Central, South Carolina

Stay at Revolution Road Cattle Ranch

Welcome to our cattle ranch and RV park! We are a family of five who loves farming, history, and hosting (my husband is a Revolutionary War scholar who really enjoys talking about it, so if you see him coming down the road, hide.) We invite you to our homestead and hope you enjoy your stay with us.

Reserve your dates

The site

Your Spot at the Ranch

The RV site at Revolution Road Cattle Ranch with gravel pad, fire pit, and fenced pasture

A brilliant orange sunset over the entrance to Revolution Road Cattle Ranch

On the farm

Everything you need, out where it's quiet

Your time at the farm is perfect for visiting Clemson University, exploring the foothills trails and hikes, enjoying time on the lake, or anything else that brings you to the upstate!

Full Hookups
30 and 50 amp service with water, septic, and high-speed internet.
A Place to Relax
Enjoy the sights and sounds of farm life while you take in stunning sunsets and starry vistas.
Farm Products
Eggs, beef, produce, and homemade goods from the farm are available for purchase during your stay.
Working Farm
Cattle, free-range chickens, and working dogs share the land right alongside you.

10 min
from Clemson University
10 min
from Lake Hartwell
10 min
from Garrison Arena
15 min
from Lake Keowee
30 min
from Downtown Greenville

Redbud tree blooming along the pasture fence in spring

Rates

Simple nightly pricing

$85/ night: Standard stays
$150/ night: Clemson home football games — two-night minimum

*Prices shown do not include 7% sales tax, which is added at checkout. Each site includes room for one RV and two cars.

Morning light breaking through the mist over the ranch pasture

Reservations

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Pick your arrival and departure below and reserve your RV site in a few minutes — no phone calls needed.

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About the farm

A family-owned working farm

Revolution Road Cattle Ranch is a family-owned working farm in Upstate South Carolina offering boutique RV camping, meat shares, farm products, and homemade goods. Days here move with the animals — cattle in the pasture, chickens under the treeline, and dogs at work — and guests are welcome to be part of it.