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Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site

Located on 107 acres, the Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site is the place to learn about some major victories and losses during the American Revolutionary War. This area served as a British supply post between 1780 and 1781 and as a garrison during the battles of Camden and Hobkirk's Hill. The area is refurbished but still keeps that special taste of history. Artifacts from the battles are kept here, so those with an itch to learn will be in luck. 

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Things to Do

Things To Do Near Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site

RV enthusiasts have plenty to see and do here, from gift shops, to tours, to restaurants. This historic site lets you glimpse through history with its live re-enactments of different historical events and battles. There is also a nature trail for those looking to walk or run and take in the sights. 

Hiking Trails

  • Historic Camden Nature Trail

    This easygoing trail has a fishing pond at the start, so grab a fishing rod if you're so inclined. While on the trail, you can take in a variety of different plants and animals. This trail is partly shaded from the sun by tall trees to either side. 

    Location

    222 Broad St, Camden, SC 29020

    Length

    1.4 Miles

    Intensity

    Easy

  • Florence Rail Trail

    The Florence Rail Trail is great for both walkers and runners. This partly wooded trail has won multiple community awards and is known for its beautiful sights. Biking is welcome too.

    Location

    I-20/David H. McLeod Blvd & Trade Crt, Florence, SC 29501

    Length

    5 Miles

    Intensity

    Easy

  • Sumter Cypress Trail

    This mostly unmarked path starts near a golf course and follows a wide dirt road. The trail will take you through woods and open fields, where you can view different kinds of wildlife. You can find birds and snakes here along with flowers and berry bushes. 

    Location

    N. Wise Dr, Sumter, South Carolina 29153

    Length

    6.3 Miles

    Intensity

    Easy

Sightseeing

  • Goodale State Park

    Goodale State Park sits on 763 forested acres. Besides being home to some massive cypress trees, this park also features a Civil War-era water mill in the pond. Other activities include canoeing, kayaking, and hiking. 

    Location

    650 State Rd S-28-331, Camden, SC 29020

  • Battle of Camden National Historic Landmark

    This historic site was the location of a major British victory in 1780. Nowadays, hiking trails run through the woods. To learn more about the Battle of Camden, you can read the historical markers around the path.

    Location

    1698 Flat Rock Rd, Camden, SC 29020

  • Kendall Lake

    Kendall Lake is the place to go for sights and exercise. You can find different fitness courses or have a picnic at one of the tables near the water. A restored mill village with rustic houses sits nearby.

    Location

    1500 Park Circle, Camden, SC 29020

Museums

  • Historic Camden Foundation Brickyard

    If you're interested in how people made bricks in the old days, the Historic Camden Foundation Brickyard is right up your alley. Using hands-on training, you can make bricks and use them to build certain structures. Why not use your knowledge and build an 18th-century-style oven?

    Location

    222 Broad St, Camden, SC 29020

  • Camden Archives & Museum

    The Camden Archives & Museum takes you on a tour through Camden's rich history. You can find all kinds of artifacts, historical and genealogical records. Commonly considered one of the best archives in South Carolina, it also holds Native American artifacts. 

    Location

    1314 Broad St, Camden, SC 29020

  • National Steeplechase Museum

    Situated on the famous Springdale Race Course, the National Steeplechase Museumpays tribute to both the horses and humans who participate in this heart-pounding sport. Back then, people would gather around and watch as horses and their riders challenged themselves and others through various obstacle courses. Think of it as a steeplechasing hall of fame!

    Location

    200 Knights Hill Rd, Camden, SC 29020

Nearby Shops and Restaurants

  • Menagerie Antiques

    Those looking for great vintage items should visit Menagerie Antiques. You can stop and chat with vendors from all over and learn about each item's history. Treasures abound, and you never know what you might dig up.

    Location

    1028 Broad St, Camden, SC 29020-4308

  • Books on Broad and Coffee

    Whether you're looking for coffee or books, Books on Broad and Coffee is the place to check out. Authors sometimes have book signings here, and you can find new and used books. Don't forget about the coffee, either, as it comes in all kinds of flavors.

    Location

    944 Broad St, Camden, SC 29020

  • Pink Stable

    Pink Stable is the boutique to check out for items for all ages. Here, you will find clothing, such as shoes, dresses, and other accessories. Pink Stable also offers home goods.

    Location

    1032 Broad St, Camden, SC 29020

  • Sam Kendall's

    The meals at Sam Kendall's are made from only the best ingredients. You can order soup, salads, and seared scallops. Appetizers include miniature crab cakes, broccoli bites, and crab- and shrimp-stuffed mushrooms. A wine list is available along with vegetarian options.

    Location

    1043 Broad St, Camden, SC 29020

  • Camden House of Pizza

    At Camden House of Pizza, you can find a pizza for anyone, whether they love Hawaiian, vegetarian, or are meat lovers. They don't just have pizza; they have lasagna and spaghetti. Don't forget about their desserts, like baklava and cheesecake.

    Location

    545 E Dekalb St, Camden, SC 29020

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How To Get To Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site

The Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site is located in north-central South Carolina. Head southwest on I-20 W, and take exit 92. Merge onto US-601 S toward St. Matthews. Turn left to merge onto I-20 E toward Florence, and stay on it for about 5.4 miles. Take exit 98 for US-521 N toward Camden. Turn left onto US-521 N, and then, turn right onto Historical Ln. The destination will be on the left. 

The Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site is open from Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. and Sunday from 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m.

Address

222 Broad St, Camden, SC 29020 

Fee: Entry Fee (per adult 64 years and younger) $5.0

Fee: Entry Fee (per senior 65 years and older) $4.0

Fee: Entry Fee (per Military personnel with ID) $4.0

Fee: Entry Fee (per student 15 years or younger) $4.0

Fee: Entry Fee (per child)

There is no entry fee for children under 5 years old.

RVers with a constantly unsatisfied itch for American history will love the Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site. You can learn about the Battle of Camden long ago or visit one of the many museums, restaurants, and parks, all from the comfort of your RV. RVing is a great way to travel the United States with all the comforts of home at your fingertips.

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