McBee

Midlands

The endangered red-cockaded woodpecker is among the many animals and plants found on this 46,000-acre national wildlife refuge. An observation tower, a photography blind and several interpretive displays/nature study panels also are available here.... Read More

Pageland

Midlands

Built on rolling hills, this layout concludes with its signature hole, a 528-yard, par 5, which requires the golfer to carry a scenic lake with the second shot. Read More

Jefferson

Midlands

This facility offers sailplane rides and flight training to the public. Experience the joy of soaring with an introductory flight! The less daring can bring a picnic and enjoy the activity of sailplane launches and landings from the ground. This premier... Read More

Cheraw

Midlands

The last Anglican or "State" church built (c.1770) in South Carolina under King George III. The church was used by the Americans and the British during the Revolution and later by both Confederate and Union armies. There are soldiers from almost every... Read More

Cheraw

Midlands

"The Prettiest Town In Dixie," is located in the northeast section of South Carolina on the banks of the Great Pee Dee River. Named for the Cheraw Indianswhose main town was nearby, Cheraw began as a small trading post. In 1766, the Town Green became the... Read More

Pageland

Midlands

In 1906, Adolphus High Page brought the Chesterfield & Lancaster Railroad to the community. Two years later, on January 11, 1908, the town of Pageland (named in his honor) received its charter from the state. The town's population was a modest 157.... Read More