South Carolina Equine Park
South Carolina Equine Park
South Carolina Equine Park
The South Carolina Equine Park in Camden South Carolina is a sate-of-the-art horse show facility. The 60-acre center can accommodate a full range of activities, breeds, and users such as hunter/jumpers, quarter horses, paint horses, dressage, ranch horse shows, breed shows, and youth events. The Park offers 9 barns with 288 stalls. All barns have been rehabilitated and feature new footing and mats in each stall. There are three show rings and two covered arenas with world-class footing. The facility is phase one of the Equine Park. The South Carolina Equine Promotion Foundation aims to eventually acquire additional land, expand the stabling and build an enclosed all weather show pavilion. Our most recent addition is a state-of-the-art second covered arena. Our web site lists all upcoming events and the public is invited at no charge unless the event is ticketed. Visit our website to learn more about this 501c3 non-profit association and its $4+ million dollar annual economic impact on the area.
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