Exploring the many campgrounds surrounding the series of lakes, known as the Savannah River Lakes, that border Georgia and South Carolina. A beautiful region filled with wooded shorelines, quiet coves, fishing spots and hiking trails.

The water turned to hammered copper, the pines went black against the sky, and the whole campground went quiet, like everybody agreed to stop talking at the same time.

DIscover Givhan’s Ferry State Park in South Carolina. Enjoy peaceful camping along the Edisto River, beautiful scenery, and nearby Summerville.

One year after our first RV trip, we’re back at Edisto Beach State Park. Here’s what a year of camping taught us about slowing down, staying calm, and seeing marshes instead of swamps.

Nashville Shores RV Resort review: lakeside camping with lots to do, just a 15-minute drive to Nashville and a great dog park.

We didn’t hesitate or even think about unhitching. We just turned that camper right back around and pointed ourselves toward the exit.

New tires on the truck and “Biggie” in tow, we slowly made our way through the narrow streets of Charleston, lined with towering live oaks draped in Spanish Moss. It felt like a bit of a secret escape when we spotted the sign for James Island County Park…..

So, we are the proud owners of a new 30 foot Flagstaff Super Lite 30RDT, and it’s so lovely, new and roomy even without any slides.

The “untamed coast.” From salt marshes and driftwood beaches of Hunting Island State Park to nearby St. Phillips Island - the wild island Ted Turner quietly protected for decades.

A Little Slice of Old Florida at The Cove Pub Campground

Sometimes when you’re traveling, you stumble across a place that feels less like a travel destination and more like being in someone’s special little corner of the world….

Clear Water, Full Hookups & A Few Honest Thoughts

Big, beautiful park that appears quite ordinary at first glance and ends up with some really nice surprises.

Full of history and lots to do in a beautiful and serene setting.

RV camping at St. Andrews State Park reminded us why state parks remain some of our favorite places to stay. Thoughtful amenities, natural beauty, and a sense of place that hasn’t been overly polished or commercialized.

Painted skies, good times and fresh oysters!

Nothin’ HoHum about this place!

A perfect stop on the way to the Gulf with easy access to full hookups in the middle of an incredibly unique farm.

Stop at King’s Market and pick up a Key Lime Pie before you get to the park. Thank me later =)

Hunting Island, where the forest meets the sea. Ancient oaks draped in Spanish moss , majestic palms that whisper in the breeze and miles of peaceful, uncrowded beach. It’s one of those places where you feel peaceful yet adventurous - walk for miles on the beach or in the island forest, watch the dolphins and the birds from the shore or sit by the campfire and listen to the island sounds of whispering palms, the calls of various birds, the dull roar of the surf. It’s such a special place and wish I had discovered it 20-30 years ago so I could have had more of this magic in my life.

So much goodness at Black Pearl Farms.