Oconee Point Campground is nestled at 200 Oconee Point Rd, Seneca, SC 29678, providing a serene retreat surrounded by scenic beauty. Perfect for both RVers and tent campers, our campground offers water access at most sites, a public swimming area with a sandy beach, bike trails, picnic areas, and restrooms. Experience the charm of nature while enjoying modern facilities.
Our campground is a haven for families, offering plenty of activities to keep everyone entertained. Positive reviews highlight our friendly staff and the joy children find in biking around the campsite. One visitor noted, "My family always has the best time here!" Another shared, "Loved this campground. We went during the week. We had the whole street to ourselves. Lovely views. Lots of trees! My new happy place!"
Oconee Point Campground is more than a stay; it's an experience. Whether you're visiting during peak summer or a quiet weekday, you'll find peace and fun. Join us for your next adventure!
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
RV camping
RV electric hookup
RV water hookup
Credit cards
Debit cards
Good for kids
Playground
Free parking lot
On-site parking
Paid parking lot
Dogs allowed
My family always has the best time here! They have water access at most of the camp sites and also have a public swimming area with a sandy beach area that’s a lot of fun! The kids have a blast riding their bikes around the campground. The staff are so sweet and polite! We come multiple times every year during the summer.
Loved this campground. We went during the week. We had the whole street to ourself. Lovely views. Lots of trees! My new happy place!😊🏕️💕
Great COE campground on Lake Hartwell near Seneca, SC. Had each grandson visit with us separately during this trip. They had a blast swimming, fishing and riding bikes. Very relaxing, nice bathhouse, friendly hosts. We went ahead and booked an additional visit in October when the weather is cooler.
This would have been a five star if the bathrooms and bath houses weren’t covered in spiders. I don’t mean one or two. I’m talking hundreds. Since there are no sewer hookups shower houses are a must. Especially with children. However, all three we tried were covered in spiders both inside and out. We tried to work around them but after knocking some off us and seeing them even under the ledges by the shower we opted to wait and left the next day. If they’d spray and get those cleared up this would be one of our favorite spots. All spaces are right on the water making it accessible to swim right at your campsite rather than having to walk to drive to a designated area.
7/10 campground. At first I had no issues at all with the campground, it has very clean bathrooms and nice showers. The view is great on the lake. My only MAJOR concern is the fact that they lock the gates at night with no coded lockbox with a key. Not only is it a huge saftey concern considering that a wildfire is definitely probable with the amount of people with campfires around and the people would be trapped in the campsite if a huge fire were to break out. Secondly it was a major inconvenience for me who was planning on leaving around 3am becuase I had a long trip to NH ahead of me, so instead I had to leave at 7am making my trip end at 3am the next day... Other than the gate being locked without a coded lockbox with a key for it I have no complaints.