this place was my favorite spot during my childhood. access to the lake is great . i dont like how money hungry the new ownders are, and they should really try to cater more to familes and have more things to do. but this is a good place if you want to spend some camping time with the family and play on the water. go fishing, sometimes have a few good concerts and they have bands most summer weekends. go with a group and camp together! but dont get to rowdy at night! there is a small store that the hours are sketchy, but they have basic necessities. but there is a small grocery chain (IGA) in Eutawville not to far away. and when you are here you MUST MUST go to Sweatman's BBQ near Holly Hill on Friday night (get there early!) You will not be disappointed! the campground has several bath houses. but be sure to wear flip flops. if you have boat trouble the marine place is on the road to the campground and he is great. he is reasonably priced read more

Rocks Pond Campground and Marina - Campgrounds Near Me - Eutawville, South Carolina

The campground has plenty of spaces to accommodate close to 550 sites. Be sure to bring your own shade. If you enjoy swimming, the lake is plenty big enough to accommodate lots of people. Be aware that no lifeguard is available. As in any big campground your sites are very close together. During holidays and weekends in the summer they are going to be crowded so don't expect any privacy. Be sure to keep track of your children since this is a big campground. Even though you are camping there are several good restaurants in the local area such as Chef's Choice, Bell's and the Alpine. The Alpine delivers but you have to register with them by going there first. If you are hankering for a delicious ice cream (soft serve) then check out The Twirl in Eutawville. The campground has a small store for incidental items priced for convenience. If you need more than a bottle of ketchup, there is a IGA grocery store about 7 miles away in Eutawville. read more

I enjoyed my stay here for a few days. But I was here during the week and it was so quiet. I was right next to the water. Just beautiful. They say on weekends it gets very crowded and noisy, but I didn't have any of that. A lot of full timers in the back. The dogs and I were able to take nice long walks. Nice and restful. And there were rabbits everywhere. read more

It has beautiful scenery and I loved the view of the lake. They have lots of bunnies around. I saw beautiful trailers lots of activities, boating docks, and a small beach. Well manicured lawns, beach properly cleaned and lots of golf carts. read more

Stay for a long weekend. Enjoyed every minute of the time we where camping. No cell phone service and bath rooms could use some work. I would go again. read more

We had reservations for 08/29/14-09/01/14...we ended up leaving at 8:45am 08/31/14!! The sites were decent size. That is it!! NOT kid friendly. We took our 2 year old twins and the only thing they have on their playgrounds are swings. The lake was dirty with beer cans in the shallow water...the kiddie pond was nasty dirty! And the bathrooms...let's just say we left the campground to find a gas station. (even just for #1) They don't have picnic tables on every site so you have to carry one over from an empty site near you, and the best one we could find had a missing board and warped board on top with the nails exposed. No fire pits either, couldn't even find one! And they do not "strictly enforce" quiet time. We were woken up several times, all hours of the night with golf carts riding by with their loud music playing. We took a loss and left a day early...it was not worth it at all!!! read more

This place is the redneck riviera of golf carts. Many of these sites are permanent campers. Management needs to enforce clean sites. Many have sheds, jet skis, 2 & 3 Golf Carts, patio heaters, and just junk on their sites. Many also are clean and well groomed. Rules state no one under age 16 without a driver's license allowed to drive golf carts. We seen children all day and evening long as young as 5 years old running all over in these golf carts. These golf cart rules are a joke and it's a matter of time before someone is seriously hurt due to lack of enforcing golf cart rules. I can see where families with smaller children would like this place. It is large and a lot to keep the kids entertained. Rules state no pools on camp sites, we seen 3 pools also brought out. Large blow up slides and jump castles on camp sites. If you want privacy, this is not the place. At times of the day we seen 50 golf carts all cruising around. Big time traffic jams of golf carts as no one here walks. Loud stereos blaring from these golf carts. Coolers packed full of beer and everyone drinking. Bring a wobble hand to put on the back of your lawn chair because your hand is constantly up waving over and over to all these going by. No privacy anytime in this campground. Quiet time states at 11:30pm on your own site. I was outside at 3am and golf carts full of kids out running around up to no good. Theft of anything left outside is a problem here. We were told, do not leave anything outside. Kids are trolling all night long stealing the coolers looking for beer or whatever. Behind the stage on the last row is the kids hang out. Constant golf carts going back there with the kids to smoke there dope and lots of underage drinking going on. If you camp back close to this stage, expect to breath weed all afternoon and evening. Main gates are locked down at 9pm. If you're out later, and didn't get a key for a $20 deposit before you left out of there, your SOL and not getting back inside the property past 9pm. They claim to have WiFi. This too is also a major joke. They charge $8.50 per day for WiFi and you have to go sit at the office to get a connection. No cellphone service on Verizon at all. So plan to stay here with no internet or cell service your entire stay. No refunds will be given once you get in here and figure out how bad it is. If you're an inside the trailer person, this place will not bother you. Being older, our group was miserable here. The absolutely no privacy is the main problem. Even getting up and going outside for coffee at 6am there is a golf cart rolling by stopping to chat. Folks are friendly here which is a good thing, but it's just constant nonstop which gets annoying. The picnic tables are old and falling apart. Some sites do not even have a table, there for you have to steal one from another empty site and haul it to yours for use. Fires only in fire rings. The fire rings are very few also. They do offer golf cart rentals at $80 per day. These rental golf carts are old and need to be junked. They are not worth $10 per day. Have sun glasses for night time if you plan to sit outside as these golf carts that do run there headlights will blind you. Many run around with no lights and run over rabbits who live threw out the park after dark. Good luck if you book your stay here. Like I said, for children it is a okay place. Adults, not so much. We will never return here nor will I recommend this to any of my friends and family who all camp and travel threw out the United States. read more

Wish I could give a 0!! I have never been treated so rudely! We used to spend every weekend there before hurricane Hugo and I wanted to revisit this special memories and bring my children here for hopefully several weeks this summer. I called while in the area and asked if we could stop in and check it out visit the swimming area and playground as wall as check out the sites and fishing spots. The lady told me absolutely and just to come before Friday as they are having a fishing tournament the weekend and they'd have to charge $10 per person starting Friday. So, we stopped in today. We drove around a little bit found the swimming area (full of goose poo all over the beach area) and my 9 year old played in the little beach area for literally 10 minutes. She had leaches on her legs so I cleaned and dried her off. We got into the car to go back to the storefront area when a man on a golf cart was flagging us down. We stopped and he asked where we were headed and I told him towards the store. He asked where we'd been and I told him. He proceeded to get nasty and said I was lying about calling and speaking to the lady the previous day. Said his wife ran the store and I was lying when I say she said it was ok to explore the campground. I told him that he was wrong and I wouldn't be back. I was so upset that this overshadowed my happy memories of the place! My family and I will not be going back there ever! We found a wonderful place called Santee Lakes! I you want a good place with real southern hospitality this is your place. read more

I have not been here since around 1980....man that's when this place was a 5 star rating. We still enjoyed our weekend, it was just different. I've read a lot of negative reviews, but we didn't encounter them. Now granted, we were here after prime season, so I will have to rate again next summer. As for this weekend....I did have a hard time reaching someone to make a reservation, but I finally tried to call on a Friday and did get someone. Reservation was easy to make and person was very friendly and accommodating. Check in was easy and staff was also friendly. We ended up staying on the waterfront, which had a great view of the lake. I like that the sites have septic hookups! Restroom was a little dirty Friday night, but was clean on Saturday. I ended up buying more firewood and was prepared to haul it back to camp, but was told it would be delivered! I saw many people that lived there year round and I didn't see any sites that were nasty or unkempt. Not a lot of golf carts but it was the 3rd weekend of Sept, but I can see where this probably gets bad in peak season. Hugo really took out a lot of the niceties.....the water slide, the bridge, the docks and swimming area in front of the pavilion. I look forward to camping next summer and checking out the bands. read more

This place is about as redneck as you can get. Is it a trailer park or campground??!! I would say at least half are full time residents that live in their trailers with lovely plastic decking wrapped around their campers, overgrown weeds coming through their decks and multiple satellite dishes (you know, because if one stops working - god forbid you venture to the trash can to throw it out!.) The list goes on at how unkempt and disgusting this place is.....The "beach" is littered with beer bottles and cans, styrofoam coolers, and other sorts of garbage. There is a complete disregard for the flow of traffic, we constantly had to pull off the roads to let people through that were going the wrong way. The "pavilion"..well...that was quite a gem. Some family members in our group decided to head up there and since we did have our golf cart and the kids were otherwise bored, we joined them. I have never seen such a group of people that did not take pride in their appearance...granted, I know we are camping, but ladies weren't wearing bras, men weren't wearing shoes, some were missing teeth, smoking cigarettes in front of small children, etc. The temperature was about 110 degrees inside and the bathrooms were very unsanitary. We left this hideous pavilion after 10 minutes of attempting to endure it. There is nothing for children to do here except a slide/swing set. There is a playground that you have to ride your golf cart to in order for them to play...it's right in front of other camp sites and we felt as if we were encroaching on their space when we were there. Speaking of space, there is NONE on your site. Everyone sits on top of each other. Not once did I ever get the sense I was "camping". I am used to traditional camping with large sites, fire pits, trees, cleanliness, and so on. If you like loud music and gas powered golf carts going up and down at all hours of the day/night, no shade, no picnic tables, and complete filth - this is the place for you! Needless to say, we will not be returning until they attempt to clean this place up which I doubt will ever happen. Oh - and there is NO service and NO wi-fi (even though they advertise it). God forbid you had to call 911, you better hope you have a first Aid kit handy read more