Cassidy Bridge Primitive Camp

How does a camping destination where the rugged beauty of the Blue Ridge foothills meets the tranquility of riverside seclusion sound? Cassidy Bridge Primitive Camp, set in the Andrew Pickens Ranger District of Sumter National Forest in South Carolina, offers a back-to-basics retreat with direct access to the picturesque Chauga River. A favorite among outdoor enthusiasts, this rustic campground supports diverse activities including fishing, hiking, horseback riding, and even big-game and turkey hunting during the respective seasons.

The campground is open year-round with minimal amenities, featuring a pit toilet and limited trash disposal, ensuring a primitive but well-maintained experience. Located approximately 5 miles down Cassidy Bridge Road from Highway 28, it is surrounded by lush woodland that provides a serene atmosphere. Within a 15-minute drive, you can also explore the renowned Chattooga River, a hotspot for whitewater rafting and commercial guided adventures.

Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway focused on outdoor recreation or an extended stay immersed in nature, Cassidy Bridge Primitive Camp provides a quintessential rustic camping experience in the heart of South Carolina's natural splendor.