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Moving and storage go hand in hand. Whether traveling across town or the country, moving is an exciting and fresh start. While Storage Rentals of America is here to help you with all your storage needs, we also want to help you get familiar with the area. That's why we put together this resource guide for Camden.

About Camden, SC.

With a population of 7,000, Camden, SC., is within Kershaw County and is the county seat. The population has grown by 2.9 percent since the 2010 Census Report. Joseph Kershaw founded the city, and the earliest plans started in 1774. Since then, the city has been the site of the Battle of Camden, two Revolutionary wars, and the Battle of Hobkirk Hill.

The climate is humid and hot, with the most comfortable months being April, May, and October. July and August during the summertime are the most challenging months to get by with all the heat waves. The humidity makes the summers feel hotter with the heat indexes, and the Winter feels colder with the wind chills. Winter months are cold and humid due to being next to the Atlantic Ocean. Residents rate the climate in Camden, SC. 7.5 out of ten.

What to do in Camden, SC.

The history is the most fascinating thing that brings tourists to visit. Camden, SC., is rich in culture and stories that date back to the birth of America and its founding fathers. Below are the attractions and fun stuff that continue to fascinate and bring people back to visit.

• State Parks and Historic Sites: The Goodale State Park, The Battle of Camden Historic Site, Quaker Cemetary, Mulberry Plantation, Camden Revolutionary War Site, Old Presbyterian Buring Ground
• Museums: Camden Archives and Museum is the only one listed.
• Entertainment for the Family: Camden Carriage Company, Pony Gang Equestrian Services, Springdale Race Course
• Bars and Nightclubs: Camden Wing Shack is the only bar listed.
• Travel: Amtrak train runs through the city to bring tourists to and from their locations.
• Shopping: Heritage Antique Mall and Cafe, Rutledge Exchange Antique Shop, Menagerie Antiques, Antiques & Fine Consignment of Camden, Camden Antique Market, Antique Barn Mall, AAA Pickers, Kershaw County Farmers Market, Books on Broad and Coffee
• Events: The Carolina Cup, Irish Fest, Revolutionary War Field Days (Reenactments)

Working in Camden, SC.

The job growth rate is negative, with an unemployment rate of 4.5%. On a positive note, the unemployment rate is lower than the rest of the country, at 6.0%.

Due to the pandemic over the last year, Camden saw a decrease of 0.1% in the job market. The projected growth over the next decade is 28.6 percent. It is still good news since the rest of the country only has a projected growth rate of 33.5 percent. It shows the city will hold its own through the rough times.

The top three industries in Camden are education, health care and social services, and construction.

Camden, SC. Neighborhoods

Both upper and lower-class people are found throughout the neighborhoods of Camden. Different types of people are around every corner, but everyone is down to earth and friendly for the most part. Three of the neighborhoods that are highly accommodated in the area are as follows:

1. East Camden: This neighborhood has friendly neighbors with much-appreciated quiet and peaceful settings. The neighborhood is well-kept and clean. Median prices for homes in the area are $108,000.
2. Knights Hill: People find it is friendly in this neighborhood. Well-kept properties with beautiful landscapes are the most outstanding features. People love to go hiking and go for walks. The median price for homes in this area is $83,100.
3. Dusty Blend: The neighborhood is filled with down-to-earth, friendly people, and it is noted for being safe. The median price for homes in this neighborhood is $223,676.

Camden, SC. School District

Camden has ten schools total, with 7 public and three private schools. The Camden School District spends $9,782 per child. The ratio of student to teacher is 16.1. It makes it easier for the students when the numbers are less than 20.1. Every child needs the proper attention because everyone can fall behind at any moment. The ratio of students per librarian is 437.1, and the student per counselor is 362.1.

Moving to Camden, SC.

The City of Camden handles all the water and sewage hookups. Go to the link on the city's website of "Public Works and Utilities," which can give all the contact information needed. The City of Camden has its own electric company, so everything is convenient with all the hookups. No outside companies come in to handle utilities. Everything is kept in-house. The residents love it because all the payments can be made on one website with different links that are easy to spot. Paying in person is all at the City Hall.

Any information needed to deal with the parks and entertainment or any upcoming events, get with The Parks and Recreation Department. That is the way to go for any questions or assistance with planning. The City of Camden handles all surrounding cities to learn about Bishopsville, Cassatt, and others.

Cassatt, SC. Housing

The median income for households in Cassatt is $47,962, with median home prices at $108,300. The cost of living is a plus as the city grows. It is 17.9% lower than the national average.