Need recommendation at or near Columbia South Carolina.
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Columbia South Carolina CG Recommendation?
Started by sueandskyhow@charter.net, Jan 15 2013 06:12 PM
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thestoloffs
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Posted 15 January 2013 - 07:06 PM
There are 2 on the West side of town:
The Barnyard RV Park, 201 Oak Drive, Lexington -- US# 1 & Oak Grove Rd., between I-20 & I-26, at the Barnyard Flea Market. Good facilities, often filled when the flea market is open. Honors all club & senior discounts. http://www.BarnyardRVPark.com
Mr. Z's RV Park, 3343 Augusta Highway, Gilbert 29054. http://www.mrzsrv.com A small park with about 10 sites behind a private home. Even further away from Columbia than Lexington.
All other parks are on the East side of town, close to Fort Jackson, but are about as far away as from Lexington.
The Barnyard RV Park, 201 Oak Drive, Lexington -- US# 1 & Oak Grove Rd., between I-20 & I-26, at the Barnyard Flea Market. Good facilities, often filled when the flea market is open. Honors all club & senior discounts. http://www.BarnyardRVPark.com
Mr. Z's RV Park, 3343 Augusta Highway, Gilbert 29054. http://www.mrzsrv.com A small park with about 10 sites behind a private home. Even further away from Columbia than Lexington.
All other parks are on the East side of town, close to Fort Jackson, but are about as far away as from Lexington.
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Posted 15 January 2013 - 07:59 PM
+1 for the Barnyard
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Posted 17 January 2013 - 11:11 AM
Stayed at Barnyard and thought it was ok. I actually prefer Sesquicentennial State Park.
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Posted 18 January 2013 - 03:12 PM
We just stayed at the Barnyard in Lexington, S. C. (( just outside of Columbia, SC )).
Some good restaurants near by.
Both barnyard flea market & another one less than a mile away.
Clean - we paid $ 170 - which included the taxes - for a weeks stay.
This was our 3rd time there.
If you have a big rig & if you are coming in from 26, don't turn onto Oaks - there is a larger entrance just past oak on the end of the Barnyard flea market.
Have fun
Some good restaurants near by.
Both barnyard flea market & another one less than a mile away.
Clean - we paid $ 170 - which included the taxes - for a weeks stay.
This was our 3rd time there.
If you have a big rig & if you are coming in from 26, don't turn onto Oaks - there is a larger entrance just past oak on the end of the Barnyard flea market.
Have fun
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