Spartanburg

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Closest to Spartanburg Expo Center. Free High Speed Internet connections. Free Continental Breakfast 6am-9am, 1 king or 2 queen beds in a room. Outdoor pool, 24 hour desk, restaurants nearby. Pets accepted with fees. Read More

Landrum

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It wasn’t until 1880 after the railroad was extended from Spartanburg that the Town of Landrum was officially founded. The city is named after John Landrum who gave the railroad land in 1877 to construct a station. Situated just west of Interstate 26... Read More

Inman

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Lake William C Bowen is a 1,600 acre man-made lake operated by Spartanburg Water Works. It is formed from the Pacolet River and is visable from I-26. Public access is through a public boat ramp and fishing pier. Read More

Spartanburg

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Famous for burgers, barbeque, chili, and their own brand of tea (they serve more tea than any other U.S. restaurant), the Beacon has been an Upstate institution for almost 60 years, serving over 1 million people a year. The Beacon serves food with a... Read More

Gramling

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All meats are seasoned and slow-smoked over hickory wood burning at the restaurant daily. Dickey's serves up beef brisket, pulled pork, ham, polish sausage, turkey breast and chicken, with an extensive array of home-style sides from jalapeño beans to... Read More

Spartanburg

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Dickens of a Christmas is a community tradition that signals the start of the Christmas season. The event is traditionally held on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving. tarting with horse-drawn carriage rides around Richardson Park, there is a progression... Read More