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Hotels, Motels, Camping & RV Parks Aiken is located only minutes from Interstate 20.  I-20 runs from the coast of South Carolina, through Atlanta, Georgia and ends in Texas.   This major east-west passage route makes it easy to visit Aiken...and fun.   Be warned, many come to visit and never leave.   Aiken offers an abundance of shopping opportunities from antiquing to malls to southern crafts.   A visit to downtown Aiken will expose you to southern hospitality at it's finest.   Come visit, come stay, come live.   There's nothing finer than to be in Carolina!

Click here for a list of accomodations in Aiken. Camping at Aiken State Natural Area, formerly known as Aiken State Park Four spring-fed lakes and the meandering South Edisto River make Aiken State Natural Area a popular destination. The park is a combination of a river swamp, bottomland hardwood forest and dry sandhill pine forest; the latter provides evidence of an era when the sea reached this far inland. Built in the 1930's by the Civilian Conservation Corps, this 1,067-acre park has a variety of animal and plant life, making it an excellent location for nature study and birding. The park also offers a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities such as canoeing the Edisto River, fishing in one of the park lakes, picnicking, camping and hiking trails. We are a South Carolina State Park that is well secured and operates seven days a week, 365 days a year. There are 25 sites that provide electrical and water hookups, a dump station, and will accommodate tent campers as well as Travel Trailers and RVs. The campground also provides a heated shower house. Contact us at sspell@scprt.com or by phone (803) 649-2857. Click here for more information.  Do you offer lodging services to the Aiken area? Click here for information on seeing your company ad on this page.