Do you know the name of the most visited state park in the Palmetto State? That’s an easy one to at least guess. Of course it’s one of the five state parks on the beach: Hunting Island State Park. And what a beautiful destination any time of year. But what about the lesser-known parks in the system? How much do you know about Hamilton Branch State Park in South Carolina? Come along with us now to find out a little more about this hidden gem on the western border of the state.

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Go ahead. Check out Hamilton Branch State Park in South Carolina. It’s right on Lake Strom Thurmond. Chances are great that you’ll love this underrated gem.

For more on the state’s most visited state park (mentioned above) keep reading: With A Lighthouse, Camping, And Boardwalk Trails, Hunting Island State Park In South Carolina Truly Has It All!

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