Buck Hall Recreation Area

Stayed here for a few nights. RV sites with water and electric are 28$. Tent sites are only 20$. We parked our van in the parking space of the tent sites and it was perfect. Very nice camphosts as well! About 40 mins drive to Charleston.

Not far from Charleston , a quiet open small campground. Not much use of boat ramp as it was cool and drizzly.

We stayed here for 4 nights in mid-January. I average our nightly cost with any reservation fee / senior discount. Our site was plenty long enough for our truck & 22' trailer. Not really any privacy between sites - mostly open to a grassy area in the middle. Nice host. Fun to watch the boats on the ICW - saw a barge towing long pipes going up. Walking trail behind the CG. We just chilled here, but it would be a great place to base from to visit Charleston.

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This is our 2nd time here at Buck Hall. This is a small quiet site located on the Intracoastal Waterway 25 miles north of Charleston. The bathhouse is a little "tired" but serves its purpose. There are lots of places to explore in the area. Beautiful sunrises over the Intracoastal.

While the restrooms and campground could be a bit cleaner and well maintained this is really a great spot. I came in for one night (without a reservation) and stayed for six. It’s only 30 miles from Charleston and right on the Palmetto Trail and Intracoastal Waterway so there’s plenty to do OR juat a great place to relax.

The main camp was full when we pulled in, so were directed to the overflow camp which was shady, pretty, secluded and with several spots to camp. Some sites had fire rings. The cost was $5 but we paid only $2.50 with our senior pass. We also had access to the main camp dump station and bathroom (which were not awesome).

I arrived for a weekend in nature. This campground was particularly enchanting. All hookups worked very well and the bathroom was nice and clean. The views were spectacular—I even saw a dolphin in the waterway! I loved falling asleep to the sound of frogs and rain. The campground hosts were very welcoming and kindly accommodated my last minute reservation. I can’t wait to stay here again!

This is a very quiet, friendly, and well maintained campground. We stay here at least once a year. We come here to relax and ride our bikes on the Palmetto Trail and sit by the retaining wall for hours and read.

Big sites. Beautiful views of the intercoastal waterway. Lots to watch from nature walks to boats going by. Will be back!

Buck Hall Recreation Area is conveniently located right off route 17. The $20 includes a $10 senior discount plus a $10 reservation fee! The reservation fee seems awfully high but I assume it is the same whether you reserve one night or several nights. We only stayed one night so it is steep. There are some overhanging trees but fairly easy to dodge. This is an older park so the sites are narrow but plenty long enough for any size rig. They are all back-in and some would be tricky to get a big rig into. The sites are paved and some have trees but they offer little shade. Site 8 could use some trimming. The park itself is full of beautiful trees and it is right on the intracoastal. It was fun to watch all the boats passing by. They also have a boat ramp. Bathrooms were under renovation. The showers worked but not all the toilets. They had port-a-potties set up. There are lots of no see-ums expecially at night. The sites are water and electric with a dump station. Directv satellite worked fine in our site (9). Verizon was 4g 3 bars. For the most part it is very quiet although you can hear some traffic noise from 17 even though it’s a fair distance away. We would stay here again.