Tuck In the Wood Campground

The Great Outdoors

Beaufort campers will want to explore more of the nearby islands, and one of the best ways to do this is by visiting Hunting Island State Park. One of the most popular parks in the state, Hunting Island State Park, features marshes, lagoons, and woodlands overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. One of the most popular features at the park is the publicly-accessible lighthouse, which stands at over 130 feet tall and provides panoramic views of the surrounding islands. The park contains five miles of beaches, making this an excellent place for fishing, swimming, and boating. There are eight miles of hiking and biking trails to discover, and during your walk, keep an eye out for local wildlife.Another popular coastal park worth exploring is Edisto Beach State Park. This oceanside park consists of mainly wooded areas. It is a popular spot for nature watchers and hiking, with several short nature trails to explore. During your hike, keep a lookout for osprey, white-tailed deer, and even bobcats. Boating is another favorite activity, and there is a boat ramp that can be accessed along Big Bay Creek. Anglers will love fishing in the ocean's surf, and common catches include whiting, flounder, and spot tail.You may want to explore some of South Carolina's inland parks during your trip with an RV rental near Beaufort. Lake Warren State Park consists of wetlands and woodlands surrounding the 200-acre Lake Warren. This lake is a prime spot for freshwater fishing, with two fishing piers for access to deeper water. Catches at the lake include crappie, bass, redbreast, and much more. Boating is also popular, and there are two boat ramps open to the public. If you want to explore the area around the lake, there's a mile-long interpretive trail that is ideal for a casual stroll.

Exploring the City

When you camp in an RV near Beaufort, you'll be within driving distance of the scenic city of Charleston. The city is full of history, and one of the best ways to experience it is by visiting the Magnolia Plantation and Zoo. These gardens have often been voted among some of the most beautiful gardens in the country, and the plantation is full of history, having been founded in the late 17th century. Visitors can tour the gardens and the main house, which is full of antiques, artifacts, paintings, and much more. Magnolia Plantation even features a zoo and nature center, where you can see many local species, including bobcats, beavers, and crocodiles.Charleston is well-known for being one of the most important trading ports in the country during the 18th and 19th centuries. Learn about its past with a visit to the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon. This historic building was built during the late 1700s and has served many purposes, including city hall, a post office, a military headquarters, and a prison. One of the most interesting features is the dungeon, which housed prisoners during the American Revolution; there are even stories of well-known pirates being imprisoned here.Alternatively, you may want to venture south into Georgia and see the picturesque city of Savannah. Another coastal city steeped in history, Savannah has some great cultural attractions, including the Telfair Museum. This museum is one of the oldest art museums in the country and holds over 7,000 pieces of American and European art. There are works by some internationally recognized artists on display here, including Jasper Johns, George Bellows, and Childe Hassam. This museum is a must-see for art fanatics.