Mount Pleasant / Charleston KOA Holiday

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About Mount Pleasant / Charleston KOA Holiday

Situated on the grounds of a real antebellum plantation, there's no mistaking you're in Carolina Lowcountry when you camp at this KOA. You'll find beautiful live oaks with Spanish moss throughout the campground and along the avenue to Oakland Plantation. Enjoy a complimentary wagon ride to Oakland Plantation, which boasts the oldest known house in Mount Pleasant. Take a walk along the campground's 1.5-mile nature trail; rent a bike or boat; play disc golf, horseshoes or cornhole; and fish the private 30-acre lake. Explore historic Charleston and all it has to offer. Visit Fort Sumter National Monument as well as the many spectacular plantations in the area. It is a short drive to Patriots Point, home of the USS Yorktown, where you can tour the Medal of Honor Museum and the Vietnam Experience Exhibit. Don't have an RV? Stay in one of the rustic Camping Cabins, Deluxe Cabins or the family lodge. Pool: March 1 - October 1. Max pull thru: 80 feet.

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