Housed in a restored c. 1840s farmhouse, the center offers exhibits that interpret the heritage corridor, the region, local themes and attractions. The history, culture and natural resources of Region II also are highlighted in the center and through special events and programming. The center provides information on restaurants, lodging, travel, tours and customized itineraries.
Handicap accessible day use area, and fishing pier. Picnic area has tables grills, and group shelter. Bath house with flush toilets and showers. Camp sites have fire ring, table, no electricity. Self serve pay station - $3 parking, $7
Edgefield, SC Other AttractionsThis challenging course has water hazards that come into play on seven holes. The toughest hole, #9, is a 483-yard, par 5, requiring a tee shot past a 45
Edgefield, SC Golf CoursesHoused in a restored c. 1840
Edgefield, SC Other AttractionsLow weekly rates; All rooms have microwaves and small refrigerators. Coffee pots, hair dryers and clock in each room....
Early in this century, Abbeville was a center of activity for western South Carolina. Many "road companies" toured from New Y...
Centrally located on the campus of Erskine College, the modern 14,000-square foot Bowie Arts Center is a museum and art galle...
Open year round with fruits, vegetables, jams, flea market items, ciders, gourds, bird baths & lawn ornaments....