DD loved the playground. Nice place for an overnight and would defintely stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We only stayed for one night on our way to Virginia. The staff were very friendly. The sites were nice with plenty of trees. Had a strong wifi signal at our site which was fairly close to the office. Would stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Very convienient. Good pull-throughs for an overnight stop. If I was staying a couple of days I'd request site toward the back. The noise from 95 was not objectionable for this type of facility, and watching some of the traffic was interesting. Will use again when passing through. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Very nice people, and they seem to really care about the park. We were just there for two nights, but we enjoyed it. Good satellite reception. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Plenty of space to walk - in and out of trash piles, liter, dumps (washers, couches, tvs, etc) and dog messes. Plenty of loose dogs. Catch and release pond - filled by the dumping of the RV's tanks. Neighbors caught a duck from the pond and butchered it on a picnic table nearby and cooked it in their fire pit that night, same with fish, from the 'catch & release' pond. Long term renters throw food waste & fish waste right out the door or kitchen window - encourages raccoons, fox and strays to visit. Park is over run with squirrels who eat wiring and lawn chairs. Incessant noise from the highway 24/7 AND the asphalt plant behind the park. Run by very rude people who have never RV'd or camped before. Wifi & cable rarely work. I overheard a customer complaining to the manager that the cable at his site didn't work, the owner replied - "Use your antena!" and stalked off. Several single women left because the manager drives around in his truck and looks in windows. Inhabited by drunks who fight loudly most of the time and drive drunk - one hit my electric hook up - which was never repaired or replaced. A true taste of "trailer park" living. Suppose it would be ok for overnight on the way somewhere. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I used this campground as my overnight stop while traveling from Maryland to Florida (and vice verse heading back home). Great stop to break-up the trip. The campground was very convenient and easy to find from the highway. The campground is also very close to a diesel gas station and truck wash. I probably wouldn’t choose this campground as my destination campground but highly recommend as a clean, convenient, overnight stop. Store was well stocked, and staff was friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed overnight at this campground. It's right off I-95 and the pull-thru sites were convenient. The staff was pretty friendly too. You can definitely hear the highway noise, but that's not unexpected. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Typical KOA. Cable did not work well. Site was clean and level. Freeway noise is 24/7. You are guided to your site by a person who acts like he'd rather be somewhere else. Orders you left, then right, stop, go, etc. You get the picture. I got the feeling he didn't approve of women drivers, even the ones who'd traversed the US 5 or 6 times, and really do know what they are doing. Anyway, after putting up with him we settled in for the evening of freeway noise, but otherwise it's an ok park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a typical KOA with the standard amenities, above average road noise, and high priced camp sites. Roads are combination of paved/gravel and need some work. Sites are all pull thrus on SC fine sand, but they are level. The noise from the adjacent interstate is 24/7. This is a convenient stopping place for north and south traveling snowbird traffic so also expect noise from the early risers who just pulled in for one night. Picnic tables at each site and a few fire rings scattered thru out. Water and voltage was good. Wi-Fi is a free, third party system. Signals were excellent thru out the CG. Plenty of washer/dryers in the laundry. Most sites have trees which may interfere with satellite signals unless an external dish is used. Cell phone reception is good. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We found the campground welcoming, reasonably attractive and generally more than adequate. The cable TV selection was extremely limited, a big disappointment for those who want a reasonable choice of channels. Seems to me a campground should not advertise cable if it includes only a few unappealing channels. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We were there for 1 month and the WiFi never worked. We have a bus conversion and after we paid, the owner stated he doesn't allow conversions. He later stated we could stay one month and then came back and stated KOA does not allow bus conversions at all. I called Corporate and found that what they allow is up to the individual owners, not Corporate. The sites are too close together, leaves and tree limbs are not cleaned in a timely fashion, dryers barely put out heat, dogs run without leashes with managements knowledge. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stopped here one night in our fifth wheel. Check in was good, friendly and we were escorted to our site. We asked for a fairly level site, full hookups. There were about 30 empty sites in the area we were taken to and we were put next to a long term old rv that was "ratty" looking. And there was a huge paving dump truck parked there the entire time we were there. Not exactly good scenery for a KOA (mostly the truck - it could have been moved to another area of the park. One reason we stayed there because they advertised wireless at your site. Well, it didn't work at the site. Worked fine in the office and 2 out of 3 people said it is sometimes "iffy to work" and they are "having problems in that area". Well, tell us first, not before we get all set up. There were no other problems until it was check out time. The owner/manager was kind of upset that we asked for some credit of not having the internet available at our site as advertised but he did give us some credit. Don't advertise it if you don't have it! I wish I could have posted the photos of the dump truck. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We had mechanical problems on the way to Florida and had to stop in Florence overnight. Staff at campground helped to call mobile mechanic and were very helpful. WiFi worked fine on my site and so did my satellite. Good stop overnight near Route 95 and has a small lake between Route 95 & campground. Noise not too bad from highway. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Stayed here overnight during our trip to Florida. It is a very nice campground and the staff were great. Had problems getting the WIFI to work that night. We camped here in a Motor Home. Will probably stay here again on my way to or from Florida. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We really try to avoid KOA's if we can. Unfortunately we were not able to stay anywhere else that night. I called ahead to ask if our 45' motorhome & trailer would fit in a pull-thru. They assured me that if we could accept a 30 amp site, we would fit. The access road was ok, but the campground is obviously an older one not made for larger motorhomes & 5th wheels. Our site was very close to 2 neighbors (including barking dog) inside their motorhome. The breakers kept tripping. We will try not to stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very conveniently located at I-95 exit, get some highway noise as well. The internet access is free, the speed is 11.0Mbps. The path way was very dark when returning from town after dinner. The bathroom and restroom are clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This KOA has seen better days. There were more than a few rusted and older RV's and the toilets and showers were certainly out of date. Not much in the store either. Don't remember seeing much of a playground either. I'll admit that the pool was nice and clean, thus, IMHO; this leaves this campground in the "overnight here if you have to" column. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Stayed here overnight during our trip to Florida. It is a very nice campground and the staff were great. Had problems getting the WIFI to work that night and I heard others talking about it. It was up and running when I logged on the next morning. Made reservations to stay here overnight again on our return trip home. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is the second time that we used this campground as a one night stopover on the way to Florida. It is very convenient to I95. It is an older campground but we found the facilities very clean and the staff very friendly. We would visit here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Decent overnight stop on the way south. A little pricey. We arrived late and were pointed to our site, unfortunately it was practically in the parking lot. Sites are close together. Pretty pond and good playground for the kids. Don't let the distance listed in the books fool you - you can clearly see the traffic on I-95 from the campground. It would have been noisy if we had the windows open. It had clean showers and bathrooms and a well stocked store. We will probably stay at Camp Pedro instead for the quick overnight next time as it is almost half the price and better. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice campground. Clean, quiet. Large enough sites. We didn't feel crammed in next to a neighbor. Friendly staff, with a well stocked store, and the laundry room is set up really well, to allow more than a couple of people at a time to do laundry if needed. It was spotless. They take the time to follow up your visit with a thank you email, as well as confirm they have received your reservation if you use the KOA on line reservation system. We would recommend this campground, and stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Nice friendly campground. Easy in easy out sites. Very quiet with mostly shaded sites. Friendly staff and well stocked store. We enjoyed fishing in the catch and release ponds. The signage getting into the park is very poorly positioned. Our overnight stay was relaxing and given the chance we would stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stopped here on the way home from Florida. Easy access, very nice, friendly helpful staff. Nice wide, shady, level site. When we stayed there it was not too crowded but I understand it can be quite busy when there are races at Darlington. The water melon social at 8pm was a big plus after a day of driving. While close to I95 highway, noise was not an issue. They are in the process of upgrading service to a number of sites but this did not cause any problems getting in or out. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We stayed here for one night on the way to disney. The staff could not have been nicer, went out of their way to make us as comfy as possible, it seemed like a well run place. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
An excellent campground. Spotless showers, bathrooms, and laundry room. Good gravel interior roads, with easy pull-through access. Within a mile or so of I-95, but no highway noise. Very friendly staff. The owners hosted a free watermelon get-together for everybody. We'll definitely stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A great stopover park. Easy off and on I95. Sites were level and pull-thru. The pool was covered and heated for use in colder months. Staff was very friendly. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Stopped in Florence while traveling north to Williamsburg, VA. Enjoyed the facilities and personel so much that I changed my returning plans so that I stayed there again. On my second visit I had some hitch "issues" to deal with and found the staff very helpful. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 6 / 10 ]
March 2005
$32
We stayed coming & going to Orlando from NJ. The staff was very helpful, even with the odd hours the office & store are open. When I needed propane a phone call was made & the gent came right out to help. They also have a air line for filling tires. On the trip back home we arrived 10:30PM and was warmly greeted by the night manager. Forget going cheap & staying in a parking lot or truck stop. This place was quiet, safe with a nice park for the kids to run around & get tired. The store was well stocked with food & goodies for you & your RV. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This was a nice, neat campground. The sites were level and the small lake on the property was kind of pretty and home to some ducks that helped you wake up in the morning. It is close to I-95 and there was a moderate amount of road noise, but nothing that would interfere with sleep. Not many long term campers. It is what I would expect from a nice "one night stay" type campground. We would stay again. We camped here in a camper.
We found the manager/owner of the campground to be rude and un-caring toward persons with disabilities. They also discriminate against African-Americans. If you are black or have a disability we would not recommend this campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 7 / 10 ]
April 2009
$16
This is our third time here. We were told they were booked beginning early next week for the Nascar race. BUT, we told the very nice lady at the desk we were here to put the wife's sister in a nursing home and they let us stay AND GAVE US THE PA RATE. Now how can you beat that? The place is not elegant and has a few permanents but it is fine for stopover of a few days of local site seeing. Wi-Fi comes from the Motel adjacent owned by the same family. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is an older campground but it is kept nice. The sites a plenty big enough and the grass is cut. The lady that checked me in was real friendly and informative. I would stay here again and I have stayed here before. We camped here in a Motorhome.
One of the worst experiences we have had in 15 years of camping. Staff was rude and unpleasant. The whole campground needs maintenance badly. They are using common household bleach in the water system instead of a chlorination. The taste and smell are incredible and very hard to get rid of. The only thing that was up to date was the rate at $33.60 per night. We camped here in a Motorhome.
It is not a Passport America park during snowbird time. We stopped here for an over night because it was advertised as a Passport park. They have the signage but don't give the Passport rate from October to the spring supposedly because of the number of Canadians here. There are a lot of seasonal campers. The sites are poorly maintained. There is a very tight right turn into access road - nearly 150 degrees - I made it, but sure wasn't sure if I would. I do not plan to stop here again - only worth it if given the Passport rate, else wise it is overpriced. There are too many better parks in the area. (877) 251-2251 We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a Passport American Campground and has quite a few long term residents. However, it was clean and a good one night stop with level sites. It is behind a Ramada Inn and you can get a pool/Jacuzzi pass to use at the hotel. Also, you are given a code for the hotel’s wireless internet but it worked poorly while there, even in the hotel lobby. The hotel blamed it on recent storms, which I have some doubts about. The campground staff are very friendly. We would stop there again if in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The rate given is the Passport America rate and the reason we chose to stay here. Many of the sites are taken by seasonal campers. It was quiet and good for an overnight stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Good spot to stop overnight when traveling on Interstate 95, easy off & on. Most sites are in an open area, few trees. There is a pool & a nice restaurant and bar at the hotel next to the campground that is affiliated with them. Food was good and reasonable. The rate I paid was a Passport America rate. Bathrooms were heated & clean and there is a small store in the office with limited supplies. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Unfortunately, there was flooding in the area when we were there, so the site selection was limited. All we could get was 30 amp electric and water. The sites, though, were large, reasonably level, and pleasantly treed. They were having a free Thanksgiving dinner the night we were there. Extremely gracious hosts. The Passport America rate made it even more attractive. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Not a destination site for most, but a number of campers were there to play golf in the area. A short walk from the campground is a partner-hotel with pool and hot-tub which are available to the campers. Hotel has restaurant with buffet for those too tired to cook. Campground is very close to I-95 but noise was not a factor. If heading North/South and need a place to spend the night, this is an excellent choice. It is PPA so rates make it perfect, and better than a Walmart lot. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Not a horrible place for a quick overnight, but not terrific, either. It is located right off the I-95 freeway, so there was significant road noise. In winter, it was bearable. It's not meant to be a vacation hot spot, simply a place to get off the road, have hookups, and rest. Clean, level sites with pull-thru's, full privileges at adjacent motel's swimming pool -- we've seen a lot worse for the money. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 7 / 10 ]
2004
$30
This is a small privately run campground. We ran away there from a hurricane that hit Myrtle
Beach in August 04. It was well run and clean. Not a place I'd go to spend a week, but a fine place to stay for a night or a few nights. I recommend it. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.