Edisto Beach State Park

We stayed in the live oak campground and not the beach campground. Our site was surrounded by trees, vines and shrubs and was pretty secluded considering the sites are so close together. Due to the seclusion, mosquitoes were rampant so bring plenty of bug spray. Overall, it was quiet and peaceful. Less than a three minute drive to the beach. We were able to park in the beach campground parking lot with our pass.

We stayed in Live Oak Campground. Bring lots of bug spray. Tight turns and some low hanging branches in the campground. We din't have any problems with are 35 foot class C. Some of the 5th wheels had to move slowly and drive the wrong way in order to back into their sites. The beach campground was easier to move around. This one also had a lot of mosquitoes. Some of the sites had shade others had none. The paths are all at the woods site and nice and you can bike them. The water views are beautiful on the paths. Watch tides if you Kayak. Edisto Seafood market has delicious shrimp and scallops. The ocean is about 1 1/2 miles away from the woods site. The beach site is behind sand dunes but right on the beach. We drove the car but you could bike if you are comfortable on the road. Everyone is very Respectful with masks. The grocery store is very small and crowded. Make sure to go to the interpretive center, it has lots of great information about the area and eco system.

Have stayed in rental homes on Edisto Beach previous years - this was our first time camping at the state park. The town of Edisto Beach is picturesque and quiet. There is nice bike riding through the town and onto the bike path that leads to the Wyndham property. Lots of public beach strolling, swimming and shelling available as well.
Camping, well, we didn't realize the dump site was not on site. As mentioned in other reviews, it is out on Rt. 174 across from the other section of state park. So that meant multiple trips to the dump station; not trusting to pull the portable tank a half mile on a busy road, it had to be lifted into the back of the truck.
Also, there is no laundromat anywhere on Edisto Island. You have to drive 27 miles to Ravenel, so for longer stays take that into consideration.
The sites in the farthest end loop are open with no shade, and experience more wind. Sites 41 - 74 have more trees and may provide shade, although some are quite narrow because of the trees. We were able to level using one board. Water and electric connections were good. Water used to be saltier and the campground recommended buying water, but we were informed the state park is now getting its water from the new reverse osmosis system that the entire town implemented. We did notice an improvement but stuck with purchased water for drinking and cooking.
OTA tv channels were available as well as both Verizon and ATT.
We were onsite during the COVID-19 outbreak and were practicing safe distancing the entire time. Limited our shopping to one grocery trip upon arrival and used our own RV bath facilities. Our last day we were informed all SC state parks were closing in 24 hours and if you were currently onsite you could remain until the end of your reservation period. Rangers and staff were very professional and friendly considering the added stress of the viral outbreak. Towns people were implementing police barricades to stop inflow of visitors and a few days later were on the news holding signs telling people to go away. We don't plan on returning.

This place is a gem away from all the bustle of Charleston. It is a scenic drive to get out to the coast with the Live Oaks and Spanish Moss juxtaposed with the bridges that give you great views over the intracoastal waters.

There is a small grocery right across from the beach campground of the state park, and a small bar and grill with a short pier that was a nice way to spend an afternoon looking over the ocean. Various spots can accommodate most sizes of RV, but check before you reserve. Tent camping is allowed too!

We stayed in site 5 which is just steps from the beach. This let us have perfect sunrise mornings on the beach with campfire evenings to keep us warm.

Just water and electric at the site! The dump station is close by and you can stop there on your way out. The rig in front of us did scrape a bit when they pulled in to dump so watch your clearance. The wi-fi was better than expected but still splotchy. The bathrooms are perfectly fine, but not spotless.

We drove a little down the road to Flowers Seafood to cook up some delicious fresh local shrimp for dinner!

I cannot wait to return to this beach. So relaxing and very, very charming.

Really loved staying here for the location, beautiful beach access, etc that everyone else mentions. That said, I have to mention that I was pretty disappointed by the restrooms and showers. The shower heads are pieces of junk and the plumbing is set to point the shower head at the wall and you can’t change it. Really needs fixed. The floors were always wet and while there is a big fan to move the air and dry the place out there was no power to it. But it WAS clean. Just a heads up, and hopefully they’ll read this.

Great early spring camping location. Was a little windy and cool. We stayed 2 nights on lot 61, one night on 27. Bath houses were nice, clean and well stocked. Lot 61 was in a shaded area, lots of trees in that section. 27 was on the north end, no trees, neighbors seemed closer. Prefer the area that 61 is in. Both spots were an easy walk to beach. Beach sounds were always present, birds and waves. Nice place, would definitely come again. Water not as bad as some make it out, just a little salty.

Spent MLK weekend in site 122 in the Live Oak campground. We wanted a spot more sheltered than the beach, so we camped on the marsh.

Well maintained campground with decent sized spaces. Power was convenient, but I'm glad we brought the long water hose.

Raccoons are around even in winter. Never actually saw them, but they conducted a daring raid while we were only away for a short time.

Campground has a single bathhouse near the entrance. While it was reasonably clean, it would have benefited from more than a once-daily cleaning. I'd be worried about what it would be like at the height of the season.

Beach is nearby, but too far to walk. Groceries are close by. A few decent places to eat are on the island.

Winter camping was great. I suspect it's a lot like Myrtle Beach SP during the summer (crowded and noisy), though.

We stayed here in December for Christmas. We stayed in site 13. It was wonderful. We were right in the beach but hidden behind a sand dune. The park was clean. Our spot was shaded but not all are. The beach is great. Lots of shells and very dog friendly. There are two bath houses. They were clean and taken care of. I gave 4 stars because the water in the showers was very hard to adjust. maybe that will be fixed soon. There were also a lot of flooded sites. Luckily ours wasn’t. They were mostly the middle sites. Edisto is a cute little town with several eating places. We traveled into Charleston. It takes about an hour. We really enjoyed our stay and hope to come back soon!

We loved this campground. We stayed at the Beach Campground. From our site we could walk out the door and be on the beach in less than a minute. There are two partner but separate campgrounds. It was a bit confusing because when you arrive you go to the Live Oaks Campground first to check in and then continue on to the Beach Campground. As others have said, bring drinking water. We usually do anyway, so no big deal. The bathrooms were warm, clean and the water in the showers was nice and hot. There are no full hook up sites and the dump station is down the road just past the Live Oaks Campground. There is a small but adequate Bi-Lo grocery store just across from the entrance to the Beach Campground. There are a couple convenience stores, a general store and gift stores on Edisto Island. For laundry, we had to go 45 min inland to Charleston, SC. The weather during our stay was lousy, cold, windy, and pouring rain. We had one nice day, but still loved the place.