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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.
The largest city and county seat of South Carolina's Kershaw County, Camden is a historic city with a bright future. It's famous for being the home of the Carolina Cup horse race, which has earned Camden the nickname, “Steeplechase Capital of the World.”
Camden also has a vibrant downtown district with a growing number of restaurants and small businesses. A relatively small city of around 7,200 people, Camden has an atmosphere much like a small town. It is also considered South Carolina's oldest inland city, founded in 1786.
What to do in Camden, SC
Whether you're in the mood to watch a horse race, see some live music or browse all the interesting shops in Camden's Arts and Antiques District, there's much to do and experience in Camden, SC. These are just a few of the area's most popular attractions and events:
- Spend a Day at the Races: The Carolina Cup remains Camden's most famous event. Thousands come here every year to witness the race at Springdale Race Course or learn more about its history at the National Steeplechase Museum.
- Immerse Yourself in Local History: Camden's history dates back to colonial times, and you can experience it firsthand at the Camden Battlefield and the Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site.
- Go Antiquing: Camden has a reputation as one of the best places in South Carolina to shop vintage. You never know what you'll find at places like the Camden Antiques Market and Menagerie Antiques.
- Get the Blues: Every year, the Carolina Downhome Blues Festival brings live music and excitement to Camden, including performances by national stars and local legends playing everything from high-energy blues-rock to authentic Low Country blues.
Working in Camden, SC
You'll find a diverse job market in Camden and Kershaw County. The area offers an eclectic mix of white and blue-collar occupations, with many jobs related to sales, management, office and administrative support, and education. Many people also work in manufacturing, production, and agriculture.
Some of the largest employers in Kershaw County include the Kershaw County School District, Kershaw Health, and the Kershaw County Government. Others include UTI Integrated Logistics, Hengst of North America, and Prestage Farms.
Camden, SC Neighborhoods
Despite being small, Camden has several distinct neighborhoods. Each is unique, but they exemplify the hospitality and Southern charm that make Camden special. Some of the most popular areas to live in Camden include:
- Dusty Bend / Kirkland: This area of Camden has some of the city's highest home values, with a median price of $223,600. Many homes here are old and well-established, including several large single-family homes. The Camden Country Club is located in this neighborhood.
- Camden City Center: Centered around the intersection of DeKalb Street and Broad Street, this neighborhood includes Camden's vibrant downtown with its numerous shops and eateries, along with the surrounding residential areas. The median home value in the City Center is $143,800.
- Arrowwood / White Gardens: Located just east of the Camden City Center, the Arrowwood / White Gardens area includes a wide variety of medium-sized homes, including many that are newer than elsewhere in the city. The median home price is $132,000, and this neighborhood has a suburban vibe with abundant shopping and dining options.
Camden, SC School District
Camden is part of the Kershaw County School District, encompassing 21 schools throughout the county, including Camden Elementary School, Camden Middle School, and Camden High School. Parents can also choose from several private schools in Camden—most with various religious affiliations—including Cornerstone Christian School and The Montessori School of Camden.
Camden is also home to the Camden Military Academy and the Central Carolina Technical College's Kershaw County Campus. The city of Columbia, about 40 minutes from Camden, is known as a hub for higher education thanks to the University of South Carolina and Columbia College.
Moving to Camden, SC Resource Guide
While Camden is, without a doubt, a welcoming community, it's always good to have a little extra help while getting settled in a new home. Kershaw County Parks & Recreation is a good place to find out about local parks and events, and the county also offers some fun maps to help you get the lay of the land. The official City of Camden website also provides a variety of resources for new and prospective residents.
Camden, SC Housing
The overall cost of living in Camden is lower than the U.S. average and more or less on par with South Carolina. The median home value is about $197,000. A significant majority of the homes in Camden are owner occupied—62%, compared to just 37% renter occupied—and the average rental rate in Camden is $840 per month.