Little Pee Dee State Park

Camping Information: 11 sites are full service with water, electricity, and septic. 18 sites have water and electrical hookups, while 18 tent sites include individual water and no electricity. The campground is located convenient to restroom facilities with hot showers. 3 trailside primitive campsites are available a short hike down the Longleaf Pine trail.

Standard Sites with Elec. & Water: 18 sites

Full Hookup Sites with Elec, Water, Sewer: 11 sites

Designated Tent Sites: 18 designated tent sites with central water

Trailside Camping: 3 trailside primitive sites

Primitive Group Area: The primitive group camping area is ideal for organized groups. (An organized group is defined as a group that holds regular meetings and has a lead officer or elected/appointed officials.) The area includes one privy toilet. Reservations are accepted. To make a primitive group camping reservation, contact the park directly.

Minimum rate is $15 which allows up to ten campers. The rate increases by $5-6.50 increments for each additional five campers.

Beaver Pond Nature Trail

Length: 1.5 miles

Type: Hiking Trail

Difficulty: Easy

Description: An easy 1.5 walking trail can be accessed across from the park office, the gravel parking lot approximately ½ mile from the park entrance, or the campground near site 39. This is an out-and-back trail with a loop at one end that travels near the end of a bottomland of hardwood pine trees. The name comes from a wetland area that was once home to beavers who lived in and around the area. Visitors may encounter a plethora of wildlife such as foxes, squirrels, wild turkeys, deer, and several species of birds.

Longleaf Pine Trail

Length: 2.1 miles

Type: Hiking Trail

Difficulty: Easy

Description: The longleaf pine trail can be accessed from the section of the Beaver Pond trail across from the park office or along the main park road. This easy 2.1 out-and-back trail meanders through a forest of longleaf pine. Throughout the trail, visitors will see a variety of flora and fauna including the yellow jessamine, prickly pear, Spanish moss, and beautiful dogwoods that bloom in the spring.