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Sedalia Campground

7 mi east of Cross Anchor, SC · Verizon 4G · AT&T 5G · T-Mobile 5G

Federal campgroundtype
First comebooking
Mar–May & Sep–Octbest months

About Sedalia Campground

Sedalia campground is open year-round and provides opportunities for many recreational activities such as wildlife and plant observation, horse riding, mountain bike riding, hiking and photography. Abundant wildlife populations provide some of the most desirable hunting areas in the upstate. Four single-family campsites and one group site are open year-round. Group site one is available 12 months out for reservations and standard sites two through five are available for reservations for dates 6 months out. An additional camping loop is open for big game deer season from September 12th through January 3rd and during turkey season in April. This loop offers five more single family campsites and two group campsites from $5/night for single family campsites and $10/night for group campsites. Campsites are available for reservations on…

  • Fees: Single family sites: $5/night. Group sites: $10/night. All sites must be reserved through recreation.gov.
  • Season: All year
  • Managed by: USFS - Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests
  • Where: 7 mi east of Cross Anchor, SC · 34.63242, -81.7373

Things to do:

HikingHorseback ridingBikingWildlife & birdingHunting

Official page for this camp (fees, closures, booking)

Weather by month

54°
32°Jan
58°
34°Feb
65°
41°Mar
74°
48°Apr
81°
57°May
88°
66°Jun
91°
69°Jul
89°
68°Aug
84°
62°Sep
74°
50°Oct
64°
39°Nov
56°
34°Dec

Typical daily highs and lows (°F), 1991–2020 NOAA normals. Best months: Mar–May & Sep–Oct (comfortable days, mild nights, little rain). Nights below freezing: Jan.

See Sedalia Campground from above

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Cell signal

Verizon 4G · AT&T 5G · T-Mobile 5G

From the carriers' FCC coverage maps, which tend to be generous.
Night sky: Rural edge

The Milky Way is clear overhead but fades toward town glow.

Class 4 of 9, from NASA/NOAA night-light data.