Edisto Beach State Park

Edisto Beach SP Live Oak campground was very nice and shaded. Clean facilities. Very quiet for Presidents Day weekend. There are several miles of flat trails suitable for a "townie" bike (especially one stuck in a single gear and 1/3 of the seat missing, just saying). Be sure to find King's Farm Market and get fresh veggies and crab cakes for the campsite cooking.

Great place to spend time in the off season.

We stayed in the beach front campground, literally a stones throw from the surf. The beach is strewn with shells. Get up early after a storm for the best selection.

Campsites aren’t perfectly private but there is enough distance between them for comfort.

Excellent cell service — Verizon— 2+ bars most of the time.

Roll out the front gate and you’re in the little beach town Easy biking: wide shoulders, decent pavement and great sight lines. Nice local bar/ restaurant 500 yards away

Stayed at Live Oak loop (ie, not beach-side). Rates vary by night (weekends being more expensive), $190 for Sun depart Sat - 6 nights.
For those needing data
Cell coverage mostly good, guess this depends on how busy campground is.
T-Mobile 5G, 145down, 3meg up
Visible-Mofi4500: 11down, 3meg up
Verizon 5G-Pixel Hotspot 51down, 5meg up

Lovely quiet campground. Friendly hosts. Water/Elec, but dump is just across the local road
Lovely and dark in the evening. Not many RVs while during the week. Campsites easily accessible (30ft 5th&F250), although being fairly close, plenty of vegetation/brush to afford privacy.

Single bath-house, men's side had 3 showers, 3 toilets.
pretty close to local road, not much traffic. low volumes at night

Would love to return in summer.

We stayed in the live oak campground. The campsites were very pretty and somewhat secluded do to all the vegetation surrounding you. We did not stay at the beach front campground but I don’t think I would want to as there was no privacy there. The beach is a less than one minute drive from the Live Oak campground. Bathrooms and showers were clean. And the staff was friendly.

This is a beautiful park. We are in the Live Oaks section. I am not familiar with the conditions in the beach section.

Arrival and check-in were easy. The staff was friendly.

The sites are roomy with lots of trees between most sites. Our site (124) is an partial exception; one neighbor is a short distance away but offset so we have privacy and a nice view. The trees can present a problem getting into some sites with a large rig. We have a 37' fifth wheel and spend about 30 minutes backing into this site. We are not novices; we've been full time for over three years. Overhanging branches on both sides and trees, combined with a blind side back-in, made it very challenging. Most of the sites appear to be blind side back-ins. Most sites are level. Ours was a three block side-to-side difference. Front to rear was pretty level.

These are water and electric sites. We have 50A. There is a dump station across the state road. The bath house is clean and reasonably maintained. The area is very quiet.

We are both learning photography so this area is wonderful for us. There are beaches, woods, marshes, and beautiful sunrise/sunsets. I haven't yet tried the golf course in town.

This was our first trip to the southern coast of South Carolina. I was unable to book a site on the beach side of the camp, but was pleasantly surprised how much we enjoyed the Live Oak section of the state park campground. In fact, after exploring the beach side campground I prefer the Live Oak Campground for the perfectly shaded spots and the private feeling the trees/shrubbery growing between the campsites in most sections.

My three boys (5,10, and 12) had a great time riding their bikes around the campground and also enjoyed the salt marsh that backed up to the campground. Of course they found the mud and the mud found its way all over them but that’s part of the memories created with camping.

The bathhouse was clean and supplied even though it was a busy weekend of the summer the ranger/host kept it clean. Even though it was placed at the entrance of the campground, it seemed to be central to the majority of the campsites with a short distance to walk.

The park host was amazing and has been in the area for many years. She gave us a few good tips of where to go and what to see. We arrived at the beach early in the morning to beat the crowd (advice given by the park host!) and glad we did, as the day use beach parking lot was full before lunch-time. The parking pass from Live Oak allowed us into the beach parking lot without having to pay any extra, which was a nice unexpected perk.

One thing that would be an improvement is a bike-trail/sidewalk created a little off the roadway allowing campers to walk/bike to the beach as it is less than a mile from the Live Oak Campground. There is a bike lane that is on the roadway which is fine for adults, but biking/walking with children would be a little concerning with the amount of vehicles that travel back and forth.

Also, the row of campsites that were connected with mine (site 91) backed up to the roadway and could hear the traffic, even though you couldn’t see it through the greenery. Plus…. Do Not Forget the Bud Spray! It is a natural marsh and the marsh does what it is supposed to by housing multiple different biting insects!

All in all, our family will be back to enjoy the tranquil island of Edisto, SC.

I had always heard about the two Edisto state park campgrounds and wanted to check them out. Make reservations a year ahead for the beach campground. We chose the Live Oak Campground and got site 120 along the marsh. There is a big power box in the middle of the site, but it didn’t stop us from enjoying the incredible view. We thought we’d be eaten up by mosquitoes, but in June they weren’t bad at all, didn’t even set up our screen room. Had a nice breeze off the marsh as well, which we noticed was not the same with the other sites. Bath house is decent, and that’s where the strongest WiFi is.

We were supposed to camp 4 nights but our pop up wouldn’t pop up, so we stayed at a hotel in Beaufort and did some sightseeing while researching YouTube for work arounds. We managed to get the camper up and spend the last two nights at the campground. Very quiet, lots of space and privacy between sites 122 and 112. Some sites are on top of each other (82/83) so definitely check out the pics on the website.

We think it is no problem to stay here and drive to the beach, about 1/2 mile away. You can park at the State Park for free with your vehicle tag, or there are lots of tiny beach accesses all the way down Palmetto Blvd (Hwy 174). Note you can’t rent or have a golf cart at this campground because you’re not allowed to drive them on 174 to get into town. Bikes are good to have - there are trails to ride from the campground and it’s a quick ride down to the beach/Food Lion, although it’s a small bike lane so def something to consider with kids.

All in all, we loved it here so much we’ve already rebooked for next summer. Trying the beach campground for something different, but the marsh front sites at Live Oak are excellent.

Site 91 is a little close to the main road so you do hear some road traffic outside. Otherwise, we loved our stay at Edisto. It was a relatively private spot and for a couple of the days, we only had one neighbor. Nice walking trails and, even from the Live Oak Campground, the beach and local restaurants are within walking distance. The campground was pretty quiet and the bathrooms were nice as well. My husband and I used our Verizon and AT&T service to work from (including regular zoom calls) with no issues and didn't need to use our mimo antenna.

....only bc it’s my favorite campground in The Carolinas and I don’t want to blow it up. You might get some bad luck with a Georgia redneck weekender dumping his grey water in the marsh but the private beach makes up for it. Walk up the mile to a local fishing hole with plenty of old men telling lies and drinking beer in their golf carts. Bathrooms were the cleanest I’ve ever showered in. Not great service :/