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Unali'yi Lodge Unali’Yi Lodge 236 Table of Contents Letter for Our Lodge Chief ................................................................................................................................................. 7 Letter from the Editor ......................................................................................................................................................... 8 Local Parks and Camping ...................................................................................................................................... 9 James Island County Park ............................................................................................................................................... 10 Palmetto Island County Park ......................................................................................................................................... 12 Wannamaker County Park ............................................................................................................................................. 13 South Carolina State Parks ................................................................................................................................. 14 Aiken State Park ................................................................................................................................................................. 15 Andrew Jackson State Park ............................................................................................................................................ 17 Baker Creek State Park .................................................................................................................................................... 19 Barnwell State Park .......................................................................................................................................................... 21 Caesars Head State Park .................................................................................................................................................. 23 Calhoun Falls State Park .................................................................................................................................................. 25 Cheraw State Park ............................................................................................................................................................. 27 Chester State Park ............................................................................................................................................................. 29 Colleton State Park ............................................................................................................................................................ 31 Colonial Dorchester State Historic Site ...................................................................................................................... 33 Croft State Park .................................................................................................................................................................. 35 Devils Fork State Park ...................................................................................................................................................... 37 Dreher Island State Park ................................................................................................................................................. 39 Edisto Beach State Park ................................................................................................................................................... 41 Givhans Ferry State Park ................................................................................................................................................ 43 Goodale State Park ............................................................................................................................................................ 45 Hamilton Branch State Park .......................................................................................................................................... 47 Hampton Plantation State Historic Site ..................................................................................................................... 49 H. Cooper Black Jr. Memorial Field Trial and Recreation Area .......................................................................... 51 Hickory Knob State Resort Park ................................................................................................................................... 53 Hunting Island State Park ............................................................................................................................................... 55 Huntington Beach State Park ......................................................................................................................................... 57 Jones Gap State Park ......................................................................................................................................................... 59 Keowee-Toxaway State Park ......................................................................................................................................... 61 Kings Mountain State Park ............................................................................................................................................. 63 Lake Greenwood State Park ........................................................................................................................................... 65 Lake Hartwell State Park ................................................................................................................................................ 67 Lake Warren State Park .................................................................................................................................................. 69 Lake Wateree State Park ................................................................................................................................................. 71 Landsford Canal State Park ............................................................................................................................................ 73 Lee State Park ..................................................................................................................................................................... 75 Little Pee Dee State Park ................................................................................................................................................. 77 Musgrove Mill State Historic Site ................................................................................................................................. 79 Myrtle Beach State Park .................................................................................................................................................. 80 Oconee State Park .............................................................................................................................................................. 82 Oconee Station State Historic Site ................................................................................................................................ 84 Paris Mountain State Park .............................................................................................................................................. 86 Poinsett State Park ............................................................................................................................................................ 88 Redcliffe Plantation State Historic Site ...................................................................................................................... 90 Rivers Bridge State Historic Site ................................................................................................................................... 92 Where to Go Camping Guide | Unali’Yi Lodge 236 Page 2 Rose Hill Plantation State Historic Site ...................................................................................................................... 94 Sadlers Creek State Park ................................................................................................................................................. 96 Santee State Park ............................................................................................................................................................... 98 Sesquicentennial State Park ........................................................................................................................................ 100 Table Rock State Park .................................................................................................................................................... 102 Woods Bay State Park .................................................................................................................................................... 104 Local Area Council Camps ............................................................................................................................... 106 Camp Moultrie .................................................................................................................................................................. 107 Camp Ho Non Wah ..........................................................................................................................................................
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