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Heirloom Hamlet

5 sites · RVs5 acres · Ridgeland, SC

Why buy a home when you can build a fairytale? Hi, I'm Curt. My wife Ani, son Fitch, and I are your average, everyday nonconformists who have been running an experiment. We are trying to figure out if a family can use their own hands and some grit to handcraft a life that you don't need a vacation from. Or better yet, that you would vacation to. Have we done that? You be the judge. About 4 years ago we left our South Florida handcrafting furniture business to pursue this new goal. We set out to build an inspiring experience in simple, eco-friendly living that would find a harmony between some of the old fashioned world that we'd found ourselves missing, and the handful of modern advancements that were actually beneficial. All while keeping it classy. At Heirloom Hamlet, you will see us designing unique, functional cabins, installing solar, composting, planting, and building toilets that are better for our environment. We're bread baking, pasta making, timber milling, woodworking, clay-forming and metal pounding. The goal is to evolve into a small world of self-reliance and harmony with nature. Ani and I are big believers in being mindful and respectful of our environment wherever reasonable. So, we are incorporating both alternative and municipal utilities as they can fit into our homestead design and limited budget. Through good design, our goal is to show just how "normal" small living can feel. We all have personal priorities and those will vary greatly, and that's okay. But no person should be so self-absorbed that we have completely shut out the importance of being respectfully mindful to the earth and to our fellowman. After all, if we don't have that, what do we have? To be completely transparent, though, the creatives in us also would like it if we inspired onlookers to possibly look at their own space and life a little bit differently. We've personally found it to be so fulfilling to distinguish real desires and needs from the ones we've been groomed to pursue, and then work to make them a reality. We've found it energizing to witness our fellowmen and women pursuing a dream. We'd like to be a stimulating memory along any person's journey. Visiting with us, we sure hope our guests don't expect to find a corporate approach to life here, and that they can appreciate some of our old-fashioned ways. That, as our paths cross, we won't be held to a business-first standard that we have worked hard to remove ourselves from. We realize everyone has a right to be themselves, but our presentation at Heirloom Hamlet has been purposefully designed to be a refreshing hideaway from the norm.

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Great Dane Lane

3 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Ridgeland, SC

35 Feet ****- MAXIMUM LENGTH INCLUDING PULLING VEHICLE IS 35 FEET. We are not a pull thru site, some backing will be required. - 35 Feet**** Long term stays (7 or more nights) please make contact before booking. I was the first person to purchase property here in 1995 in what is known as Moultrie Plantation. This is a private property community with its own private dirt road. The plantation is rich in Civil War history and people still find arrowhead 's, Civil war buttons and other Civil War related items on the dirt roads where the soldiers marched through the plantation. It is a quiet, peaceful neighborhood where owners enjoy the country life.

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Tabby's Trees

2 sites · Tents74 acres · Twin City, GA

Tabby's Trees is 74 acres made up mostly of pine forest situated in the coastal plain. An ephemeral wetland runs along the south of the property with a seasonal wetland along the southwest. The overstory of the forest is dominated by loblolly and slash pine with a few longleaf pine sprinkled in as well as turkey oak, live oak, laurel oak, and more. The property has two tent sites and one car camping site that can also accommodate a small camper. There are designated campsites with fire rings, but if you are the only camper during your stay you are welcome to set up camp wherever you would like. We have two miles of trails through a variety of ecosystems that can hiked or biked. Tabby's Trees is all about restoring native habitat! View photos and learn more about the wildlife and plants that inhabit Tabby's Trees as well as the habitat management plan on the Tabby's Trees Facebook page.

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Cbo & Dana's Farm

12 sites · Lodging, Tents101 acres · Cobbtown, GA

Our beautiful, peaceful farm with a private lake over looking cottonfields.

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Shire Hill Grove, Yemassee, SC

5 sites · RVs, Tents62 acres · Yemassee, SC

Welcome to Shire Hill Grove! LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION. We are less than 1 mile off of I-95 (exit 38 SC) in the Low Country of South Carolina. Our 62 acre farm in nestled in the “middle of nowhere, but close to every where”. We are located close to 3 amazing historical cites, Beaufort, Charleston and Savannah! Our sites offer beautiful scenery from the Red barn, Moss draped Live Oak trees, Pecan Grove, horses, goats and more. We have a brand new Bathhouse with 2 full private baths. Washer and dryer, 30 amp hookups and water. We could even accommodate your equine friends if needed!

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Magnolia Hill

5 sites · Tents40 acres · Brooklet, GA

Learn more about this land:You will have 3 choice's to camp Next to a small pond in a shady place An open grassy field next to the garden Under a large oak tree beside the peanut field. There are 2 spots by the pond, 2 spots in the grassy area and 1 under the oak tree. Water is available for all at the open grassy areas.

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Beefield

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Statesboro, GA

Two night limit. A roadside stop near peanut and cotton fields with water and power. Once upon a time a very busy apiary, now a mild beekeeping field and farmers bee supply store. We’ve fire pit(s), bring your wood or purchase it here,. Beware the two barn cats, one gray named Cat-Dog because he greets people like a dog, follows his owner everywhere outside and is a very old Tom. Meet the retired folks who spend time with the Alaskan Malamute service dog and the chickens; perhaps one of us is in one of the shops; the blacksmith, or the carpenters, the gardening or the beekeeping shop. Beefield is just down the road (South) from the Ogeechee River for fishing and kayaking.. Brooklet is 6 miles for grocery and restaurants, fuel and pharmacies.

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Bliss Hills Farm

8 sites · RVs75 acres · Claxton, GA

Our beautiful unique property has been in the family for 3 generations. Over the years, our family, plus artists, musicians, & writers have come here to refresh and get inspiration from nature. But with Hipcamp, we've opened up for others to enjoy. We have walking trails, a pond where you can kayak, relax on the dock, or feed the huge fish (sorry no fishing allowed.) Also, on our property, there are swings, a tree house deck, obstacle course, fire pit area, wooden bridge, picnic table, and abundant bird life. There's also plenty of wide-open space where you can play frisbee, run, do yoga, and stargaze at night. There's plenty to do in this area, using the farm as your base. Claxton, our hometown, is a great friendly, small-town with grocery and hardware stores and restaurants. Many guests like to side-trip over to the towns of Statesboro, Metter, Vidalia, and Savannah, plus the Golden Isles.

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Canoochee River Rentals

5 sites · Lodging, Tents1 acre · Claxton, GA

Michael and Kimberly Duke bought a small cabin on the Canoochee River to enjoy as a family. They decided to list it on a vacation rental site. As this property was in full demand, another property became available to buy. As interest began to increase, the family decided open up the options for their visitors. At this current date, they have four cabins and a yurt, as well as, tent sites. We are excited about the yurt that was completed in August 2019. They are looking forward having another cabin in the near future. Learn more about this land: Spend a few days in a yurt on the bank of the Canoochee River! Locate a few miles from a small town. Grocery store, gas station, and dollar store! Wake up to the music of the birds and sit on the deck as you enjoy the fresh air! Take in nature like it was meant to be.

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Opal Island Sandbar

2 sites · Lodging, Tents30 acres · Cobbtown, GA

We purchased this property from our neighbors across the river. Ms. Opal always called this side "the island" after the run of the river changed years ago, splitting their property in half.

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King Creek Campground

160 sites · RVs350 acres · Fairfax, SC

Situated on 350 acres in the woods just outside Fairfax, SC, King Creek Campground is an ideal spot for a quiet getaway. Here you can enjoy miles of trails perfect for biking, hiking and horseback riding as you take in the seasonal flora and fauna. Those who like to boat, fish, paddle, tube, or swim will appreciate convenient access to the Savannah River via Cohen’s Bluff Landing, located just three miles from the campground. King Creek Campground has something for campers of all types. Our spacious 60-ft x 90-ft campsites have hookups for water and power, making them perfect for RVs. Horse owners love our equestrian campsites, which have stalls directly adjacent. King Creek Campground’s long-term rates are especially attractive to retirees, snowbirds, and non-local hunters. Hunters love our Hunt Camp package, which combines long-term rates with full use of our skinning/cleaning station and walk-in cooler.

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Cathy's Corner at Marlow

4 sites · RVs1 acres · Guyton, GA

Beautiful historic home located under large live oak trees. Home was originally constructed in 1865 and has appeared in a few major motion pictures! Nostalgic charm galore awaits you at Cat's Corner. This is a must see stop along a well traveled highway. Class C Rvs and vehicle campers are welcome! No RVs over 32'. Special $29 van or car camping good till Dec 12st 2023. Car and van campers use code NYWXWNKG for a discounted rate of $6- off per/night

The best camping near Magnolia Springs State Park guide

Overview

About

The natural springs at Magnolia State Park are icy cold, pumping water from the earth’s depths at 7 million gallons per day. Boardwalks and hiking trails meander through the springs, allowing you to search the area for elusive critters like gators, snakes, and turtles. If this doesn’t strike your fancy (not a fan of snakes?), there’s also a small lake for fishing, a splash pad for frolicking youngins, and a paved bike trail. You don’t have to be a camper to enjoy the park, though we’d highly recommend it—rental cottages mean all you have to do is pack your bags and hit the road.

Notable campgrounds

Tent, Trailer & RV Campsites: Nestled amid the park's natural beauty, these sites offer a classic camping experience.
Walk-In Campsites: For a more secluded adventure, these campsites provide a peaceful retreat.
Pioneer Campground: Ideal for larger groups seeking a rustic outdoor experience.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early, especially for peak seasons, to ensure your spot amid the park's serene landscape.
Consider weekday camping for better availability and a 30% discount on your stay.
Check for cancellations regularly as plans change and spots may open up.
Explore nearby camping options if the park's campgrounds are fully booked.

When to go

The best time to visit Magnolia Springs State Park is during spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural beauty is at its peak. Summer offers full access to all park activities but can be quite warm. Winters are cooler and less crowded, offering a quiet escape.

Know before you go

Check the park's operating hours, open from 7am to 10pm, and plan your visit accordingly.
Stay safe by keeping a respectful distance from wildlife, including the park's alligators.
Accessibility is a priority; inquire about facilities at the Visitor Center or call 478-982-1660.
Parking is $5 per vehicle, with annual passes available for frequent visitors.
Remember to pack essentials for outdoor activities, as the park offers a range of recreational options.