Triple Tree spreads out over 400 beautiful acres of land and lakes, so you will not have a problem finding a place to camp, no matter what size camper, motor home, or bus, or tent you have.

Triple Tree has showerhouses located on the north side and south side of our facility.  Each of these showerhouses has flushing toilets, a wet and dry area with a locked door, hair dryers that are already plugged in next to the sink for your convenience, and granite countertops.

At all events we have two options for camping. 

• Dry (tent) camping
• Premium (full hook up*) camping.  

Dry Camping 

The nightly camping fee covers the site where you set up your camper (not per individual). You can have as many people sleeping in your camper/tent/car as you want. However all that are not a registered pilot or  will have to pay the spectator fee. 

Premium Campsites

Triple Tree is has over 100 premium* campsites. These sites have 30, 50, and 110 amp electrical and water hookups.  Premium Sites are available on Eventbrite, and the price varies per event. 

*Full Hook Up Sites include power and water.  Dump stations are available FREE of charge onsite.  

EventBrite is the ONLY method to pre-reserve a premium campsite.  Returning guests have the first right of refusal for next year’s event.

Large Motorhome/Trailer Directions

• If you are heading North on SC-221 from Enoree SC take the first left past Mary Hanna Rd onto Racetrack Rd, then take an immediate left onto Kilgore Bridge Rd for approximately 2 miles. Then turn left onto Mary Hanna Rd.
• If you are heading South on SC-221 from Woodruff SC take first right past Greenhaven Memorial Gardens (Cemetery) onto Racetrack Rd, then take an immediate left onto Kilgore Bridge Rd for approximately 2 miles. Then turn left onto Mary Hanna Rd.
• If you use google maps, you will see a Joe Nall RV Route listed.

Special Requests

• Please try to arrive between the hours of 7 am and 6 pm.  Our facility can be very challenging for a large vehicle to navigate in the evening.
• Campers on the facility’s south side may be asked to relocate to the north of the property in inclement weather.  This is for safety due to the potential of the Enoree River to temporarily run over the banks.