*** Alert - We are not accepting bookings at this time. We are working on an issue with the property. We are working hard to get everything back up a running and will be opening back up as soon as we can. Call 843-697-2075 for more information ***
The Bishop Jerdan Conference Center is owned by the Reformed Episcopal Church Diocese of the Southeast.
Nature Adventures Outfitters has partnered with the Church Diocese to manage the land.
This land once was a village for the Sewee Native Americans that lived along the waterfront from Buck Hall Recreation Area up along Awendaw Creek.
During the Plantation era it was a part of Walnut Grove Plantation owned by the Doar Family.
Walnut Grove Plantation was a working plantation until the early 1900's.
The Reformed Episcopal Church aquired it in 1960's.
The waterfront camping area used to house a Conference Center and Chapel, however, in 1989 Hurricane Hugo destroyed the buildings on the waterfront (all the stone picnic tables, basketball court, and swings survived the storm).
The current Conference Center was build in the 1990's.
Beautiful site! Great spot for nature lovers to spend some time.
Christina L.
2 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· May 2023
Site 6 Waterfront Site
Tent ·
We love camping at the waterfront sites! We were the only people there the first evening we stayed. We watched the sunrise over the intercoastal waterway and saw lots of wildlife. The facilities were clean and the campsites are in good condition. We can't wait to come back!
Bailey V.
2 reviews
Not recommend
· May 2023
Tent ·
Gorgeous location, but it was just too buggy for us to enjoy. We were covered in mosquito bites within minutes. I’m not exaggerating. If you have someway to beat the mosquitoes, you’ll be very happy camping here.
Flewellyn P.
2 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· May 2023
May camping visit
Tent ·
Dramatic view of intracoastal river traffic from waterside campsite. Almost no bugs during our visit in May. Friendly quiet campground.
Cooper G.
1 year on Hipcamp
Recommends
· May 2023
Tent ·
Beautiful views, easy to rent kayaks and responsive host. I am a woman and camped solo there, and I felt very safe.
Christopher H.
2 reviews
Recommends
· May 2023
Tent ·
Great and quiet place. The only negative is that the private property next to the site is being renovated and can get loud during the day but overall great visit.
Location
Mc Clellanville, Charleston, South Carolina, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Sewee First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking