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One of the many barrier islands of South Carolina, Johns Island is the biggest, with the northern third of its land making up parts of Charleston, the state's largest city. It is connected to other counties by TriCounty Link buses and to the greater Charleston area by Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority or CARTA buses.

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A Grand Road Trip Along the Grand Strand

Johns Island is surrounded by some of the most sumptuous beaches in South Carolina. Take your Johns Island RV rental to the nearby Kiawah Island, which boasts 10 miles of pristine beaches and around 10,000 acres of natural woodlands. About 30 miles to the north is the Isle of Palms, tempting beach-goers with six miles of sugar-white beaches and more than 50 public access paths. Keep an eye out for playful dolphins, and during the breeding season (July to October), loggerhead sea turtle hatchlings. The beaches are in the opposite direction and within easy access of Charleston so you'll have all the amenities you need for an unforgettable beach vacation.

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The few RV campgrounds found in Johns Island are within Charleston's city limits, so you are close to grocery stores, supermarkets, restaurants and other urban comforts while still only half an hour away from the city and the beach. Most of the RV parks are well-appointed with full hookup sites, laundry facilities, toilets, pool and on-site playgrounds.

Top Things to See in Johns Island and Charleston

Johns Island is best known for Angel Oak, a live oak tree estimated to be at least 400 years old. The tree and the surrounding park are under the care of the city of Charleston. The Presbyterian Church is another Johns Island pride, built in 1719 and today listed on the National Register of Historic Places along with the Moving Star Hall and The Progressive Club.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Johns Island

Laurie M.

October, 2025

Zach did a great job setting up and preparing the camper for our arrival. The camper was beautiful and in great shape. Zach kept in touch to make sure all our needs were met. It was a perfect trip. I would highly recommend renting this unit.
William B.

September, 2025

First time rv trip for me. Casey is amazing at explaining and helping along the way. Highly recommend
Julia C.

September, 2025

Chris was on time, set up the camper with ease and walked us through how to use everything. It was a perfect set up for our family and enabled us to have a wonderful time together without the stress of pulling on our own camper and setting up.

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