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From hiking trails and nearby boating to vineyards and historical landmarks, there's something in this area for everyone to do. Sumter National Forest (part of our namesake), Lakes Murray and Greenwood, and the Saluda River are only a short drive away, so it's easy to spend the day hiking and drowning some worms. If you're a history buff, explore the local plantations, historic battlegrounds, and classic architecture of the Piedmont area. Need wine? No problem! Not only do we sell local South Carolina wines in our Camp Store, you can visit five wineries, all within an hour's drive of the campground. We're also between Columbia, Spartanburg, and Greenville, where you can pick and choose between charming boutiques, chic restaurants, and lots of museums. We really are your "Gateway to Adventure!"
Indoor Adventure Park - Arcade, trampolines, axe throwing, bowling, and so much more! Play during the day, and stay with us for a campfire and s'mores at night!
1500 West Main Street
Laurens, SC 29360
Located on 340 acres of Thornwell's campus in Clinton, South Carolina, LushAcres Farm is a working farm providing fresh specialty crops, meats, and family friendly festivals and markets throughout the year.
Open Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Call for more information or see the website for Harvest Schedule.
1875 W Maple St. Ext
Clinton, SC 29325
Learn about this pivotal Revolutionary War battle as you stroll along the park's two and a half mile-long nature trails. Be sure to stop at Horseshoe Falls.
398 State Park Road
Clinton, SC 29325
Like history? Like hiking?
Then this is a perfect day trip for you!
"Walk where battles were fought and heroes were forged" and learn a piece of lesser known history from the Revolutionary War.
No entrance fee. Pet Friendly.
The park is open from sunrise to sunset, but the Visitor's Center is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Check out their website for more information. Also, don't forget to visit the town itself.
Plus, Star Fort Pond (located on Highway 246 off of Kinard Road) is a great spot for fishing and birding from April - October.
1103 Highway 248
Ninety Six, SC 29666
Only an hour's drive from the campground, experience nature in a different way at this family-friendly, interactive zoo. Events are scheduled throughout the year, so there's always something new to see and do across its 170 acres! (Entrance fees give access to zoo and botanical garden, and it's open 363 days a year.)
Traveler's Tip: Check out their light show during the month of December!
500 Wildlife Parkway
Columbia, SC 29210
Every Saturday, from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., part of Columbia's Main Street transforms into this outdoor market place.
Rain or shine, explore the wares of over 150 South Carolinian vendors who will fuel your "Brain, Body + Belly."
1300 - 1600 Main Street
Columbia, SC 29201
Another way to enjoy nature, with a side of shopping and dining, is less than an hour's drive to the city of Greenville. Falls Park in the Historic West End of Greenville is a must-see for travelers who want to experience the Piedmont region of South Carolina. Greenville is a big city with small town charm, and this park is part of that feeling. It's a stunning space to walk, relax, and people-watch! As part of your day trip, take a Segway Tour through the park and city, visit Mast General Store, or play the "Mice on Main" Scavenger Hunt as your browse dozens of unique shops. The park is open every day of the year, and admission (and parking) are free!
(Did we mention it's dog-friendly?!)
601 South Main Street
Greenville, SC 29601
This local winery has a tasting room as well as being able to purchase wine by the bottle. In warmer months they provide wine slushies that change flavors weekly. A superb attraction if you need a little adult time. Located only 16 minutes away for when you want to make a quick trip.
1650 Dusty Road
Newberry, SD 29108
City Scape Winery was born overlooking the beautiful skyline of Greenville, South Carolina. When it came time to put down some roots, the winery followed the Reedy River down into the scenic countryside of lower Greenville County. All of the wines are handmade with love for the community and the incredible people that live in it.
-City Scape Winery
589 Dunklin Bridge Rd
Pelzer, SC 29669
Located on 6 acres of farmland on the cusp of Greenwood, the area's newest winery is a great stop for "a place of serenity and a glass of wine."
122 Old Mount Moriah Road
Greenwood, SC 29646
Lovely atmosphere, delicious wines, and a charming host. That's what you'll find at Mercer House Winery. Open on the weekends, this little gem is a great stop after you visit Lake Murray or on your way back to the campground from a daytrip to Columbia.
397 Walter Rawl Road
Lexington, SC 29072
Add some culture to your camping trip with a visit to this delightful and historic music venue. Located only 20 minutes away, it's an easy stop to add to any trip.
1201 McKibben Street
Newberry, SC 29108
Sumter National Forest is one way to be fully immersed in nature. There is something for everyone because it offers the chance to partake in many activities including; bicycling, fishing, hiking, horse riding, hunting, nature viewing, OHV riding, outdoor learning, picnicking, water activities, and other activities.
This local farm has a total of 5 locations now where you can go and pick from a variety of fresh fruit or homemade jams. The closest location is on I-26 at exit 22 in Spartanburg. This is the perfect mandatory stop to get the full South Carolina essence.
1980 Reidville Road
Spartanburg, SC 29301
A little touch of delicate to contrast all the nature you'll find on our campground. This quaint shop is only 20 minutes away down in Newberry.
1104 Caldwell St
Newberry, SC 29108
Haul your dirt bike or ATV over to the Enoree (that's "N-or-ee) Trail--just 7 miles away from the campground. Check out the website for more information, including fees, operation hours, and SC Riding laws. Be sure to call the hotline for trail and weather details. (FYI: Sorry, we only allow golf cart use in the campground.)
A family tradition for many is finding the perfect Christmas tree each season. Choose and cut your own tree at this lovely tree farm. Hurry and call ahead; they are only open for a few weeks every year!
20670 US Hwy 76
Newberry, SC 29108
The perfect place to get your Christmas tree, you can cut your own or select an already cut one. With multiple varieties to pick from they will have the tree for you. Located 45 minutes away it is a great way to get a local tree.
156 Cooley Bridge RD
Pelzer, SC 29669
Remember the days of the drive in? Want to share those memories with your kids? From February - October, you can!
Catch a double feature every Friday and Saturday Night, and don't forget to stop at the concession stand for dinner.
See the website for details, including which movies are showing.
Note: Due to storm damage, the Drive In will be closed for October 2024; they will reopen in February, 2025!
3109 Highway 25 South
Greenwood, SC 29646
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