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Private landowners and farmers purchased a large swath of sandy dunes with the hopes of turning the land into farms during the early 1900s. However, due to the sandy soil and poor management of the already-thin topsoil, the efforts were unsuccessful. The state of North Carolina purchased the land from desperate farmers during the height of the Great Depression and set it aside as a National Wildlife Refuge in 1939. The Civilian Conservation Corps, operating under President Roosevelt’s New Deal program, paved several miles of roads and nurtured fragile plants and grasses to restore the original habitat. Thanks to the organization’s efforts, Carolina Sandhills National Wildlife Refuge is a thriving dune biodome in South Carolina.
The closest large town is McBee, SC, which was named for a prominent railroad executive, V.E. McBee. He was a driving force for bringing the railroads to rural South Carolina, which helped modernize the state. The charming town of around 800 residents is especially known for its annual festival, the Taste of McBee, which features local cooks and chefs’ best recipes. The event is usually held in March. Search for an RV in Chesterfield County, SC, and get ready to embark on a once-in-a-lifetime RV camping adventure.
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