Information

Rules and regulations are posted throughout the park. In case of emergency, call 911.

Pets must be a leash no longer than 6 feet all times. Owners will be asked to remove noisy or dangerous pets or pets that threaten or harass wildlife. Please clean up after your pet.

Admission:

Admission : $2 adults; $1.25 SC seniors; age 15 & younger free

Hours of Operation:

Standard Time Hours : 7am- 6pm, daily; extended to 8pm on Fri; Daylight Savings Time Hours: 7am -9pm, daily

Office Hours : 11am -noon & 4-5pm, daily

Park office: 864-585-1283 

Note:

Not all trails are represented on this map. Trails not on this map are closed to the public.

There is a margin of error of approximately 3 meters when using GPS. Please take in to consideration this margin of error when viewing trail placement and your GPS position.

Things To Do in the Park:

• Hiking-all trails are open to hikers.
• Horseback Riding-dedicated trails for riders. Horse stalls are available for campers and a Show Ring is available for rent.
• Mountain Biking-the longest trail in the Park is dedicated for bikers. From novice to professional, you’ll find a challenge at the Park.
• Childrens Playground
• Fishing-available on two lakes. Canoes, kayaks, jon boats along with life jackets and paddles available for rent.
• Camping-primitive and full-hook sites available.  All sites have power, water, fire ring, grill and picnic tables.
• Picnic Shelters-available for rent.  All have water/restrooms nearby.
• Geocaching-several caches are located within the Park.
• Shooting Range-bring your own equipment and enjoy shooting skeet, pistols, rifles and archery.

Photos of trails and Points of Interest by Ned Barrett, Ian Curcio and park staff.