Camden

Midlands

Spend a few peaceful hours where the British spent a rough year. After the siege of Charleston in May 1780, Lord Charles Cornwallis and 2,500 British soldiers marched to Camden and set up their main Backcountry supply post. For the next 11 months the... Read More

Camden

Midlands

This upscale antiques market represents 30 dealers in a climate-controlled location in the heart of Camden's antique district. Located on Hwy. 521 in downtown Camden. Read More

Camden

Midlands

This restored house (c. 1812) was built by Bonds Conway, believed to be the first African-American in Camden to purchase his freedom and that of his family. An accomplished architect and father of 11 children, he died at the age of 80 in 1843. The... Read More

Camden

Midlands

Camden's finest hotel, offering 66 uniquely designed rooms. Suites include microwaves, refrigerators, CD stereo systems, and some have spas. 32 inch flat screen TV's and free hot breakfast. Convenient to I-20, the historic district, antique shopping and... Read More

Boykin

Midlands

Historic Boykin is an off-the-beaten path of a gem which sits a few miles south of Camden in the Midlands. At the 19th-century Boykin Mill Pond agricultural community, visit a restored working grist mill, watch as brooms are handmade on 100-year-old... Read More

Camden

Midlands

Come for a unique and relaxing tour of historic Camden. A team of magnificent horses will take you along streets shaded by beautiful, old oak trees. Your guide will share the history and local lore of historic homes, including the impressive Bloomsbury... Read More