Great campground! Small in size but the sites are spacious. The campground hosts maintain the sites and the bathrooms well. Bathrooms were very clean, well stocked with toilet paper and hot showers. Easy walk to the camp store & small beach on the Edisto River. We spent 6 nights here. Only con was that the noise from the main road outside the state park could be heard especially in the morning. I would recommend this campground. Travel into Charleston takes almost an hour with traffic.

We rented cabin 2. We were going down the river from Colleton to Ghivans in a canoe. Considering how old the cabin is, it is in remarkable shape. The internet was spotty which was a disappointment. There were some cracked tiles in the bathroom. And there was no view even though it was it was advertised as being on a bluff over the river. But the experience was positive even so. The only negative was it was such a long walk from the river to the street but the ranger gave us permission to drive down. I had trouble finding the instructions for cleaning the cabin. It was on the refrigerator and we honestly were not looking for it. Might have been nice if they told us to look there for instructions. Surprising how hard it was to find parking near the river because so many people were tubing.

Welcome to Givhans Ferry State Park just off of highway 61. This park named after a ferry master from the late 1700's named Philip Givhans. He ran a ferry down the Edisto river from Charleston to Augusta Georgia. The original site has been preserved within the park. This is a relaxing and tranquil place to unwind and shed the burden of city life. They offer a park, tent and RV camping spots as well as a few cabins. In the spring and fall they offer weekend music festivals,and they also offer the Edisto River Adventures which offer a full service tubing experience down the Edisto river from May through fall. This place is a must visit great for singles or families.