Easley, SC: camping and road guide
Within 30 mi of Easley there are 63 campgrounds (13 of them free) and 3 RV dump stations. Nearby, 10 roads have a posted clearance or length limit, or no trailers allowed. They're listed first.
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Low clearances and road limits near Easley
Posted limits within 15 mi, for anything tall or long: an RV, a fifth wheel, a truck camper or a rooftop tent.
- Hagood Street · 10'5" clearance · in town
- Highland Road · 9'0" clearance · 3 mi W
- Oba Road · 11'0" clearance · 6 mi E
- Southern Street · 9'0" clearance · 7 mi SW
- Lois Avenue · 12'10" clearance · 9 mi E
- West Washington Street · 10'4" clearance · 10 mi E
- Hammett Street · 9'10" clearance · 10 mi E
- East Main Street · 11'4" clearance · 11 mi SE
- Marshall Bridge Drive · 10'6" clearance · 12 mi E
- Pepper Street · 9'8" clearance · 13 mi SW
Campgrounds near Easley
- Welcome Creek Mobile Home · 9 mi E · free
- Ground Cedar · 13 mi NE
- Monadnock · 14 mi NE
- Paris Mountain State Park Campground · 14 mi NE
- Bullfrog · 14 mi NE
- Rhododendron · 14 mi NE
- Pond Hawk · 14 mi NE
- Sakanaga · 15 mi N
- Mtn Laurel Campground · 15 mi NW · fees apply · RVs OK
- White Oaks Campground · 16 mi NW · fees apply · RVs OK
- Rainbow R.V. Park · 16 mi NE
- Palmetto Cove RV Park · 17 mi N
- Sugar Lake RV Park · 17 mi NE
- Flowermill RV Park · 17 mi NE
- Clemson RV Park · 18 mi SW
- Every public campground and dispersed site near Easley
- and 48 more in the app
RV dump stations
- at Welcome Creek Mobile Home · 9 mi E
- Dump station · 23 mi SW
- Dump station · 23 mi NW
Fuel and travel centers
- Pilot Travel Center · 9 mi SE
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