Midpoint I95 RV Park

Campground in Sellers, SC • 13 RV Sites

Midpoint I-95 RV Park in Sellers, South Carolina, is a peaceful and convenient stop on the I-95 travel corridor in Dillon County — a well-positioned campground near Latta that gives the long-haul I-95 traveler the comfortable rest stop with the full-hookup infrastructure, the quiet setting, and the practical exit-proximity that the interstate's South Carolina stretch's limited quality campground options make specifically valuable for the Florida-to-northeast corridor's hundreds of thousands of annual RV travelers. Sellers's Dillon County position on I-95 south of Latta gives the park its specific geographic identity as the midpoint campground in the South Carolina section of I-95's 360-mile state traverse — a highway whose traffic volume between the Maine-to-Florida snowbird migration corridor gives the South Carolina I-95 campgrounds the most consistent year-round occupancy of any campground corridor in the eastern United States. Full-hookup RV sites in the peaceful setting near the I-95 exit with the complete overnight infrastructure give Midpoint I-95 the comfortable south-central Dillon County rest stop that the I-95 corridor's long-haul traveler specifically values — the campground's convenient location a few minutes off the highway combined with the peaceful, quiet setting away from the interstate noise gives the property the specific combination of access convenience and campground tranquility that the overnight traveler between the Florida retirement communities and the northeastern states most needs in the South Carolina overnight stop. Pets are welcome. South of the Border, 15 miles north of Sellers on I-95 at the North Carolina-South Carolina state line in Dillon County, is the most exuberantly and most persistently marketed roadside attraction on the entire East Coast — a Mexican-themed entertainment, dining, motel, and fuel complex at Exit 1 South Carolina that Pedro Alvarez opened in 1950 as a beer stand just south of the North Carolina dry county border and that the family enterprise expanded over six decades into a complex of 18 restaurants, carnival rides, fireworks, and the 200-foot Pedro's sombrero tower that I-95 travelers have been reading countdown billboard signs for since the 1950s as one of the most recognizable American roadside attraction marketing campaigns in history. Lumber River State Park, 20 miles north of Sellers in Scotland County, North Carolina, on NC-130, protects a 115-mile National Wild and Scenic River designated in 1998 — a blackwater river of the Carolina Sandhills whose coffee-dark tea-stained water, the cypress and tupelo gum swamp corridors, and the abundant wildlife of the longleaf pine watershed give the Lumber River its specific southeastern Coastal Plain character of a state park canoe trail through the most undisturbed blackwater swamp landscape accessible from the I-95 corridor in the Carolinas. Midpoint I-95 RV Park serves guests year-round in Dillon County's South Carolina piedmont climate, where the southbound snowbird migration from October through December and the northbound return migration from March through May represent the two peak occupancy seasons for the I-95 corridor campground market. Florence, 30 miles south of Sellers on I-95 in Florence County, provides the Francis Marion University, the South Carolina Cotton Museum, and the Florence Museum's art and history collections that give the campground's southern day-trip range the cultural and educational depth of the Pee Dee region's most significant urban center. Reserve sites ahead for the peak snowbird migration seasons in November and March.

Campground rules and policies

Check-in Procedures
- Check-out is at 11:00 a.m.
- For later checkout please contact the office staff for approval, prior to your checkout day.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Pets
- We are a pet-friendly park, with breed restrictions.
- Pets are the sole responsibility of their owners.
- Pets must always be restrained or on a leash no longer than 6 feet.
- Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets.
- Limit 3 pets per site, unless approved by management.
- The Pet Waiver form must be signed by all guests with pets.
- Please call us for more information at (843) 845-2321.Cleanliness
- The cleanliness of the park is important to us.
- Sites are to be kept clean and orderly, as determined by management.Speed Limit
- The speed limit is 5 mph. (you are responsible for your guest following the speed limit)Vehicle
- No ATVs, Side sides or Quads may be used on park property.
- Drivers of Golf carts must have a driver’s license.
- Shoes or protective foot coverings must be worn at all times in the park.Registration
- You must be 18 years of age or older to register for a campsite.Occupants
- A single site may be used by up to 5 persons with 2 vehicles. Visitors and additional vehicles may be charged.
- Only registered campers are permitted in the campground after 10 p.m.Visitors
- All campers and their visitors are to obey all municipal, county, state, and federal laws and regulations.Quiet Hours
- Quiet hours are from 10 pm to 8 am.
- Turn off all music and refrain from loud activities or noises.
- If a neighbor camper is disturbing you, please notify the campground host.Camp Fire
- Fires are limited or prohibited at certain times.
- All campfires must be attended at all times.
- Fire must be contained to the fire ring and flames are not to exceed the top of the fire ring.
- Fires must be extinguished between 10 pm and 8 am.
- Do not place materials other than firewood in the fire ring.Hookups
- Campers are to connect to the utilities on their designated site only.
- Plug-ins should not exceed the number of receptacles on each pedestal.
- Water is for personal use only. Washing cars, boats, or RVs is prohibited.
- Use camper-grade toilet tissue only and DO NOT flush feminine products.Trash
- Place bagged trash only in the dumpsters provided or take it with you.
- Unsuitable materials should not be disposed of on campsites or near the dumpsters.Laundry
- The laundry room is open 24 hours.
- Do not wash clothes, food dishes, or personal items in the bathrooms.
- Please clean the washers after use and remove lint from the dryers.
- No pet items or rugs in the washers or dryers. *Under Construction*Firearms and Fireworks
- Discharging of firearms of any kind including BB guns, paintball guns, bows and arrows, slingshots, or any device that uses burning powder, explosives, compressed gases, etc. is prohibited.
- Use of fireworks or any other explosive is prohibited.Trees
- Do not dig up, carve, chop, or cut any live trees or bushes.Campsite Etiquette
- No digging or permanent satellite hook-ups may be installed.
- Management must pre-approve any site improvements in writing.
- Any structures become the property of the campground.
- No outside appliances – washers, dryers, refrigerators, freezers, etc.
- No clotheslines.Disclaimer
- Management reserves the right to amend or add to these rules at any time without prior notice.
- All clarifications of these rules rests solely with management.
- Violation of any of these rules can cause immediate eviction.