Nestled in the scenic landscapes of South Carolina, Devils Fork State Park Campground offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and convenient facilities for campers and outdoor enthusiasts. Located at 498 Turkey Ridge Rd #400, Salem, SC 29676, this campground provides a peaceful retreat surrounded by picturesque views of the lake and forested areas.
The campground is ideal for those seeking adventure and relaxation alike. With tent sites, RV spaces, and other lodging options, it caters to all types of travelers. The park offers easy access to water activities, hiking trails, and stunning natural scenery, making it a favorite destination for families and nature lovers.
Campers have praised the campground's clean facilities, convenient amenities, and stunning natural surroundings. Many highlight the proximity to water activities and the peaceful atmosphere as key features of their experience. One visitor noted, "The lake is amazing, clean, and beautiful," while another appreciated the "plenty of space" and "beautiful fall colors."
Onsite services
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV camping
RV electric hookup
RV water hookup
Hiking
Barbecue grill
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Public shower
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Credit cards
Debit cards
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
We had a tent site and were right by the water. Bathroom was clean, shower was good. The visitor center has free water, and there is an ice machine. There are 2 gas stations within 10 minutes. Every tent site has a grill and large pad. The lake is amazing, clean, and beautiful. Would definitely go again.
We stopped here for a few days to relax on our way home from TN. The interior road are a bit tight and rough but our site 25 was level and long enough for both our trailer and truck (50'). The fall is so beautiful with all the color. There is a step down to the gravel picnic table, fire pit area. We had plenty of space and didn't feel crowded in but I'm sure during prime time it can feel that way.
Gorgeous mountain campground with Lake Jocassee as the main attraction (one of the cleanest lakes around). Nice wooded, shaded lots with firepits (grill rack attached) electric & water hookups & level areas for tents & RVs. Beach is VERY busy on summer weekends, but there's a nice drop-in spot for kayaks and nice boat launches as well. We'll be returning next year!
Fantastic location for outdoor exploring. We took our boat and spent the day on Lake Jocassee touring the 8+ waterfalls that are only accessible by the water, brilliant time. Spent the next day hiking various trails, Station Cove Falls amongst them. Would definitely recommend that, nice and short, not strenuous, very pretty. Tons to do within easy distance, hiking, kayaking etc. The campground was fine, not the nicest one I’ve been to but definitely not the worst. The bathhouses weren’t very clean and not in the best shape either. Either than that the campground was good. Pretty tight roads to have a 38’+ rig setup if that’s what your running. Camp sites are fine though, variety of different spots, we only had 30amp, not sure if other larger sites had 50’s.
Great campsite in an amazing location. The facilities were very well maintained, showers and toilets were clean and the hosts do a great job around the site. If you're RV camping just know the road coming in is tight and twisty so be prepared. Most sites are level with good tent spaces. The dump station is sloped downhill so you may not get a complete empty. The trails and little beach spots are gorgeous and easy to access.