There are two different campgrounds that are part of Edisto State Park - Live Oak and Beach. We like them both! The Live Oak Campground is a short drive away from the beach. However, it is on the marsh with incredible views and live oaks. There are also biking/hiking trails to explore. The Beach Campground will forever spoil your be... more

The park is divided into 2 separate parks with 2 separate entrances about a 3/4 mile apart. Only 1 is ocean front which is where we stayed. Very laid back beach. This is the way the beach is meant to be. If you like all the commercial atmosphere like Myrtle Beach this is not for you, but if you like to just relax listen to the waves an... more

This is our first time back posy hurricane Irma; the beach campground was all but destroyed. They've done a great job cleaning it up and ahead of schedule. They had to create a large dune separating the campground from the beach which is unfortunate but I understand why they did it. We'll be back.

A couple of things to note. Edisto Beach is not really close to anything which is part of it's appeal. The live oak campground was nice, shrouded by live oaks with spanish moss hanging and .... mosquitos. Lots and lots of mosquitos. The sites along the marsh are nice and private with a good view, the road around the campsite is rea... more

Stayed 3 nights over the Christmas holiday and had a wonderful time. Beach camping sites are just over the dune from the beautiful long and sandy beach, unless you're at the very end of the beach campground, in which case it's an easy walk across the campground road. Access to the beach is easy from any campsite, and the surf heard e... more

I spent a couple of nights in the marsh section of the state park. When I called ahead, they said the beach section was fully booked, but when I got there, many sites were vacant. Not sure what the deal was. Either way, the marsh section is less than a 5 minute drive way and your camping pass is good to park at the beach area. Obvi... more