Summerville Lakes RV Park and Campground

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Featured amenities

Wi Fi Wi Fi
Waterfront Waterfront

Number of accommodations: 90

Activities & Attractions

On property

Fishing

Fishing

Year-round

Campground Amenities

Most popular amenities

Wi Fi Wi Fi
Waterfront Waterfront
Connectivity and Media

Connectivity and Media

  • Wi Fi
On Site Services

On Site Services

  • Waste Disposal

Views and Setting

  • Waterfront
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Reviews (5)

What Guests Are Saying

Summerville Lakes RV Park and Campground offers beautiful views and a peaceful atmosphere, with attentive ownership that enhances the experience. Many guests appreciate the clean and easy-to-access sites, as well as the abundant wildlife and excellent fishing opportunities. However, some concerns include primitive facilities, occasional sewage issues, and a few challenging neighbor interactions, but overall, it remains a recommended choice for a serene stay.

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Sheila Jurgensmeyer

Sheila Jurgensmeyer

May 8, 2026

5

Love my spot I have beautiful views. I have water on 3 sides. If I could get rid of the road noise heaven. I might put on some night music just outside. I don't really hear it inside. I can't wait to throw a line in ;).

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Josh Moore

Josh Moore

March 14, 2026

5

Great place to stay. Quiet and peaceful. The owner is super nice and very attentive. Within minutes of receiving the call, he was there. I saw him go above and beyond to help people and that was nice to see. You can’t beat some of the scenery and wildlife out there also. I would definitely stay there again.

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Double D

Double D

January 6, 2026

4

All is all this was a cool spot to stay. We stayed about 5 months on a project around Charleston. The fishing was GREAT as you can see in the pics. HUGE Bass and an abundant amount of LARGE Crappie. I would have given it a five star review but the spot was very primitive. Power and water was constantly out of service and at the time we stayed there were no shower/bathroom houses. The owner did say that those were in the works though. That being said the owner did allow me to keep a large job trailer onsite (included in the rent total) during a delay in my project.

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Brian Allen

Brian Allen

November 3, 2025

5

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We had a fantastic experience staying at Summerville Lakes RV Park & Campground for about six weeks this summer (2025). This park is truly a hidden gem! From the moment we arrived, the attendant was incredibly nice and responsive — any question or request we had was handled quickly and with a smile.

The sites were clean, level, and very easy to pull into, making our long-stay set-up smooth and stress-free. The whole park has a peaceful, well-maintained feel. And while we were there our dog loved the space and the surroundings without us ever feeling concerned — even though the pond had some alligator “friends,” they were completely non-invasive and added a bit of charm rather than worry.

The location is excellent: close to most places in Summerville for dining, shopping and exploring, while still giving you a relaxed, quiet setting when you return “home” at the end of the day.

Though we don’t plan to go back to Summerville anytime soon, we’ll absolutely remember this campsite as a beautiful, comfortable place to stay. If you’re looking for a high-quality park with great service, nice sites and a serene setting — highly recommended!

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Cricket

Cricket

May 10, 2025

2

Summerville Lakes is an OK place to stay. The lake is over run with seaweed and growth. Its hard to fish some areas due to vegetation overgrowth. There is lots of fish in the lake. But many fish have spots from the sewage that can leak into the lake due to sewer backups or excessive rain that can make sewage seep into the lake. Some of the residents are friendly. I made a couple friends here. Then there is some residents who believe they run the place. I had one neighbor who complained about where I parked my vehicles on my lot. She did not like that I had to park to close to her trailer. We All know campgrounds are close quarters and we need to tolerate each other. Another neighbor had a leaky water pipe that flooded the parking lot/road. Park manager informed that person to fix her leaky pipe and shut her water off until repair was made. That neighbor would turn the water back on and flood the road out. Sewer backups would come up thru my sewer pipe and run thru my lot. I informed the property manager that there was a local man hanging out and bothering people who lived in the park. This man is a drug addict and thief. The Manager did nothing to address the issue. This man harassed myself, my husband and my friends. He chased my friend in her car, threw rocks at her car and threatened her. One positive, All the lots are on the water. The lake ambiance is nice. Birds galore. The newest area created last year can flood. Last time it flooded, all the RV's had to move out to other lots due to several inches of water. Watch out for the cats that are left out , by residents, to use your yard as their litter box or your garbage as a restaurant. Currently you must be a self contained unit as there is no bathroom or shower house to use. They were constructing a couple self contained shower/bathroom shacks when I left. There is a Laundromat a few miles down the road. Shopping and local attractions are close by. I enjoyed the first few months staying here. It turned bad quickly when my neighbor pushed for us to be friends. She expected my husband to fix things and be at her beck and call to take care of anything she needed. Including fixing her hot water tank, leveling her trailer, repairing her old broken down car and other chores. Bottom line there is a few people looking to prey on any good intentions you may have. Overall, lot rent is over$1000 a month plus electric. Our electric was running over $100 in the winter and $150 in the summer. Comparing this park to a couple other RV parks in the area, this is the better choice. Sometime soon, 17A will be widened. The construction noise and traffic backups were annoying in 2024. It will be worse when the public sewers are installed and the road widens. If I had to choose between this park, Ladson KOA or Ladson RV park, this would be my first pick. I updated this review after I moved out due to possible management retaliation.

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Location Summerville Lakes RV Park and Campground

Address:
3121 Hwy 17A S
Summerville, SC, 29485
United States

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Last updated: September 2, 2026