This is a great park if you are visiting the Charleston, SC area. Always clean and owners are great people. The park is about 40 miles from downtown Charleston and about 23 miles from Summerville. This may sound like a long way to drive but once you get on I-26 no problems. The park is quiet and easy to find. Not many RV parks in the Charleston area. We are full-timers and are here from mid November through mid January every year. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful little park. Sites are concrete pads and level. Lots of grass and the park is surrounded by trees. Pet friendly with breed restrictions. Friendly staff. Would definitely camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great campground and highly recommended. The sites have full, spacious, and level concrete slabs; including concrete patios. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The campground is located in a beautiful wooded area and is very quite. The only complaint we had was the Wi-Fi system; which provided a weak and intermittent signal. There is also little to no Verizon signal available. To be fair, the signal strength probably varied and might have been better in other sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

My husband and I have been here at Jolly Acres for about a month and a half while he is working in the area. While this park is a bit out of the way, it is a fantastic place to stay. Everyone here is friendly and pleasant. The owners are generous, helpful folks who always share smiles and friendly greetings. This has been one of the best RV parks we have chosen. It's clean, quiet, and well-kept. We will be moving out of the area soon, but plan to return after the first of the year for another work project and we already know where we plan to stay on our return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Just a stopover on our travels south. It is approx 5 miles from I-95 so it is extremely quiet. Not much else at that exit that we noticed. A few hotels, one with a rundown looking RV park behind it and a few gas stations. Jolly Acres is a nice level campground with wide level sites and well maintained grounds. No CATV and WI-FI was weak but usable. We were camped along a pasture. Only one bath and shower, but it was not crowded. We will stop here again on our trip back home. Definitely a nice clean stop to rest. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice park with friendly staff. We were given a large pull through with full hook-ups. Very clean well run park, with large sites. Only negative was that, although we had a good wifi signal we were unable to connect to the internet. $14 was the Passport America rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here on our way south on I-95. This is a very nice park. We had a FHU pull-through site that was perfectly level, with an adjacent concrete pad with a picnic table. All types of discount memberships are allowed Sunday through Thursday nights; we used Passport America for half price. The staff was efficient in processing us and accompanied us to our site. The park is obviously fairly new, but in spotless condition. We would definitely stay here again on our way through. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean, and rather quiet (there is a railroad far away - nothing that would keep one from sleeping), friendly personnel. The only lack of sewer hookups on the one-night-spaces in front to be mentioned. My recommendation for this easy to find campground with drive up ability at night. The rate was $14.00 with Passport America membership - $28.00 without. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This place has a Beverly Hills style laundry room. No waiting. Plush lounge couches, chairs, iron board, luxury coffee tables, planters, free phone, air, heat, ceiling fan, CD + radio, tinted widows, clean, clean, clean. There is very low monthly pricing for RVs, reasonable nightly pricing. Low prices will be in the general store with no price gouging on merchandise or propane. No size limits or stay time limitations here. The grounds have a very durable 50 amp or 30 amp electric service. Our AT&T cell phone worked well in our trailer. No sewer problems or leach smell. The drinking water is excellent. 30 TV channels can be received with a standard RV antenna. There are some free shuttle to airports. This place is very clean, well lighted, and in extremely well groomed neighborhood. It is some what of an adult population and very quiet. HOSPITALITY is great. Well prepared food and gifts, holiday flowers will show up at your door frequently. As in most campgrounds, I found the internet to work all over the property with a Linksys (WUSB54GC) plug in stick antenna. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was a nice, very clean very peaceful Passport America Park. Close to Charleston. The park has a very strange layout of its sites but we would return here and request a specific site the next time. The laundry room was spotless. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a Passport America park and as such offers great value. This is our second time here and the owners couldn't be nicer. For us it is a good, safe and not much of an out of the way stop while we're heading south. The park offers a nice place to really exercise our dogs and St George offers a couple of acceptable restaurants. While not a destination park for us we will continue to use this place as an "en-route" to our destination stopping off place. We recommend it to others. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice campground. Clean, level concrete pads, nice gravel interior roads. Great for dog walking. Excellent FREE wifi. Only drawback was lack of cable TV and no pool. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here a month so our rate was $300 for the month plus electric. It is about 30 minutes from Summerville and 40 minutes from Charleston. We had a very pleasant stay here and the people were great. They have a gathering Friday nights at the office and everyone is invited. Becky Horne the owner is a lovely lady. It is a well maintained park but it is a little out of the way if you are staying there a while. All in all we had a very pleasant time. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Used Passport rate which can be used Sun-Thur. Nice quiet park, with good place to walk the dogs. They offer wireless internet, but for a charge. Park is good for overnight stop & close enough to Charleston for a day trip. We will stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground is located a little further from I-95 than expected, but it was a scenic, convenient drive straight out highway 78. Once we arrived we were greeted nicely by the friendly Mom who shared with us that she just sent her son off to college. We noticed on the East side of the campground a pasture with cows, which we just fell in love with as they "sang" us to sleep. Upon daybreak we were pleasantly awakened by the farm resident's rooster. We enjoyed the bright crisp morning and were able to walk our dog around the campground. There's a little, fishing pond that has a short pier and is entirely surrounded by a chicken wire fence. This allowed us to let our dog get his daily run in. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Park is very nice. Just 4 miles from I-95 exit 77 in St. George,S.C. They are wonderful people and have a great RV park and we would recommend thta if you go thru South Carolina on I-95 you should check out Jolly Acres. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very clean with friendly management. We were led to our site which was a level concrete pad. We were far enough away from I-95 to be very quiet. We just stayed one night and are going back again in Oct. Already made reservation. We camped here in a Motorhome.

What a great place and what nice, friendly people. This park is as nice as any I have stayed in. Roomy, quiet, level concrete pad and a nice little fishing pond with two little gazebos. A real treat. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a quiet, very pleasant location. The owners were very friendly and helpful. Our site had some shade from a few trees (which we requested) but the site was oriented so the morning and afternoon sun rays were parallel to the site (i.e., the awning was only effective from about 11:00 until 2:00). Not the fault of the park, obviously. There are several large grassy areas with shade trees and each site has a large (very heavy) rubber mat for our convenience. It was a little difficult to pull in front of the door but we arrived after a pretty strong rain storm. There is a fairly large open drainage ditch running through the park which allowed the water from the storm to quickly drain off.The office has a minimal selection of food and camping items. The restrooms were clean and conveniently located. This was only an overnight stop for us but we would stay here again on our way through South Carolina. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed for one night. There was no cell phone signal in the park. The park did not have wi-fi, which would have been a plus. Thats why the 7 overall rating. They do give discounts to P.A. and others. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a pleasant, 2 year old campground that is run by some very friendly folks. When we arrived, we were immediately greeted by several happy people, and there were many others in the office/community room celebrating 3 different birthdays. The main entrance road as well as the road leading from the office to some of the sites are large crushed rock. Interior roads are mostly stone dust with a little gravel, and some dust was evident as a result of this material. Our site was medium size crushed gravel, and required only minimal leveling. Adjacent to the gravel "pad" was some finely crushed gravel which served as the "patio". There was also a large rubber mat, that our escort made sure was neatly placed in front of our door. He also cheerfully volunteered to help us with our hook-ups, but we reassured him we could do that without a problem, and he returned to the frstivities up front, while continuing to escort other new arrivals. Sites are organized around the campground in a mixture of a single row and several random placements. Most seemed to have adequate space between sites. There are a few long-term/ permanent(?) gueast, but the place is well cared for by the very friendly owners. We would stop back when next in this area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Close enough to I-95 for easy access, but far enough for peace and quiet. Something here for everyone. Great playground, fish pond, hiking trails, bird watching, bike riding, horseshoes, big screen television, and a lot of good company! Pets are treated and greeted as part of the family. Staying here was like coming home, but a lot more fun! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great campground for overnight stay along I-95 at exit 77. About 5 miles off of the interstate, but worth the drive. Bathrooms were clean and the owners were very nice. We would stay again if in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

New park, gravel roads, extra nice rec hall and facilities. The owners raise show dogs (boxers) and are big motor home users. Park is a bit out of the way, but closer than appears. Get off I-95 exit 77, go four miles east, turn left to county airport and park is on left. The owners have literally outdone themselves planning and building this park. Not a lot to do in this area, but a good spot to overnight. We camped here in a Motorhome.