City of Seneca
The Upcountry & Lake Hartwell Country
Seneca’s historic downtown District includes the Episcopal Church of the Ascension, now headquarters of the Blue Ridge Arts council and Ram Cat Alley, a pedestrian-friendly block of one-of a kind shops, restaurants and festivals.
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Old Pickens Presbyterian Church
Salem
Mountains
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this church/meeting house is the only building still standing on the site where the town of Pickens Courthouse was established in 1828. The meeting house- style brick church was built between 1849 and... Read More
Fair Play Welcome Center
Fair Play
Mountains
Open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week, the Fair Play Welcome Center is strategically located on I-85 Northbound at Exit 1. This Welcome Center offers many great FREE services including: travel information; brochures on exciting destinations in... Read More
Ram Cat Alley
Seneca
Mountains
In the early 1900s, tons of alley cats used to gather outside of Fred Hopkin's Fish Market. Before long, there were so many cats the locals adopted the phrase "Ram Cat Alley." The fish market is long gone, but the name stuck. Now Ram Cat Alley has a... Read More
Maplecrest At Lake Jocassee
Salem
Mountains
Maplecrest at Lake Jocassee is a pet friendly vacation home located 1 mile from the only public access to Lake Jocassee. Comfortable accommodations for up to 8 guests on 2 wooded acres adjoining Devils Fork State Park. Four bedrooms 2 baths / full... Read More
Crooked Creek RV Park
West Union
Mountains
Located on Lake Keowee, park has pull-through sites, laundry, camp store, LP gas, swimming pool, snack bar, marina, cable TV, and wireless internet access. Read More
High Falls County Park
Seneca
Mountains
High Falls County Park is nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It serves as a gateway to a variety of recreational activities. This 44 acre park, established in 1971, is located on the beautiful waters of Lake Keowee. At High Falls,... Read More