Was told by TT this was booked full (Jan 2019) but showed up anyway because we needed a place to stay. There were several sites open despite TT telling us they were full on the phone. We were put in a nice quiet site the the back. So grateful they had an opening. We enjoyed walking around the pond here. Small towns nearby for visiting ... more

We've stayed at The Oaks at Point South twice now. Once in April 2017 and then again in November. Our first stay was MISERABLE. We've got a 38ft Class A and we had the smallest site in the park. The whole place was a swampy mess. It was filled with beat up, messy rigs that looked like they belonged in a landfill. We vowed to never ret... more

We stayed here on our way South and think the park was just fine. It was all dirt roads and sites and it had rained a few days before - so we had some little bits of mud. I can see how if it rained more or while you were there - it would be a bit of a mess. Some of the sites had a little gravel in them and that helped some, but just be... more

We stayed the week at The Oaks at Point South outside of Yemassee, South Carolina, which is inside the national Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor. This park has a lot of negative reviews, “This one feels a little sad for some reason.” Thousand Trails parks are usually “resort like” parks with plenty to do, well maintained, chip... more

We checked into The Oaks at Point South RV Thousand Trails. Although the campground is a bit small and the campsites are very close together, the staff was friendly and the bathrooms were clean. They also had a wifi hotspot in the reception area with a very quick connection. We only stayed one night but we had a restful stay and would ... more

Older Thousand Trails Park with not a lot to do in town but visit Lucky Ducky Distellery, Carolina Cider ( darling shop), and in particular the Old Sheldon Church Ruins. Laundry here is nice although we didn’t use it. Sites are level gravel with lots of trees so no satellite but they have cable. WiFi in office only.

This park is on the smaller side of the Thousand Trails we've stayed at. It's normal for Thousand Trails parks to feel a little past their prime, but we enjoy them for the large spaces and ample walking. This one feels a little sad for some reason. It could just be the time of year, or the thick tree cover that made it feel dark and w... more