South Carolina, also called the Palmetto State, was named after its state tree. Sandlappers, or South Caroliners, take pride in several things that their home state boasts of - historical districts, green fairways, and sandy coasts. It is divisible into three geographic regions - Blue Ridge Mountains, Atlantic Plain, and Piedmont. This rich, diverse topography is a habitat for a variety of exotic birds such as wild turkeys and marine wildlife such as loggerhead turtles. This politically rich state is also culturally rich. Visit South Carolina and immerse yourself in its lovely natural landscapes. Take your family on an exciting camping trip by booking the best pop-up camper rentals in South Carolina, USA, we listed below.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on November 28, 2023.
1. Cozy camper with indoor entertainment, Summerville (from USD 90)
Enjoy camping with the family in this stretchable pop-up 2019 Forest River Rockwood Roo. This trailer requires at least a two-night stay and gives huge rebates for weekly and monthly stays. You can pick up the trailer or have it delivered to your campsite for a 200 USD delivery fee for the first 150-mi (241.4-km) round trip.
It features stylish wooden interiors with lots of storage space. To sleep a huge group or family, you can stretch out the rear and front ends to create tiny rooms equipped with thick beds, and convert the dinette and adjacent sofa into extra beds. The trailer is equipped with a flat-screen TV, DVDs, and a radio for indoor entertainment. You can cook a family meal in the fully equipped kitchen and enjoy hot water showers in the built-in bathroom.
Sangaree
2. Stretchy pop-up with patio furniture, North Augusta (from USD 65)
You can take your family and pets with you for a two-night stay in this spacious pop-up trailer. Enjoy huge discounts for weekly and monthly stays.
Spread out the front and back sides of the trailer and you have space to stretch out to sleep on a king bed. There’s a built-in kitchen counter with a sink where you can prepare your food. The trailer also has a banquet-style dinette where everyone can sit comfortably to eat. The trailer comes with a portable tent, patio furniture, and a propane stove so you can cook and dine al fresco.
North Augusta, SC, US
3. Triple spacious pop-ups with micro kitchen, Easley (from USD 98)
This 2018 Bullet Crossfire offers the unique features of not just one but three pop-ups that you can stretch, plus one slide-out. Once parked, it becomes a spacious home on wheels. The pullouts are refurbished with thick queen beds so they can sleep two adults comfortably.
The slide-out dinette and the foldout couch can be converted into additional beds for more sleeping space. You can cook delicious meals in the micro kitchen and dine indoors or outdoors under the shade of the awning. The bathroom is spacious for a camper with a full shower area, a sink with a counter, and a toilet. It has a lot of zip-down windows so you can let natural light and air circulate within the trailer.
Berea
4. The spacious family-friendly trailer, Summerville (from USD 98)
This 25-ft (7.6-m) Little Bullet trailer packs family fun with its extendable side and front and rear end. The pop-outs transform into cozy little rooms that can sleep two kids or adults each. After dining, you can transform the slide-out dinette into a full-sized bed.
You’ll be impressed to know that this rig has a fully equipped kitchen with a sink so you can cook indoors. The trailer also features a portable propane stove for outdoor cooking. Pop up the awning and spread out the carpet and have a fun family picnic outdoors.
Summerville
Cozy campers from the Palmetto State
The best way to enjoy South Carolina’s beautiful landscapes is to go camping in pop-up trailers. Not only are they light and easy to tow, but they also provide the necessary space and amenities you need for sleeping and moving about. Include them every time you go camping in the Palmetto State.
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