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Fort Sumter was originally built as a part of the Third System of seacoast defense, a series of forts built in response to the War of 1812. The site is packed with history; in 1861, the fort was attacked by the Confederate army, launching America into the Civil War.

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Getting Outdoors

With an RV rental near Fort Sumter, you can explore several of coastal South Carolina's stunning natural areas. ACE Basin National Wildlife Refuge is an undeveloped wetland ecosystem that once supported rice-growing plantations. Today, this important wildlife refuge sustains species with fresh and saltwater marshes providing food, and bottomland hardwood tree stands for shelter. Hunting is still allowed in season, and you can fish in the park; other activities include nature and wildlife viewing, hiking the trails and observation decks, photography, picnicking, and more.

Camping near Fort Sumter National Monument

Though camping at Fort Sumter isn't an option, there are several campgrounds and RV parks near Charleston. Lake Aire RV Park & Campground is a pet-friendly RV campground in Hollywood, with a swimming pool for those hot summer days, an on-site fishing lake, a playground, and a lake with a nature trail around it. The campground is close to downtown Charleston and many of the local attractions you'll want to visit; some of the campsites have pull-through access and full hookups.

Exploring the Area

While you're camping in Charleston, there are several unique cities to check out. John's Island is one of the largest islands in Charleston County and on the Eastern U.S. coast; it was named after a parish in Barbados. The community has several interesting landmarks; Fenwick Hall, a wind farm, and Angel Oak Tree, an enormous tree that is several hundred years old. There is a water park, a wellness center, and several breweries where you can sample the products. Eating out in John's Island offers you a range of choices, from inexpensive cafes to fine dining; the cuisine is mostly North American style food with a few alternatives. You can opt for seafood, steakhouses, bakeries, and even an ice cream parlor.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Fort Sumter Interpretative Trail, SCFort Sumter National Monument, SC
  • Patriots Point Loop, SCCharleston, SC
  • Daniels Island Loop, SCCharleston, SC
  • I'On Village Walk, SCMount Pleasant, SC
  • Burn Trail, SCCharleston, SC
  • West Ashley Greenway, SCCharleston, SC
  • James Island County Park Trail, SCCharleston, SC
  • Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site Trail, SCCharleston, SC
  • West Ashley Bike Trail, SCJohns Island, SC
  • Magnolia Gardens, SCNorth Charleston, SC

Recent RV rental reviews in Fort Sumter National Monument

Vince F.

February, 2025

Good first time rental experience. Highly recommend!
gail r.

January, 2025

Owners easy to work with. Camper was clean and well stocked.
Colette D.

January, 2025

Ericka and Matt were terrific and super helpful! Proud Mary drove great and was very clean. Definitely recommend!!!

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