Farmhouse comfort · Farm views
The Homesteader
Sleeps 5 · Full kitchen · AC + heat · Deck · WiFi
from $150/night
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Renovated Camper Stay in Santee, SC
Bring the crew. Everything's already here.
Camp at the farm
A camper that's already set up for you.
The Homesteader is a fully renovated fifth wheel parked on its own site at Outside Inn — a full kitchen, a real bathroom with hot water, AC and heat, and an outdoor deck strung with lights that looks straight out over the farm. It sleeps five, comes stocked with everything from pots and pans to coffee and linens, and sits steps from the morning feeding. Bring your cooler, your people, and nothing else.
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The facts
What's the renovated camper like?
Room for the whole family, a full stocked kitchen, a real hot shower, and a farm view from the deck — stocked and ready when you arrive.
5
Sleeps five — full bed plus a triple bunk setup
1
Full private bathroom with hot water on demand
365
Comfortable year-round — AC + heat
$150+
Per night — 2-night minimum stay
Full stocked kitchen
Hot shower
AC + heat
Outdoor deck w/ string lights
Farm view
Private fire ring + picnic table
Complimentary Starlink WiFi
Pet-friendly
Book direct = best rate
The experience
Arrival, evening, morning.
Three moments with the family. The front porch deck is the heart of this stay — it's where the evenings happen and the mornings start.
Arrival
Open the door and settle in
Pull up and walk in — it's already set up and ready. Linens are on the beds, the kitchen is fully stocked, and towels are in the bathroom. The kids will claim their bunks before you've finished unloading the cooler. Nothing to assemble, nothing to figure out.
Beds made on arrivalKitchen fully stockedTowels in the bathroom
Evening
The front porch is where it happens
Cook dinner in the full kitchen — propane stove and oven, everything you need — then carry it out to the deck and eat with the farm in front of you. Light the fire ring, hand the kids the marshmallows, and watch the Highland cattle graze at dusk while the string lights come on overhead.
Cook a real mealFire ring + chairsString-lit deck
Morning
The kind of morning no one wants to leave
Coffee on the deck with a full farm view — cattle, goats, open sky. Then it's a 30-second walk to the 9:30am feeding, kids at the fence with the animals. Back inside, scramble eggs on the propane stove with the toaster going and the whole kitchen at your disposal. No one asks to go home yet.
Coffee with a farm view9:30am feeding, 30 seconds awayFull breakfast in the kitchen
What's included. Full bed in the master plus a triple bunk setup (twin bottom, RV twin mid, RV twin top) · all linens and towels provided, beds made on arrival · AC and heat · a full stocked kitchen with RV fridge/freezer, propane stove and oven, coffee maker, toaster, and all the pots, pans, dishes and utensils · a full private bathroom with a tankless water heater for hot showers · an outdoor deck with string lights and a farm view, a private fire ring and a picnic table · complimentary Starlink WiFi and strong cell service.
Good to know
Bring groceries, the dog, and the kids.
No need to pack linens, towels, kitchen gear, a coffee maker, or a toaster — it's all here and ready. Bring your groceries for the full kitchen, a s'mores kit (or grab one at the farmstand), your dog (the camper is fully pet-friendly), and whatever the kids need to sleep.
The camper sleeps five: a full bed in the master plus a triple bunk setup. The bunks are best suited to kids and teens. Check-in is completely self-serve — your site map and arrival instructions land in your inbox the day before.
Check-in 4:00 PMCheck-out 11:00 AM2-night minimumFree late checkout when you book direct
The farm difference
Your neighbors for the weekend.
The deck looks straight out over the pasture, so the animals are right there from your chair. Walk over for the daily feedings at 9:30am and 6:30pm — all guests welcome — and let the kids meet the Highland cattle, goats, pigs, a donkey, chickens and ducks. It's the part families remember long after the trip.
Meet the farm →
Good to know
Camper questions, answered.
Can't find it? Call or text (803) 974-8585 — a real person answers.
The camper sleeps up to 5 guests. It has a full bed in the main sleeping area and a triple bunk setup — a standard twin bottom bunk, an RV twin mid bunk, and an RV twin top bunk. The bunks are best suited to kids and teens.
Yes. The camper welcomes dogs. We ask that pets are kept leashed on the property and away from the farm animal areas to keep everyone safe and comfortable.
Yes — and it's fully stocked. The kitchen has an RV fridge and freezer, a propane stove and oven, a coffee maker, a toaster, and all the pots, pans, dishes, and utensils you need. Just bring your groceries.
Yes. The camper has a full private bathroom inside with a tankless water heater, so you get a real hot shower on demand — no waiting and no walk to the bathhouse.
No. All bed linens are provided and the beds are made up and ready when you arrive. Towels are provided too.
Yes. The camper has its own outdoor deck strung with string lights and a direct farm view, plus a private fire ring with chairs and a private picnic table. Your outdoor space is yours — not shared with other guests.
The deck looks straight out over the farm pasture. You may see Highland cattle, goats, and other farm animals from your chair. It's one of the things guests mention most about the stay.
Rates start at $150/night, with a 2-night minimum stay. Weeklong stays get 10% off automatically. Book direct for our best rate guarantee and complimentary late checkout.
Yes. Complimentary Starlink WiFi is available for all guests, and cell service is strong on property.
Completely self-serve. The day before you arrive, you'll get an email with your site map and step-by-step arrival instructions. The camper will be set up and ready when you pull in — no office stop required.
From our families
Room for the crew, a farm out the door.
We had a wonderful stay; my kids cried when we left. The owners are incredibly kind and accommodating, and the property is beautiful and well-kept.
No matter what you're looking for in a campground, Outside Inn has it. Clair and Chris were the best hosts and our kids had a blast. Beware — a stay here may spark your farmer dreams!
Camping under a dark sky, farm animals to pet and feed, trails maintained daily, brand-new air-conditioned bathhouses. This is a must stay for families.
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Book direct
One unit, one family at a time.
The Homesteader books up fast on spring and fall weekends — lock in your dates early. Best rate guaranteed when you book direct, plus free late checkout and 10% off weeklong stays.
Book the camperSleeps 5 · full kitchen · hot shower · pet-friendly · from $150/night · 2-night minimum