Angel's Landing Campground

We love it here, the staff is super friendly and helpful. The store is very well stocked and organized, and the restaurant always has great food. Sites are well maintained with concrete pads with plenty of room for our 40' trailer.

We absolutely loved our stay at Angel’s Landing Campground! We planned to stay for a full month from the start, and it turned out to be one of those places that makes you wish you could stay even longer.
The campground is peaceful, beautifully maintained, and the lake views are simply stunning. Every evening felt like a little nature show with deer wandering through the campground and gorgeous sunsets. It’s the perfect mix of quiet relaxation and friendly campground vibes.
The sites are spacious, the grounds are well cared for, and it’s the kind of place where you instantly feel comfortable and at home.
Safe to say—we loved it so much that we’ve already booked our next stay! If you’re looking for a scenic, laid-back campground to unwind and enjoy nature, Angel’s Landing is a true gem. 🌅🦌🚐

Beautiful place to stay. We booked M2 which was right on the water. So calm.amd peaceful. Make sure to shop before, its about 15 miles to grocery and restaurants. They do have breakfast and lunch at the café in the store.

Site F is a nice back-in site along the water. The area around the concrete pad was well manicured, and we were pleasantly surprised at how nice and well kept the grassy areas were around all the sites. Just be careful of fire ants as we found a few mounds here and there as you do in SC. Our fire-pit was located behind the rig, though it was a bit off center and just a bit too close to the neighboring Site G. Thankfully, our neighbors were considerate and let us enjoy our fire ring without crowding us out. We loved the grassy area behind the site where our dog could relax and watch us fish right from the back of our campsite. Site E is an oddly placed permanent camper directly behind Site D so be cautious when booking that site you will not have the view of the water you'll have the view of the back of this old camper. The sunsets and sunrises were absolutely beautiful, and we had perfect weather throughout our stay. Down by the marina, there were plenty of picnic tables and Adirondack chairs to sit and read a book or watch the boats come and go. The permanent sites in the center of the campground were well maintained and the campground itself was a good size for walks with the dog. The bathrooms could use a bit of an update and some attention, but since we use our RV it wasn't an issue for us. The office has a good sized boat and RV supply store stocked with fishing gear and other essentials and they serve breakfast and lunch too! We're so glad to have found this campground so close to home - definitely a place we'll be coming back to!
Tip for Other Campers: Both RVLife and Google Map directions brought us in on Viper Road which ends at train tracks with a big sign that says Road Closed!! Watch your map closely — you’ll need to veer left where Viper Road splits into a second Viper Road. This will take you over an overpass that crosses the train tracks, and then it continues on to the campground. If you miss it and reach the train tracks, there’s enough space to back up and turn around — we were able to do that once we realized the issue with the directions.

Steak and gravy special, with sweet potato fries, green beans, and a muffin. The food was excellent. Small community and home-cooked meals. All in one spot, good, groceries, shopping, fishing, and clothes.