Chau Ram County Park
The Upcountry & Lake Hartwell Country
Chau Ram County Park is located west of Westminster, SC, on 400 acres running along the Chauga River. Ramsey Creek Falls is a beautiful 30-foot cascading falls in the center of the park. There are five other falls located on the Chauga River which are accessible by crossing the 175-foot pedestrian suspension bridge over the Chauga River and following the hiking trails. The campground has 27 sites with water and power on each site, shower house, playground for the kids, three picnic shelters, two gazebos, and a large recreation building which is used for weddings, family reunions and church gatherings.
Pets allowed!
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