Edisto Beach

James Leach

Nice campsites under the oak trees 30 and 50 amp service, water and dump station. One section is near the beach it's kind of open, the second section is more secluded in the oaks and further from the beach. Nice restrooms with showers & small gift shop. Gorgeous wide beach.

Melaine trexler

We only visited the Learning Center. The guide interacted well with the children. We enjoyed all the information given to everyone. All the children that attended the program seemed to enjoy seeing the different species and enjoyed feeding them. Our grandchildren enjoyed feeding the turtle.

Angela Weber

Edisto Beach State park is an amazing place. Just look at those pictures, and that is just a glimpse. We stayed in camp site 3 as we have in the past. It is not flat, the ground goes up and then back down, but for a tent camp site it is ideal. The camp hosts that are caring for the site right now are a step above. I've never been at a SC state camp ground that had dirty bathrooms etc. The level up that this team's was amazing they had bug deterant bags through out the camp grounds. Bathrooms were impeccably clean. Even had a night where a couple of campers were not the cleanest in the showers, with sand and other thing all over the showers. By the next morning they were fully cleaned with no evidence of their mess and 0 complaint from the hosts! I was shocked 😲 at how cleaning was. Many many thanks to the amazing staff at the Park.

Sara Brazzell

Adorable little southern beach town! I’ve been here many times because we just keep falling in love with Edisto for its gorgeous views and wildlife. The State Park has many convenient facilities for a perfect day (or week) at the beach. The cost-friendly activities throughout this small beachfront town are just another plus!

Penny of Thoughts

The park consists of several locations which unfortunately for us was not clear on the brochure so we had to double back to see the interpretive center on Rt 174 and then back to the beach area. The signs for the center are a bit ambiguous. We were not sure if it was the place we were looking for. When we finally got to it and parked we had to discern where to go and how to get in. As we entered the staff was busy chatting and took awhile to actually greet us. Over all they were more interested in chatting than informing us of what the center had to offer. The ranger talk based around the tank and it's inhabitants within the center was quite disappointing. Very unusual in our experience to have someone doing a presentation within the center unfamiliar with many basic concepts of the area. The center itself is worth a stop though as its displays are well thought out and informative. Having seen the sea turtle nest all over the beach in Edisto we were most interested in learning more about them. We ended up adopting a nest and the certificate and stuffed turtle that came with the adoption made the experience extra special. Unfortunately the staff was unable to tell us where along the beach it was but gave us a section of the beach where we were likely to find it. We did find it a bit further down than they guessed but not too far. The beach area has a very nice gift shop, bath house and plenty of parking. Over all a pleasant experience.