Nestled within the serene landscape of Congaree National Park, Bluff Campground provides a unique camping experience that combines the charm of nature with modern convenience. Known for its primitive facilities, the campground features drop toilets and a solar charging station, making it a perfect destination for those seeking an authentic outdoor adventure while still staying connected.
Bluff Campground offers surprisingly wide-open spaces, ideal for groups or families looking to enjoy outdoor activities together. The campsite is just 0.5 miles from the visitor center, offering easy access to park attractions and information.
Customer Feedback:
Visitors have praised Bluff Campground for its openness and suitability for groups, with many highlighting the ample space for outdoor activities. The convenient location near the visitor center adds to its appeal.
Onsite services
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
On-site parking
Primitive campground with drop toilets and a solar charging station for your phones. 0.5 mile walk to the visitor center
Surprisingly wide-open camping space in Congaree National Park. Great for groups and tons of space for activities.
Short walk to the sites which sit in a wide circle of six, surrounded by forest with a grassy area in the center. It was a great and sure way to get in and see the synchronous fireflies. Being a solo traveler, a good hiking backpack would have been handy as it was a lot to carry for one person. Amazon has me covered for next time; looking forward to the return trip!
The park front country is weak to say the least. There is a private property boundary with inadequate signage related to trespassing and hunting with high powered rifles. Even getting to the campsite requires a two mile trek and while there is a potable water spout within a .5 miles it is off limits to visitors as is the fastest pathway from the parking lot. Lastly the staff was rude hostile and inhospitable to me as a visitor. They were too incompetent to answer simple questions such as: "where is the fastest route to the Bluff campground". All I received was shoulder shrugs and were not welcoming in any way shape or form.
Is beautiful and we'll kept ,I'm trying to experience lots of different locations in the next year's ,as farmer nice to get away every opportunity,Lal not Nearly as often as hope