moderate
Half-day to full-day
Suitable for people in average physical condition comfortable with outdoor activity and basic water sports.
Discover Wooded Campsite #3 along the Waccamaw River in Longs, SC—a spacious, riverside camping spot offering kayaking, pontoon tours, and community events like Sunset S’mores. Perfect for groups seeking a blend of outdoor adventure and relaxed nature time.
Up to 10 People
Experience the tranquility of Wooded Campsite #3, where spacious sites offer picnic tables, fire rings, and easy access to the river. Enjoy amenities like communal cooking areas and Wi-Fi, along with exciting activities such as kayaking, pontoon tours, and unique events like Sunset S'mores. Embrace nature and adventure!
About We have several spacious Wooded Campsites located across the road from our Outpost on the river. You can drive your vehicle right up to the campsite and park. Each campsite has a picnic table, fire ring and trash can. There are charcoal grills, ash cans and portable restrooms located in the area of the Wooded Campsites.
There are no utility hook-ups at any of the sites, but you are welcome to bring your tent or RV with a generator to boondock camp.
Outpost Amenities
Adventures/Experiences
More Info
Informational Videos Here is an instructional video showing arrival instructions, check-in information and amenities you will find at our property: video link
This drone video from 2022 gives you a birds-eye view of our Outpost and a trip down river to our island: video link
Map This map is not to scale, it is for a general reference of our property. !Map of River Island
Wooded Campsite #3 accommodates up to 10 people; booking ahead ensures your large group has the space needed.
The riverbed can be rocky; water shoes protect your feet during kayaking or river entry.
Pack out all trash and minimize campfire impact to keep the riverfront pristine.
Setting up your campsite in daylight helps you familiarize yourself with the layout and amenities safely.
The Waccamaw River area has long been central to local indigenous cultures and was later a key route for early settlers in South Carolina.
The campsite encourages Leave No Trace practices to protect the river’s ecosystem and supports sustainable tourism initiatives in Horry County.
Provides shelter during unpredictable spring weather in South Carolina.
spring specific
Keep feet dry and support traction on damp, leafy grounds common in fall.
fall specific
Prepare for sudden summer showers and humidity near the river.
summer specific
Necessary for chilly winter nights alongside the riverbanks.
winter specific