Point South/Yemassee KOA is located right off of I-95 (exit 33) in South Carolina about 30 minutes from the Georgia State Line.

The staff here are super friendly and helpful. The rest rooms are clean and well maintained. Our spot was perfectly level! (which seems to be rare these days)

Our nightly rate with a KOA Discount was $60.

We stayed at Turkey Creek Campground on October 16 and 17… on site 28/29. The charge was $62 per night.

The campsites are gravel and grass. We needed to level… not extreme but enough especially side to side. Other sites don’t look real level either. The bathrooms and shower was very nice and clean but could be a longish walk from the farthest sites. They have nice laundry facilities but there is only 1 washer $1.25 1 dryer $1.00. ATT signal was 1-2 bars. There are several over-the-air TV stations. The wifi but slow and sets limits if used too much.

The campground is very rustic… I’d even say underdeveloped. Spacing between sites is ok but some are not private (people would walk close by on the way to the bathroom). Most sites have shade. The interior roads are gravel and narrow. We are in a truck camper. I would not have wanted to bring a pull behind or 5th wheel down here. There were mostly tents, popups and class C at this campground. There is a creek running behind… very slow and shallow but nice none the less. Barely above a trickle.

Very nice owner too. We didn’t notice highway noise. Nice walk to a lake, and they recycle!

We stayed at Devil’s Fork State Park in Salem, South Carolina on October 15, on site #37. We were charged $27.50 a night.

You can see Lake Jocasse thru the trees. Sites 41 and 40 back up to the water. Our site looked level but it wasn’t. Asphalt. ATT cell signal was 2 bars and there was no wifi. There were however, several over-the-air tv stations. Sites had a grill and fire ring combo. The bathrooms were good and clean and the showers were roomy.

We could walk down behind our camp site on a path thru the woods and to the lake, where there was a beachy area.

The dump station tilts the wrong way, so our tanks didn’t get thoroughly emptied.