The Point RV Resort at Lake Hartwell
Family-friendly RV resort with free parking and outdoor pool
About this hotel
For fans bringing their own RV to Clemson, The Point RV Resort at Lake Hartwell provides a convenient and comfortable option. You’ll find free parking on-site, making arrival and setup straightforward. The outdoor pool is a welcome amenity for relaxing before or after a game, especially on warmer days. Some accommodations come with a kitchen, offering flexibility for meal preparation and catering to family needs. The resort maintains a kid-friendly and smoke-free environment, ensuring a pleasant stay for all guests. While it’s a short drive to Memorial Stadium, the ease of parking and the resort amenities make it a solid choice for those who prefer the RV experience.
- RV-friendly resort
- Free parking
- Outdoor pool
- Kid-friendly
Our take
The Point RV Resort at Lake Hartwell makes sense first for Clemson fans arriving with their own RV, and I would recommend it to them over a standard hotel. Free parking, an outdoor pool, kitchens in some units and a smoke-free, kid-friendly setting suit families who want space. It is a short drive from Memorial Stadium, so it does not suit fans who want to walk to the game or stay in the middle of the pre-game crowd.
- Book your RV spot well in advance, especially for major game weekends, as spaces fill up quickly.
- Utilize the kitchen facilities in some units to prepare your own meals and snacks for game day.
- Take advantage of the outdoor pool for a refreshing dip before heading to the stadium or after the game.
Why we love it
- Free parking for RVs
- Outdoor pool for relaxation
- Kid-friendly environment
- Kitchens in some units
Why guests love itThe Point RV Resort at Lake Hartwell is built for fans who bring their own RV to Clemson, and it scores 8/10 across 277 reviews. Parking is free, which makes arrival and setup simple, the outdoor pool helps on warm days, some units include a kitchen and the whole resort is smoke-free and kid-friendly. Memorial Stadium is a short drive away, so I would plan the drive on game day rather than count on walking.