Carolina Foothills Heritage Fair
The Upcountry & Lake Hartwell Country
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Lunney House Museum
Seneca
Mountains
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this California style bungalow was built in 1909 by Dr. & Mrs. W.J. Lunney and occupied continuously by the Lunney family until 1969. Its distinctive Arts and Crafts architecture extends to include a... Read More
South Cove County Park
Seneca
Mountains
Campsites on lake; Building to rent daily for events; picnic shelter to rent; picnic areas; boat ramps; tennis courts. Open year round. Read More
City of Walhalla
Walhalla
Mountains
Known as a gateway to the Blue Ridge Mountains, the town of Walhalla is situated in the northwestern section of the state. Founded in 1850 by German immigrants, the name Walhalla, came from the Norse mythology which means “The Garden of the Gods". Soon... Read More
Blue Hole Falls
Walhalla
Mountains
Blue Hole Falls is a 75-foot cascade on Cedar Creek that falls into the blue pool for which it is named. A moderate hike on a poorly defined path leads you the falls. Be careful: the sides of the pool are steep, and the path is very narrow. Read More
Crooked Creek RV Park
West Union
Mountains
Located on Lake Keowee, park has pull-through sites, laundry, camp store, LP gas, swimming pool, snack bar, marina, cable TV, and wireless internet access. Read More
Carolina Foothills Heritage Fair
Westminster
Mountains
There's something for everyone at the Carolina Foothills Heritage Fair! Here's a sampling: Ag simulator, craft vendors, cotton candy, funnel cakes, livestock displays, wagon rides, hay maze, heritage vendors, antique tractors, lumberjack show, Miss... Read More