It a great place for the whole family. There is something for everyone to do. Very polite staff…read more Well Maintained.

Great staff and a great campground. We really enjoyed our stay and the place is kept very clean…read more Lots of activities to do and everyone was very friendly. All spots are flat and spacious, highly recommended.

Use to go every year to Mike's NudeStock, (refer to Shelly K.'s review, they were great days back…read morethen at Cedar Creek for ALL ages and sexes), but since he sold the park years ago, the "rates" look more like they want young females and no real discounts to anyone over 26yr old. 69yo, lifelong Naturist, seems a bit too focused for what reasoning I have no idea. US Army/Retired and happily single- go check the rates page for why "I" would not want to go here when another great SC park welcomes ALL folks with a consistent rates no mater your sex/age,... if you had a great time at Cedar Creek, well they must have liked you I guess- you fit their criteria. As for the clothing optional environment ( I did not know they "went there"),...., I could care less though it is ODD for anyone to want to spend the $$$$ and be clothed around nudists, you can be a LOOKIE- LEW at local gyms for under $50 a month in the locker rooms, and go every day ! LOL!!! (why I don't go to the local civilian gyms, tired of complaining to gym management about this really suspicious behavior and nothing is done to stop it) *CHECK their Rates page and draw your own conclusions and then compare with other parks in South Carolina be a well-informed patron. Always check links to see just what each park Identifies with. **Better nudist environments to go to in SC, even if they are a bit farther still great for a day trip and consistently warm and welcoming family environment membership that does background checks on all those wanting to enjoy a healthy naked environment which is what this whole lifestyle is traditionally about. As for the 3 stars, probably too kind. I tend to stick with AANR, American Association for Nude Recreation approved parks- their logo is always clearly posted proudly on parks' websites.

We had the opportunity to visit Cedar Creek several times over the past 6 months and need to say…read more The only reason we returned was to visit some new friends we met during earlier stays. I'm not sure where to start with regards to a proper an honest review of the RV grounds. Let's start by showing up 20 minutes before the 2PM check-in on our first visit. In hopes of setting up our campsite and beating a storm forecasted to hit the area around 3PM. We were surprisingly informed that an additional $10 charge would be applied to our stay, being we showed up before the 2PM check-in time. We then proceeded to our assigned campsite, discovering the entire campground empty of other campers and ankle-deep uncut grass and weeds. After setting up our campsite. We decided to head over to the bathhouse and shower off the sweat and grim, before walking over to the outdoor pool. Only to find the bathhouse lacking both water pressure, no hot water, filthy conditions, a broken-down sink countertop and busted concrete blocks pushed in the corner from a past plumbing repair. Upon moving onto the outdoor pool. We continued to find heavy neglect and much need upkeep to the grounds itself, but the pool turned out to be unexpectedly pleasant, not large, though adequate to support the number of guests using it that day and plenty of poolside lounge chairs. Next to the pool was a drained inoperative hot tub. Quests noted it had been down for months and we found it mentioned in several year-old Park reviews as being nonfunctioning. The poolside bathrooms were poorly lit and seriously in need of dirt and cobweb cleaning. The main community building was nice and well kept, supporting an indoor pool, another hot tub (water-filled but jets inoperative) pool table, dart board, large dance floor and plenty of seating to accommodate a larger crowd. With regards to the Park' s advertised weekend entertainment. Unless the few times we visited were just bad weekends? It wasn't much to boast about and most of the people (annual members) bailed early and returned to their permanent campsite located in the back area of the Park. Even after our poor experiences. We decided to return twice more to hang with some friends but found NOTHING had changed. No campers in the Park itself, grass uncut, low water pressure, no hot water, inoperative hot tub and unkept bathhouse. Maybe I'm asking too much but at no time during our stays. Did a Park Host or staff member stop by to make an inquiry into how our stay was going and all of this for $115 per night, excluding $25 annual Park fee required the first time we stayed. Sorry to say we will not be returning but will miss some of great annual members who befriended us while we were there.

Beautiful location on J. Strom Thurmond Lake! Most of the spots are on the lake, or have a view of…read morethe lake. We were there in April, and found the campground to be very quiet and peaceful all 5 days we were there. Over the weekend, even with the campground filling up, it was still peaceful. The spots are well distanced from each other. It was a bit cold for swimming, but we did walk to the edge and try fishing. My only complaint is the online booking - there is a lack of photos of each site, and it's really hard to tell what the access to the water looks like. Some of the spots have an easier access to get into the water than others, especially for small children. We used campsitephotos.com to get an idea of what the sites looked like.

This is a beautiful campground. It is well maintained, and has a lot of different camp sites to…read morechoose from. You can book them online and see them on the map. It's best to come drive around and scope out which one you want first because some of these have amazing views! Site 54 has a great view and access to the lake about 20 yards away. No matter what site you choose you will be fairly close to the restroom and showers. Very peaceful place all around.

Excellent RV Park. Not a Campground so don't expect campfires and camp games or a pool or a…read moreplayground. Don't come for that and don't leave a nasty review because you didn't get it. That is not here. This is a nice quiet place to come off the road for a night or a week or a month and park your rig and enjoy the city. Close to restaurants and shopping. Full, level, easy to back into sites. Picnic table and patio at every site. Excellent friendly management.

We just stopped for an overnight layover but what we saw was nice. We did get to have a look on…read morethe way out In the whole campground seemed well organized and tidy. Our spot was very spacious and roomy. Grass, concrete pad and a picnic table. When I called to pay for our reservation ahead of time the guy on the phone was friendly.

My wife and I have been her a couple months as I have been working in the area. We travel full time…read moreand we have found that for the most part people in the RV world are very friendly. At Mr Zs we have found that if you choose to get out and visit with the neighbors they are very friendly. But just as in most parks you can choose to be involved or not. Mr Z and his wife have always treated us fairly and friendly. It is up to you what you make of any park you go to. If you choose trouble then you get trouble, if you choose to be friendly you get friendly. Thank you Mr Z

From the owner: 19 sites,6 pull thru, wi-fi, pool, 50 amp and 30 ampread more

My family had a blast here we camped the week of the 4 of July 2025 Great Lake pool playground the…read morepeople there are every nice and helpful with places to visit in area but park has menu things to do for the kids from playground fishing lake ediso river trail

We have camped here for years. It is always a great, safe quite experience, many family events…read more Playground, pool, arcade, and ponds, fall hayrides, games, family friendly movies, are just a few of the things this campground offers,. Wonderful break from the hustle of life. We will be back!

I stayed in camper cabin 3 the weekend of October 4th, 2025. The main reason we stayed in a camper…read morecabin was because it's a pet friendly cabin. The cabin itself is tiny. One full bed and one set of bunk beds. One small dorm-type refrigerator and a small microwave. One thing I learned quick was to not run the microwave while the refrigerator is also plugged in as the breaker will trip. So I unplugged the refrigerator whenever I needed to use the microwave. The refrigerator will hold several bottles of water, ham, cheese, mayo, etc. I also brought some soup and a soup mug to use in the microwave. Also to note, it's about a 30-45 second walk to the bath house, at least from cabin 3. The bed wasn't horribly uncomfortable. I had my pillows and sleeping bag from home and was quite comfortable. The little Gree mini-split unit kept the cabin at a great temperature. Now for the not-so-good things. First, a metal roof surrounded by trees, some of which were dropping acorns. Large acorns hitting a metal roof from high up make a very loud BANG when they hit the roof. Quite the scare in the middle of the night. That's my only complaint. There was a nice little front porch and a picnic table with fire pit close by. I must say it was a great weekend away from the hustle and bustle of life. I'm still giving this review 5 stars. The state park employees work very hard to make sure you have a great experience. And you have to want to be a state park employee. It's not just a job you get. You have to have a passion for it.

Beautiful nature scenery. Nice walking trails. Plenty of parking…read more Plenty of bathroom facilities. A nice place to visit. FYI... get the State Park Annual Pass.

It's called Aiken State Park, but it isn't all that close to Aiken (or anything else). The roads…read morestart turning to dirt in some of the surrounding areas. The park offers a road loop, a trail that's sort of a loop (though part of it seemed to be closed so I ended up walking back on the road), and various picnic, camping, and canoeing facilities. The canoe trail in particular looked like a good time. There is a small admission charge (which I dodged on a holiday where they opened up for free). This isn't the most impressive of South Carolina's state parks, but the trees offer a relatively moderate temperature underneath, and the flowing water is quite pleasant.

If you are looking to get away from the crowds without having to drive a long way, Aiken State Park…read moreis the place to go.

Looks ok from road . . But spaces rather Crampy ( not much room ) . . Looked to be filled up also…read moreso must be a lot of FullTimers

My husband and I called this place home for over two years. We just moved out and miss it already…read more From day one the managers at the time were so nice and super helpful to us first timers. The owners are great folks also. Very pet friendly! We made many memories here with our family, mainly the grandkids, who are already asking if we can go back and visit. They loved fishing in the pond, playing on the swings and basketball court, and walking the trails. Its a very peaceful and beautiful place. Would definitely recommend to anyone for short or long term stay.