Lee State Park

What makes Lee State Park Campground stand out is its seamless blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and versatile camping options. Situated along the scenic Lynches River in Bishopville, South Carolina, this 2,839-acre park combines tranquil hardwood wetlands with convenient modern amenities, making it ideal for campers of all preferences, from families to equestrians.

This year-round campground offers 25 traditional campsites and 23 equestrian sites, each equipped with water and electrical hookups, and some featuring full sewer connections. The serene environment of sandy, pine-shaded sites ensures a peaceful retreat, while equestrian facilities—including stables, paddocks, and trails—cater to horseback riders. On-site amenities include clean, modern restrooms with hot showers, a dump station, and picnic areas, all within walking distance of key park attractions like artesian ponds and hiking trails.

Just a short drive from Bishopville, visitors can explore unique attractions, including the Pearl Fryar Topiary Garden and the South Carolina Cotton Museum. Whether hiking the easy Sandhills Trail, fishing in the Lynches River, or riding along 12 miles of equestrian trails, Lee State Park serves as a peaceful base for outdoor adventures and cultural exploration.