About Rivers Bridge State Historic Site
Rivers Bridge State Historic Site is a campground in Ehrhardt, South Carolina. The address on file is 325 State Park Road, Ehrhardt, South Carolina 29081. It has 25 campsites. It is listed as open all year. The phone number on file is 803-267-3675. A listing with more details is on camping-usa.com.
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Rivers Bridge State Historic Site?
Rivers Bridge State Historic Site is a campground in Ehrhardt, South Carolina. The address on file is 325 State Park Road, Ehrhardt, South Carolina 29081.
How many campsites does Rivers Bridge State Historic Site have?
Rivers Bridge State Historic Site has 25 campsites in our listing.
Is Rivers Bridge State Historic Site open all year?
Yes. Rivers Bridge State Historic Site is listed as open all year.
What is the phone number for Rivers Bridge State Historic Site?
The phone number on file is 803-267-3675.
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Trails from This Camp

Gulches ORV Park

Francis Marion Forest Trails
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Booking Tips
- Open year-round, winter sites may have limited amenities
- Book early for weekend and holiday availability
- Confirm pet policies and vehicle length limits before arriving
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