The Farm Campground

The Great Outdoors

While camping in an RV near McBee, you should plan a visit to Goodale State Park. This scenic park is comprised of cypress trees, ponds, and wetlands. It is known to be one of the best kayaking locations in the state due to the park's winding, gentle waterways. The park also features a 140-acre lake, where anglers can catch a range of fish, including bream, catfish, and bass. The park has a short nature trail, and during your walk, you may spot some local wildlife, including migratory waterfowl.Another popular lakeside park worth exploring is Lake Wateree State Park. This park is known as an excellent fishing destination, with fishing tournaments being held at the lake annually. Some of the common catches here include bream, bass, and catfish. Swimming and boating are also favorite pastimes, and there's boat launch to make accessing the water simple. There's a short hiking trail under a mile in length, and during your walk, you may spot some of the park's local birds of prey, including eagles and ospreys.South Carolina is full of beautiful parks with unique features, and another example is Cheraw State Park. This park is unique as it features a gorgeous 18-hole golf course, surrounded by woodlands, cypress trees, and a lake. Wetlands surround Lake Juniper, and the cypress trees make this a popular location for kayaking and canoeing. Several boardwalks run along the edge of the lake, making this an ideal spot for fishing, with catches such as bream, catfish, and bass on offer. These boardwalks are great for hikers. There's also a four-and-a-half-mile-long trail leading around the lake and through the woods.

Exploring the City

McBee campers will want to branch out and visit South Carolina's state capital, Columbia. A city full of culture, Columbia has some beautiful museums, such as the South Carolina State Museum. This museum has four floors of exhibits covering a range of subjects, including history, science, and nature. Some of the most interesting sights in the museum include a full-scale replica of a megalodon and the first locomotive ever built by an American. If you're looking to relax, you can catch a show at the 4-D cinema or learn about our solar system at the on-site planetarium.There's plenty of intriguing museums worth visiting in Columbia, and another must-see museum is the Columbia Museum of Art. This well-respected museum houses thousands of paintings from around the world and is known for its incredible Renaissance art collection, which includes the only fresco by Botticelli housed outside of Italy. As well as this fantastic collection, the Columbia Museum of Art has works by several modern masters on display, with pieces by Claude Monet, Thomas Sully, and Albert Fitch Bellows adorning the museum's walls.If you're looking for an activity that will keep all ages entertained during your trip with a campervan rental in central South Carolina, consider visiting the Riverbanks Zoo and Garden. This zoo contains over 350 different species from across the globe, including ring-tailed lemurs, Amur tigers, and kangaroos. The zoo also features a petting zoo where you can pet some unusual farm animals, such as alpacas, barn owls, and Nubian goats. If you're not a fan of animals, you can enjoy some of the park's other attractions, including assault courses, ziplines, and climbing walls.