How to Plan Your Future Stay at Carolina Camp Cedar: Tips for RV Travelers, Cabin Guests, and Outdoor Explorers

Set beneath the gentle rise of the Blue Ridge foothills in Pickens, South Carolina, Carolina Camp Cedar is being thoughtfully designed as a place to relax, recharge, and reconnect — with the outdoors, with your favorite people, and with the simple joy of slowing down. Whether you’re rolling in with your RV, cozying up in a cabin, or gathering for game day weekends, this future retreat will offer the space, comfort, and flexibility to make your stay just what you want it to be.

As we look ahead to opening day in August 2025, we’re excited to help you start dreaming about your visit. Here’s a guide to planning your future stay at Carolina Camp Cedar — plus a few local tips to make the most of your time in the Carolina foothills.

A Retreat Built for Rest, Gathering, and Adventure

Carolina Camp Cedar is being designed to offer more than just a place to park your rig or rent a cabin. It’s a place where guests will be able to sip coffee under the morning shade of mature trees, gather around the fire pit at night, and spend their days exploring the beauty of the region — all with the comfort and convenience of well-planned spaces.

You’ll find:

• Spacious RV sites with full hookups and easy access
• Charming cabin rentals designed for comfort, no RV required
• Peaceful surroundings with grassy sites, natural water features, and mountain views
• Direct access to Pickens Golf Club right next door

Whether you’re staying for the weekend or settling in for a longer seasonal visit, there will be room to breathe and plenty to do.

For RV Travelers: Your Home on the Road

Carolina Camp Cedar will welcome RVers of all kinds — from seasoned road warriors to first-time travelers. The park’s full-hookup sites are being designed with ease of access in mind, whether you’re pulling in a small camper or a big rig.

RV Travel Tips for the Carolina Foothills:

• Bring leveling blocks and gear for a mix of gravel and grassy surfaces.
• Pack your outdoor chairs and string lights — the sites will offer space to truly spread out.
• Consider adding a portable fire pit or grill to your setup (check future park guidelines).
• Plan to stay for a while — nearby attractions like Table Rock State Park and the Doodle Trail make it easy to fill your days with adventure.

Thinking about an extended seasonal stay? The park’s layout will offer the kind of flexibility that makes longer visits feel like home.

For Cabin Guests: Cozy Comfort with a Side of Adventure

Don’t have an RV? No problem. Carolina Camp Cedar’s cabin rentals will offer a cozy, comfortable way to enjoy the foothills without the wheels.

Perfect for couples, small families, or friend groups, the cabins are being designed to combine rustic charm with modern convenience — giving you a private retreat with easy access to the outdoors. Whether you’re sipping your morning coffee on the porch, heading out for a day of hiking, or winding down after a round of golf, the cabins will offer the best of both worlds.

Planning a reunion or group trip? You’ll be able to pair cabins and RV sites to keep everyone close — with plenty of shared spaces for gathering together.

Seasons of Adventure: When to Visit the Carolina Foothills

Every season in the Carolina foothills brings something special, so there’s really no wrong time to plan your future stay.

Spring:

Mild temperatures, blooming wildflowers, and perfect hiking weather at Table Rock State Park.

Summer:

Waterfalls, swimming holes, and cool mountain breezes — plus local festivals and outdoor concerts.

Fall:

Brilliant foliage, crisp air, and the excitement of Clemson football season just 30 minutes down the road.

Winter:

Peaceful trails, scenic drives, and quiet time to recharge in the beauty of the off-season.

What to Pack for Your Foothills Getaway

• Comfortable hiking shoes for trails like the Doodle Trail and Table Rock Summit
• Layers — mountain weather can change quickly!
• Your favorite outdoor gear: bikes, golf clubs, fishing rods, or hammocks
• A camera (or at least your phone) — the views are worth capturing
• A cozy blanket or two for evenings by the fire
• Reusable water bottles and picnic supplies for local adventures

Explore More While You’re Here

When you stay at Carolina Camp Cedar, you’ll be in the perfect spot to enjoy both the peace of the park and the charm of the surrounding area. From historic sites like Hagood Mill to scenic overlooks like Jumping Off Rock, there’s plenty to explore nearby.

Want more ideas? Check out our guide to Things to Do Near Carolina Camp Cedar.

Looking Ahead to Your Stay

Carolina Camp Cedar is still in the works — but we’re excited to share more details as we get closer to opening day. Whether you’re already mapping out your next RV route, planning a family getaway, or dreaming of cabin weekends in the foothills, we hope this guide helps you start imagining your time here.

Follow along for updates, and stay tuned as we reveal more about the park, amenities, and the experiences waiting for you at Carolina Camp Cedar.