Coming up next week, we’ll be headed to Edisto Beach State Park. We’ll be staying at the Live Oak Campground for this trip. I’ll keep this post updated as we explore.
This is a great state park with a medium size campground. Got us a site right on the water. This is a very nice and quiet place.
The roads around the campground are all dirt road, and was pretty tight and curvy getting the RV in there. The sites are dirt as well. Most of them have water and electric. There is a dump station on the way out.
We really liked it here. Very quiet.
Decided to take the RV to Cheraw State Park. This is one of our favorite places to camp. Not a big campground, but very quiet. Nice boardwalk to the other side of the lake. All sites have electric, mostly 30 Amp, a couple of them have 50 Amp. No sewer, but there is a dump station for you to use on the way out.
Decided to head up to the NC mountains. Destination Boone KOA. Eventless trip up along 421. No issues.
The Boone KOA is a very busy campground. Unfortunately, the sites are small for a decent size rig, and they are packed together like sardines. Had to get creative to get the rig back out on Sunday.
Don’t think we will be headed up there again anytime soon. There are other campgrounds in the Boone area that are better choices than this.
Picked up a new Flagstaff recently, and looking forward to head out tomorrow morning. The Chevy 2500 HD should pull this with ease. Cant wait for us to hit the road.
