Nestled on the picturesque island of Edisto, Edisto Beach State Park is a haven for nature lovers seeking serene coastal experiences. Known for its stunning beaches, this park provides a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and relaxation. Whether you're camping under the stars or strolling along the shoreline, the park offers diverse activities for all visitors.
Come experience Edisto Beach State Park where natural beauty meets outdoor adventure. For more information or planning your visit, feel free to reach out if needed!
Onsite services
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Hiking
Credit cards
Debit cards
NFC mobile payments
Credit cards
Good for kids
Good for kids birthday
Kid-friendly hikes
Playground
Dogs allowed
This was our third time staying here and still LOVE this campground. The beach side is the only side we’ll stay on (just not a fan of the wooded side) easy in & out with dump station just down the road. Staff is friendly and the C.G. Is very well kept. My only complaint was the shower curtain. The back of it was nasty. Needs to be change asap.
There were a few trails closed down but I still got a great walk in on a beautiful 3 mi out and back trail. It's December/ low season, so there was plenty of parking and wide open trails. It was a beautiful park and I would love to walk there again.
There was a $8 per person admission charge. Hardly anyone was there. The beach is easily accessible. It is wide and grand. The high tide line is strewn with sea shells of various kinds, mostly mollusks. They range from recent to well worn displaying their inner calcified architecture.
We stayed at Live Oak campground #110, The sites are well shaded and decent amount of privacy. our camper is 32 foot and absolutely no room to put our awning out and could barely get in and out front door with all the brush. Would not recommend this site if you have a larger camper. But did see quiet a few sites That were nice. They Bathhouse was very clean, air conditioned and spacious. Wifi sucks. Short drive To the beach and you can access the other campground and it's amenities.
We paid $16 to get into a place to park to go to the beach we were already at for free. The bathrooms were absolutely disgusting. The beach is stunning and by far worth it! We saw 3 loggerhead turtle nests within 200 feet. We have never seen so many untouched shells before.