Glamping Tent #4 in Longs, SC: Comfort Meets Adventure
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight to multiple days
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels with minimal physical demands required for most activities
Overview
Experience the perfect blend of luxury and outdoor fun with Glamping Tent #4 in Longs, South Carolina. Enjoy cozy accommodations plus kayaking, s'mores, and river adventures all included.
Glamping Tent #4 (Double)
Sleeps 4 - Two Queen Beds
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About This Adventure
Experience the perfect blend of comfort and adventure with Glamping Tent #4. Enjoy a queen-sized bed, cozy amenities, and free kayaking, s'mores kits, and outdoor cooking facilities. Engage in guided tours, games, and seasonal river tubing, all while surrounded by nature. Create unforgettable memories in this luxurious camping experience.
Glamping Tent #4 (Double Tent)
About Glamping = Glamorous Camping A perfect compromise between staying in a hotel and not sleeping on the ground. Enjoy the comfort of a canvas tent featuring a queen size bed with comfy linens, chandelier, fan & propane heater.
Glamping Tent Amenities
- FREE kayaking between the hours of 10 am - 5 pm
- (2) FREE s'mores kit for two along with a roasting stick (available at front desk)
- FREE ice & coffee pods at our outdoor kitchen located at the Outpost
- Outdoor Cooking Area with propane grills and picnic tables
- 2 Queen Beds
- 1 propane heater
- 1 portable fan
- 1 power box (capable of running a CPAP all night)
- Lamps
Outpost Amenities
- Communal fridge, microwave, sinks, coffee maker & ice machine
- Outdoor Cooking Area with propane grills and picnic tables
- Wi-Fi (password: adventure)
- Yard Games (corn Hole, ring toss, slack line, playground, etc)
Adventures/Experiences
- Guided Kayak Tours (2 hours)
- Pontoon Boat Tours (1 hour)
- Sunset S'mores & Owl Call (2 hours)
- SURVIVOR Games (2 or 4 hours)
- River Tubing (seasonal)
- Monthly Events
More Info
- Children: You are welcome to bring an additional tent (or rent one from us) to put up next to your Glamping Tent for kids.
- Pets: Must be in a crate while inside the tent and on a leash while outside.
- What To Bring: food, clothes, bathroom items, towels, bug spray, sunscreen, flashlight, firewood.
- Food: please don't leave any food in your tent, our friendly squirrels will be sure to come for a visit if you do. Secure all food in your vehicle, ice chest/containers or our communal fridge.
- Firewood: You are welcome to bring firewood or burn any downed tree branches. We also have a limited amount of cut & aged firewood for sale at $1 per piece.
- Check-in: 2:00 pm (Mon - Sat, no Sunday arrivals)
- Check-out: 11:00 am (Mon - Sat) & 5:00 pm (Sundays)
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
Adventure Tips
Pack insect repellent
South Carolina’s warmer months bring mosquitoes near the river, so bug spray is essential.
Reserve kayaking in advance
Free kayaking is included, but spots can fill quickly during peak seasons.
Bring layered clothing
Temperatures can shift from warm days to cool evenings, so layers keep you comfortable.
Use eco-friendly soaps and detergents
Help protect the local river ecosystem by sticking to environmentally safe products.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- River otters
History
The area around Longs was historically inhabited by Native American tribes who used the rivers for transport and fishing.
Conservation
River Island Adventures promotes Leave No Trace principles and supports river cleanups to maintain the area’s natural beauty.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Bug spray
Protect yourself from mosquitoes that are common near the river in warmer months.
summer specific
Layered clothing
Adapt to changing temperatures from warm days to cool evenings.
Waterproof shoes
Useful for wet or muddy trails during spring rains.
spring specific
Headlamp or flashlight
Essential for navigating around the campsite after dark.