Key Takeaways
- Clemson RV Park at The Grove offers extended stay RV sites with full hook-ups, 30/50 amp power, and 65-foot pads.
- The campground was named a 2026 Campspot Awards winner for Top Campgrounds for Long Term Camping.
- A few long-term rules are worth knowing before you book.
A month in an RV park gives you your own space, your own kitchen, and room for the dog, usually for far less than an extended hotel stay.
It is a smart fit if you are in the Upstate for a work contract, escaping a harder winter up north, spending time near family at Clemson University, or between homes. Here is what to look for in a monthly RV park near Clemson, SC.
Several monthly RV parks operate around Clemson, many of them near Lake Hartwell, which covers more than 56,000 acres with nearly 1,000 miles of shoreline. Most offer both short-term and long-term stays, monthly rates vary by location and season, and how close a park is to Clemson University is often the deciding factor.
What to Look for in a Monthly RV Park
Full Hook-Ups at Every Site
Water, sewer, and electric at your pad means no hauling tanks to a dump station every few days. Here is what a full hookup means if you are new to it.
Both 30 and 50 Amp Service
You want enough power to run the AC in July and the heat in January without tripping a breaker.
Level, Hard-Surface RV Sites
Gravel, asphalt, or concrete pads keep you out of the mud after a week of rain.
Amenities That Matter Over 30 Days
Clean bathhouses, laundry, and reliable Wi-Fi matter a lot more over a month than over a weekend.
Extended Stay RV Sites at Clemson RV Park
All sites at Clemson RV Park have full hook-ups and are flat, level, and 65 feet long, designed for RVs up to 45 feet plus a tow vehicle. Choose packed gravel, asphalt, or concrete.
Long-term guests have access to the bath house, coin laundry, pool, and on-site park store. Monthly rates and availability are on our Regular Rates page.
Wi-Fi for Remote Work
Basic Wi-Fi is complimentary. If you stream TV or work remotely, upgrade to premium Wi-Fi, with plans that run up to six months.
Who Stays Long-Term Near Clemson
Traveling and contract workers. I-85 is minutes away, so Clemson, Anderson, and Greenville are all within reach.
Snowbirds. South Carolina’s Upstate has real seasons, but winters are milder than much of the Northeast and Midwest.
Clemson families. Parents and grandparents who want extended time near a student.
People between homes. Building, relocating, or waiting on a closing in the area.
Clemson Tigers fans. If fall Saturdays in Death Valley are the real reason you are here, look at the football season pass.
Long-Term Rules to Know Before You Book
The rules keep the campground clean, quiet, and safe. The ones long-term guests ask about most:
- Campers 10 years and older need approval from park management.
- Generators and window AC units are not allowed.
- One small outdoor fridge is fine. Outdoor freezers are not.
- No porches or decks at the camper entrance.
- Screw-in sewer rings are required.
- In freezing weather, disconnect your hose from the spigot.
- Pets stay on a 6-foot leash and are never left unattended.
The full list is on our Info page.
Location: Historic Pendleton, SC
The park sits in historic Pendleton in Anderson County, with I-85 access from Exits 14 and 19. Clemson University is about 3 to 4 miles away, Anderson and Seneca are short drives for errands, and Greenville is under an hour.
When you want to relax, Lake Hartwell, one of the largest lakes in the Southeast, is just down the road. The park also backs up to the Fants Grove trails, a peaceful retreat for biking, hiking, and horseback riding. See more local attractions.
Ask About Monthly Availability
The office is open Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 5 PM and Sunday from 9 AM to 3 PM. Fall fills up fast, so reach out early through our Contact page.
Monthly RV Stay FAQs
Does Clemson RV Park offer monthly stays?
Yes. Monthly stays are available on gravel, asphalt, and concrete sites.
Can I stay long-term with an older RV?
Campers 10 years and older need approval from park management, so contact the office first.
Are pets allowed on long-term stays?
Yes. Pets must be leashed, supervised, and cleaned up after, and they are not allowed in the pool area, restrooms, or laundry.
Can I stay through the winter?
Yes. Just protect your water connection and disconnect your hose on freezing nights.