Discover the best beach and dog-friendly campgrounds near Georgetown, South Carolina

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Georgetown

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3 top beach and dog-friendly campgrounds near Georgetown

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Best of both worlds

3 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents30 acres · Loris, SC

Our working farm has been in the family for over 100 years in either crops or cattle. We are grateful for the opportunity to share the peace, quiet and relaxing atmosphere with our camping friends and family.Learn more about this land:Minutes from Cherry Grove & Myrtle Beach SC! Enjoy the best of both worlds at the Lucky Bridge Farm. Choose from the 30/50 amp hook up w/ water & sewer. RV & tent sites max 6 people. Pets welcome. Pets will need to be contained if unattended or on a leash while on the property due to our dogs, chickens, cats and cows. Fishing, pedal boat, amazing views, and all the room to relax or play. All the fun of the beach as well as the quietness of country living.We do offer discounts for referrals!

Isla Mas Afuera

4 sites · RVs, Tents4 acres · Murrells Inlet, SC

3.5 acre property, last remaining part of old inlet horse farm, with plenty of natural buffers from the few neighbors in our vicinity and between our camp sites, as well as the road. So close to everything the inlet area has to offer. Beaches, tidal inlet with boat ramps, Waccamaw River with boat ramps, restaurants, shops, bars, State Parks, nature preserves, fun attractions and much, much more, all just moments away. We are set up as a “primitive” camping experience, the property is kept very natural, unmanicured for the most part, little to no herbicides or insecticides used here. It’s a work in progress, is difficult for me to tackle chores due to physical disabilities, so some private areas are disorganized at this time. I live here full time, with two cats & 5 chickens whom are all free range. I live here in a double wide by myself, two outdoor cats. Deer, fox, rabbits, hawks and the like are common visitors. This is brand new to me, lots of improvements to be made in the future to make a guests stay even better, so for right now it’s bare bones. Can accommodate tents or certain campers. No pump out, no electricity or running water for “sites” yet, if ever, but running water is here and available for free. Additions to come soon: outdoor shower, available compost toilet available for rent while here, fresh herbs, vegetables, fresh local eggs, firewood, and covered gathering/ cooking area (not built yet) and much more, I’m really excited. Open to idea’s and options. No fireworks/ gunfire allowed at anytime, no “parties”, but gatherings, campfires, games and fun always welcome. I prefer meeting guests apon arrival to answer any questions and help all feel comfortable. I do have medical conditions that may prohibit it at times though.

Calmly Camping

1 site · RV1 acre · Murrells Inlet, SC

Choose this spot to park your camper and enjoy a peaceful, private location while also having access to the beach (half a mile), grocery stores, shops, nice restaurants, and bars. This is a great area for biking, trail hiking, and boating with close proximity to Huntington Beach State Park, Brookgreen Gardens, Litchfield Beach, Pawleys Island, and various wildlife reserves. This spot has a 12 x 30 concrete pad for a camper or RV as well as all of the hook ups, including sewer, water, and 30 amp. power.

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Huntington Beach State Park

Garden City, South Carolina

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Myrtle Beach State Park

Surfside Beach, South Carolina

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Beach and dog-friendly camping near Georgetown guide

Overview

Looking to go camping near Georgetown, South Carolina? Hipcamp has over 500 options for you to choose from, with campsites like Hanscombe Point Plantation (247 reviews), Friendly Fowl Farm (145 reviews), and Double L Farms (122 reviews) being the top picks. These campsites offer amenities like showers, potable water, and the chance to have a campfire. If you're into off-roading, boating, and wildlife watching, you're in luck because these are some of the popular activities in the area. With an average price per night of $30 and options as low as $10, you'll find the perfect camping experience that suits your preferences.