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Category: Food & Drink
Old McDonald Fish Camp
Phone: (803) 279-3305
City: North Augusta
Region: Midlands
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Old McDonald Fish Camp
Open since 1977, Old McDonald Fish Camp in North Augusta, SC, offers all-you-care-to-eat farm-raised catfish. Old McDonald's is famous for its all-you-can-eat grits and hush puppies bar. They serve deviled crabs, oysters, scallops, perch and flounder. You can even order frog legs and fried gator!
Diners can enjoy a beautiful pond view from the inside country setting. The children will get a kick out of feeding our farm animals like goats, chickens, peacocks, fish and goats.
We're just minutes from I-20. Y'all come!
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