Brick House Campground | Established Campground

December 4th, 2023 by sharpsusan

you have to pay on reservation.gov. fee is $13 with service fee. 2 bars LTE. pit toilets and trash available.

May 26th, 2023 by kara

Simplistic but beautiful overall. Very level sites. No lighting at night. Bathrooms have no hand sanitizer or anything so plan ahead. $5 on reservation.gov BUT $8 additional fee. Well maintained and decent trails close

February 18th, 2023 by tamaramass

Perfectly quiet campground, easily accessible from I-26. We parked in our van one night. Must book/pay online at recreation.gov app. $5/night plus $8 online reservation fee.

October 1st, 2022 by thedragonwagon.me

Small, pretty, quiet campground. No dump or water here so I recommend the 5-mile away KOA for both. Most sites are level and have fire rings and picnic tables. Pit toilets and trash receptacles. Nearby hiking trail. We stayed 2 nights. We had a scary moment when a walking man came up to us in the dark at midnight asking if we knew some man he was looking for. He had no light, no car, no camping gear. He had a plastic bag he dumped on the ground and it had a pair of reading glasses and a tooth necklace. It felt really off and my gut gave me a bad feeling. Nothing else happened but we went inside immediately and locked up.

Verizon speed 64.19 mbps
October 2022 rate: self pay $5 per day for the limited walk-in sites (site 7 is one)

September 7th, 2022 by jadegent10

Awesome campground, stayed at site 13 — mostly shaded spot. It’s super quiet here. $5 a night to stay but if you have NP pass it saves you $2.50, paid on the rec.gov app.. easy! Cell service isn’t to bad and there’s toilets (clean) and place to throw out trash. They do have some spots designated for hunters (during season) Overall really happy with this spot!!

September 1st, 2022 by onward4x4.com

Nice campground at $5 a night. Gravel sites and kinda level. Some sites are swarming with red ants so be mindful! Pit toilet in the center of the single loop and 21 sites available. No electric and no water. Garbage receptacles available. Picnic tables and fire rings at every sites. 2 bars LTE with T-Mobile.

June 30th, 2022 by highchip1

Been coming here for years and it’s my favorite spot. It’s always quiet and calm here. Highly recommend

April 13th, 2022 by bst_mckenzie

Quiet spot, not too many campers. **Full bars w verizon! No water or electric. Does have pit toilets(which are really clean!) fire pit & picnic tables. horse & dog friendly

March 24th, 2022 by familiarutera.ar

Very quiet. We slept well. Primitive and natural campsite. Only bathroom. No water or electricity.

February 1st, 2022 by hagarmans

No QR codes for first-come spots, online reservation only right now and reservation is an extra $8. So total was $13. Was quiet until tractor came during the morning to do construction. Clean bathrooms but no running water. Cell service is good!

November 1st, 2021 by conchscooter.blogspot.com

Still $5 a night up to 14 nights. We took spot 14 using the recreation.gov app close by the exceptionally clean pit toilets and trash cans. Wooded leveled sites with fire rings and picnic tables. You can hear occasional cars on Brick House road but not many and no big deal. Strong Verizon signal. Highly recommended.

September 12th, 2021 by bestreagan

Super great primitive campground with pit toilets, picnic tables, grills, and trash cans. It is a hunting camp, but we visited before the season started. Sign said reservations were required during hunting season. It was $5 a day or $2.5 with annual pass. Three bars of Verizon service! 10/10 recommend!

April 20th, 2021 by kenzibythesea

Having a wonderful time here. Very quiet this time of the year during the week. Very clean sites. Easy parking for some larger rigs. Pit toilets and trash. $5 or $2.50 with the annual parks pass. Please pay if you stay here to help maintain the spot. It’s beautifully maintained. Palmetto trail and other trails around to explore. Also horse access for equestrians. The palmetto trail is popular with mountain bikes. Cell service as well. Overall super happy with this spot and wish we had more nights to stay.

January 7th, 2021 by mgmorales

23 campsites with tables, grills, and lantern holders, Extended Stay Designated Campsites: 9, 12, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, and 23 – all other sites have a 14-day stay limit.

This year-round camping facility provides an opportunity for many recreational activities such as wildlife and plant observation, horse riding, mountain biking, hiking, and photography. Abundant wildlife populations provide some of the most desirable hunting areas in the upstate.
Eight campsites have been designated for extended stay use during big game hunting season: September 4 through January 4 and the month of April.