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On the edge of South Carolina’s Midlands is McCormick County, home of Hamilton Branch State Park. The neighboring town of Plum Branch, South Carolina, is roughly an hour and a half from the state capital, Columbia. The drive from Augusta, Georgia, is less than 45 minutes, as the park borders on the state line.

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Getting Outdoors

Fishing is a popular activity among Hamilton Branch State Park campers. However, you must have a South Carolina fishing license to participate in this activity. If you forget to bring your fishing equipment, you can rent equipment, including rods, reels, and tackle boxes, from the park office as part of the Tackle Loaner Program. Bass, bream, catfish, crappie, and striper are among the species of fish commonly found in Strom Thurmond Lake. Shoreline fishing is made especially convenient by the park’s lakefront campsites. Guided fishing tours are available out of Clarks Hill, South Carolina. Campers also have access to two boat ramps from which private boats may be launched. If you’re in search of alternative water sports, there's a kayak and stand-up paddleboard rental service in nearby Modoc, South Carolina.

Camping at Hamilton Branch State Park

The park features over 150 campsites with electricity and water, many of which are lakefront. Even if your rental RV is large, don’t worry; some campsites can accommodate RV rentals as long as 40 feet. The park contains eight comfort stations, which include hot showers, and two dump stations for your convenience. Three picnic shelters are available for use when they're not reserved.

Exploring the Area

Before leaving McCormick County, fill up your RV rental at one of several gas stations scattered throughout the county. Make sure to stop in the county seat, McCormick, which is roughly 20 minutes from the park. You can peruse local art at the McCormick Arts Council at the Keturah (MACK). While there, you’ll also have the chance to admire the historic Hotel Keturah, in which the MACK is housed. At South Carolina Wild's Heritage Center of Plantation Quilts, you can discover a different form of art and learn about history through quilts.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Steven's Creek Trail, SCHamilton Branch State Park, SC
  • Clarks Hill Lake Loop Trail, GAAppling, GA
  • Keg Creek, GAAppling, GA
  • Horn Creek Hiking Trail, SCEdgefield, SC
  • Lick Fork Lake Trail, SCEdgefield, SC
  • Rock Dam Trail, GAMistletoe State Park, GA
  • Cliatt Creek Nature Trail Loop, GAMistletoe State Park, GA
  • Mistletoe State Park Trails, GAMistletoe State Park, GA
  • Forks Area Trail System (FATS), GAEvans, GA
  • Blanchard Woods Cross Country Trail, GAEvans, GA

Recent RV rental reviews in Hamilton Branch State Park

Aaron P.

January, 2025

Dustin was a great host. The RV ran well and was spacious and comfortable for our family of four. We would definitely rent with Dustin again.
Luke G.

December, 2024

Delivery and setup was fast and painless, host gave a rundown and experience was great overall
Tatiane F.

December, 2024

We had a great time in the trailer. Everything was very well explained and the trailer is in good condition!

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