South Carolina Glamping

South Carolina is a southeastern state in the United States most known for its Atlantic coast with miles of subtropical beaches and marshlike sea islands. 

It can be split into three regions; the first would be the mountains near the border with North Carolina where you can visit the Blue Ridge Mountains and explore places like Lake Hartwell. The Midland region is home to places like Congaree National Park, and the Coastal Region where you can find historic cities like Charleston and more. 

Charleston, SC is typically characterized by its pastel-colored houses, Old South plantations, and Fort Sumter, where the Civil War’s first shots were fired. Also on the coast are popular, upscale beach towns like Hilton Head and Kiawah Islands.

There are many more exciting things to do and places to see in South Carolina, keep reading to learn more about this wonderful state.

From the perfect Blue Ridge Mountain vacation to a luxury beach house on Hilton Head, South Carolina’s great outdoors shines through all four seasons. The three different regions of South Carolina all have such distinct landscapes, you can truly design any kind of outdoor vacation. 

Some of the state's most popular hiking trails are in places like Table Rock, Caesars Head, and Oconee State Parks. These parks are home to a variety of trails for all abilities, so you can just as easily plan a family hike to the summit of Sassafras Mountain or a more challenging hike to discover hidden waterfalls. 

On the border with Georgia is the Chattooga River, which is a premier whitewater rafting destination in the Southeast. The Midland region is home to a different range of things to do and see in South Carolina. From the horse races in Aiken to whitewater rafting on the Saluda River, kayaking Lake Murray to exploring Congaree National Park. 

Glamping in South Carolina gets you up close and personal with the great outdoors. Plus, with so much adventure to be had, a trip here is perfect for a range of vacation itineraries.

South Carolina’s weather is very typical of the southeastern U.S. The state experiences temperate winters and hot, humid summers. 

Most people visit South Carolina in the summer months to go to the beach. Summer temperatures stay around 90°F and winters are mild, usually around 50°F. 

Local events include the Charleston Food and Wine Festival in March, Beaufort’s Gullah Festival in May, and the Spoleto Festival USA of performing arts in Charleston runs from May through June. 

No matter when you plan a trip to South Carolina, you will be surprised by all the activities and adventures here.

For anyone seeking a truly unique type of break, there is no better way to enjoy South Carolina than by staying in a treehouse. These luxury accommodation types provide visitors with a lavish place to stay and are usually encompassed by magnificent scenery. A trip to the state to dwell in a treehouse is a true treat for the whole family.

Our range of glamping accommodations make it great for those seeking a romantic getaway. With so many beautiful landscapes to explore and exciting activities to enjoy, you will find something here for various couples' breaks. What’s more, when booking with Glamping Hub, you can spend your time outdoors in South Carolina, with a beautiful rental to relax in afterward.

If you’re seeking a relaxing break by the sea, there are some beautiful beach house rentals in South Carolina. This provides the perfect place to enjoy a little seclusion with your partner, or spend your days at the beach with the whole family. No matter what type of trip you’re looking for, a beach house is perfect for all.