Adventure brief
Wooded Campsite #2
Riverside camping meets active paddling at Wooded Campsite #2 by River Island Adventures in Longs, SC. Spacious sites, comfy amenities, and kayak rentals create a memorable outdoor getaway close to Myrtle Beach.
Set along the gentle currents of a South Carolina river, Wooded Campsite #2 offers an inviting mix of riverside camping with easy access to paddling adventures. Managed by River Island Adventures in Longs, SC, this site stands out for its straightforward, nature-immersed experience without sacrificing key comforts. Spacious, well-appointed campsites sit just steps from the river’s edge, providing campers with picnic tables, fire rings, and outdoor cooking areas that elevate traditional camping to a convenient retreat.
River Island Adventures brings the outdoors closer with an array of active options. Kayak rentals let you navigate the water at your own pace, while guided tours offer deeper insight into the local ecosystem. Their pontoon boat rides and seasonal river tubing add variety for groups of all ages.
At the heart of this outdoor hub is the Outpost — a shared space featuring amenities like a communal fridge, microwave, and Wi-Fi, plus yard games such as corn hole and slackline to keep spirits high after sunset. The natural setting is characterized by mature hardwoods and the steady presence of the river, which supports diverse wildlife including herons and playful squirrels often spotted near campsites. The campsite is ideal for families or groups of up to ten, and guests are encouraged to come prepared for rustic camping without utilities but with ample opportunity for riverside adventure.
Located in the coastal plain region of South Carolina near Longs, Wooded Campsite #2 provides a gateway to fresh air and outdoor connection, making it a unique asset in the local adventure landscape. Its blend of access, amenities, and adventure activities ensure it is a standout choice for travelers seeking active river camping experiences within driving distance of Myrtle Beach.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Secure all food itemsessential
Store food in your vehicle or communal fridge to prevent visits from local wildlife like squirrels.
- 02Arrive prepared with camping gearessential
Bring your tent, sleeping bag, firewood, and personal supplies; sites have no utility hookups but allow generators.
- 03Reserve kayaks in advanceinfo
Kayak rentals and guided tours can fill quickly, especially on weekends and holidays, so book early.
- 04Leash pets outdoorsinfo
Pets are welcome on a leash to ensure their safety and preserve the campsite’s environment.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Tent and sleeping bag
Provides shelter and warmth for overnight stays at the campsite.
EssentialBug spray
Protects against mosquitoes and other insects common near the river.
spring|summer|fallEssentialFlashlight or headlamp
Essential for navigating the campsite safely after dark.
EssentialWaterproof bag or dry sack
Keeps valuables and electronics dry during kayak trips or unexpected rain.
Local insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Quiet riverside spots behind the Outpost ideal for birdwatching, Nearby hidden fishing nooks accessible by kayak
Local fauna
Great blue heron, Eastern gray squirrel
Historic heritage
Longs, South Carolina, is part of the coastal plain with a history rooted in river trade and timber industries dating back to the 18th century.
Mindful exploration
River Island Adventures promotes Leave No Trace principles and encourages guests to minimize ecological impact while enjoying the river and wooded areas.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Riverside fire rings, Kayak launch points, The Outpost’s communal area
- Subjects
- River reflections, Campsite campfires, Local wildlife
- Best times
- Golden hour (early morning, late afternoon), sunset, overcast midday for even light
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Are pets allowed at Wooded Campsite #2?
Yes, pets are allowed but must be kept on a leash while outside your campsite.
Is there electricity or water hookup at the campsites?
No, the sites have no utility hookups but generators are permitted for RV boondocking.
Can I rent kayaks on site?
Yes, kayak rentals are available from one hour up to all-day, along with guided kayak tours.
Is there Wi-Fi at the campsite?
Wi-Fi is available at the Outpost, with the password 'adventure.'
When is check-in and check-out?
Check-in is at 2:00 pm Monday through Saturday; check-out is 11:00 am Monday through Saturday and 5:00 pm on Sundays.
Is firewood provided or can I bring my own?
You can bring your own firewood or purchase cut and aged wood onsite for $1 per piece.