Your Vacation Home
Charlotte, Columbia & Coastal RV Families
Vacation homes made easy. Sleep in your own bed. Enjoy hiking trails, mini golf, playgrounds, dog parks, movies under the stars & so much more.
Our community is built on wildly comfortable camping for families. Create your country vacation home!
Let’s explore Standing Pines.
Creating Your Vacation Home Here
Enjoy worry free camping. Your country vacation home is waiting whenever you can get away—no more last‑minute booking struggles, just pull up, settle in, and enjoy your time together at Standing Pines.
This vacation home path is available for $999 / 28 days on our back in sites.
Our larger pull through sites are also available for extended stays at $1499 / 28 days.
Space available, we also offer a select few onsite storage options. This allows for storage without utility connections at $100/month and discounted camping nights at $50/night on a full hook up campsite. That’s a 33% nightly discount off our standard pull through rates!
Vacation Home FAQ
Can my friends and family use my Vacation Home at Standing Pines?
Yes. You’re welcome to bring friends and family, up to a total of 6 people at your site. You must be on‑site with your guests during their visit so we can keep the community feel and standards you see in our guest stories.
What comes with my Standing Pines Vacation Home?
Your RV is your “house.” We provide a full‑hookup RV site (water, sewer, electric), utilities, and site maintenance. During each stay you enjoy full access to our amenities: trails, mini golf and other activities, playgrounds, dog parks, bathhouses, laundry, movies under the stars, and seasonal events.
Why choose Standing Pines for a vacation home base?
We’re tucked in the pines just outside Hartsville, SC—close enough for an easy drive, but far enough to feel like a real getaway. Within minutes you’ve got Kalmia Gardens, Byerly Park, Coker University, and downtown festivals.
Enjoy easy access to regional draws like Neptune Island Waterpark, Sandhills National Wildlife Refuge, Darlington Raceway and museum, the Hartsville Museum, and Florence Flamingos baseball, making Standing Pines a convenient hub for simple, fun outings and peaceful time at your own site
Do I own the lot?
No. This is a license to use a specific site for a defined period of time, not a real‑estate purchase. Standing Pines retains ownership and responsibility for the property and infrastructure; you get to enjoy the site and amenities without long‑term maintenance or tax obligations.
What rules apply to Vacation Home guests?
The same community standards we use for all guests apply here: quiet hours, keeping your site “vacation‑ready,” and being a good neighbor. All pets must be current on vaccinations. Our dog parks are off‑leash; in all other public areas pets must be leashed or in a secure travel carrier.
How long can I stay?
Extended stays are booked in 28‑night blocks and approved one term at a time, consistent with our RV Site License Agreement. The key to successful extended stays at Standing Pines is that this is temporary lodging, not residential use. All extended‑stay guests must maintain a separate permanent residential address.
Do you offer an annual rate?
We offer onsite storage, with an annual commitment at rates starting at $100/month. We do not offer annual rates for extended stays on our campsites. Rather, each stay is booked separately, in 28‑day terms.
Extended stay guests simply work with our team to create a series of reservations for a preferred campsite.
We’re serious about preserving the vacation vibe for all guests. Standing Pines is a retreat, a place to recharge. We are not licensed or designed as a residential park.
What about nature and safety?
Standing Pines is a natural setting with trees, trails, uneven ground, and native wildlife. That means normal outdoor risks: slip, trip, and fall hazards; insects; snakes; and plants that may irritate skin. We ask families to supervise children, wear appropriate footwear, use flashlights at night, and treat wildlife with respect and caution. Our team is happy to point out safer play areas and trail options based on your family’s needs.
Is this right for our family right now?
Vacation homes here work best for RV‑owning families who already love camping together and can see themselves using their site for weekends, school breaks, and “just because” days.
Extended stays may also be a fit for full time RV’ers looking for a seasonal or extended stay.
