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  1. 10-22-2019, 10:53 AM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by b35w View Post
    We recently bought a little pop up camper and want to try it out this weekend. Looking for recommendations within a couple of hours of Columbia. Kids want to do all the outdoorsy stuff: hiking, fishing etc. Apparently going to the hunting property isn't "camping".
    Let me know what you decide and where you are headed. I'll be in St. Matthews Saturday - Tuesday. Need to hook up and complete my purchase.
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    Oconnee state park
    867-5309
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    Jones Gap.
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    Not sure on the travel time for you,

    Cherokee Indian Reservation
    Hunting Island
    Myrtle Beach State Park (when it's not crowded)

    We're heading to a new one (for us) in Savannah this weekend.
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    If the Mountains are what you are looking for... Tallulah Gorge in Rabun County, GA
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    I hear Gonzales Gardens is beautiful this time of year
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    Jellystone Boo boo!

    http://www.riverbottomfarms.com/

    Start off close to home for a first run. Nothing worse than driving 3 hours and something not working out as it should. Get a routine down then go for it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ColumbiaCornbread View Post
    Oconee State park is really close to the Chatooga River. Hit or miss but usually really good for stocked trout. Lots of hiking in the Elicot Rock Wilderness, which is part of the Foothills Trail. Easy drive to pick apples. It might be hard to get a campsite in the Fall though.

    https://reserve.southcarolinaparks.com/oconee/camping/

    I agree that a State Park would be best to start in.
    Oconee is a great choice
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    Quote Originally Posted by justpracticin View Post
    Oconee is a great choice
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