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Mount Pleasant / Charleston KOA Holiday
Relax along the peaceful, private lake, then hop on the free weekend wagonride tour of the 377-acre, privately owned Oakland Plantation.
Situated on the grounds of a real antebellum plantation, there's no mistaking you're in Carolina Lowcountry when you camp at this KOA. You'll find beautiful live oaks with Spanish moss throughout the campground. Take a walk along the campground's 1.5-mile nature trail; rent a bike or boat; play disc golf, cornhole; and fish the private 30-acre lake (catch and release). Explore historic Charleston and all it has to offer. Visit Fort Sumter National Monument as well as the many spectacular plantations in the area. It is a short drive to Patriots Point, home of the USS Yorktown, where you can tour the Medal of Honor Museum and the Vietnam Experience Exhibit. Don't have an RV? Stay in one of the rustic Camping Cabins, Deluxe Cabins or the family lodge. Pool: March 1 - mid-October, weather permitting. The pool is not heated. Max pull thru: 80 feet. GPS Lat. N 32 52' 5" Long. W 79 46' 52"
User Reviews
Beverly Baxley
Price per night was too high for me. A few years later I got to stay and enjoyed my stay. The staff was friendly and helpful. Might get to stay here once a year. The only reason I didn’t give a 5 star is because they where going to charge 5$ each for 2 kids and 10$ each for 2 adults just to visit for a couple of hours. MT. Pleasant/Charleston is pricey; it would help to go a little easier on middle-class families. Always read brochure on rules before going.
Teri Goolsby
Did not stay here this time, but drove through. It was a very nice place. The attendants were very helpful. Seems very well maintained. Spots are mostly pull through, and most have full hookup - always a plus. A good many stores are very close by. Not on the ocean, but just a short drive. A pretty short drive to downtown and other areas attractions. Will be planning a trip to stay here.
Veronica Sperry
We have been to many KOA’s with our young children and I promise I will never come back to this one. This is more of an RV park for people that don’t actually like to camp. We were unable to put up a tent on our huge sight, because “if we did it then everyone else would want to” is what he said. We had our parents with us, planning on using the tent, so we went to office and the tent spots they wanted to put us in are over a walking bridge you can’t drive to unpack your stuff, no water/electric and were $50 a night with a two night minimum- I know is not entirely unheard of but I wasn’t going to pay for it. Woman in office said she has worked for KOA for 10 years and has never been able to put tents up on camper sights. I told her we always do but wasn’t going to argue with her. We saw nobody using amenities, no kids riding bikes, in the pool or playing. Nobody having fires or even sitting outside. And the workers drive by every few minutes, made us feel like we were being watched. We stayed 3 nights. But the beach, restaurants nearby and wildlife were cool. Snakes, frogs, cranes, deer, turkey, and more that come so close. That’s why it gets a star.
Billy Sullivan
We came down from New Hampshire and found the KOA to be a perfect fit for our trip. Cabin was clean and good sized for three adults. Joyce at the office was super helpful getting us switched over from one cabin to another to lengthen our stay. We will be back!
James Jones
Scott is the best campground host I have ever met. Above and beyond thank you for making our experience great. Parker man and family