Content: See & Do
Category: Attraction
Greater Clover Chamber Of Commerce
Phone: (803) 222-3312
City: Clover
Region: Midlands
Visit Website
Greater Clover Chamber Of Commerce
If you are looking for leisure and fun, Clover is next door to the Blue Ridge Mountains as well as the Carolina beaches. Located 30 miles from Charlotte, the Greater Clover area is among the fastest growing areas in South Carolina. Clover is far enough so that you don't have to live in the big city atmosphere, but close enough to commute to work. Plan your trip around our annual Scottish Games and Scotch-Irish Festival where there is an athletic competition, pipe and drum exhibitions, Irish dancing, Celtic music, Border Collies, Celtic merchandise, local vendors and children's activities.
Info & Amenities
You might also like:
Windy Hill Orchard is a family owned and operated boutique apple orchard and Hard Cider producer located in the upstate of South Carolina. Open Seasonally, March through May and again from Mid August until Christmas, we offer visitors Award Winning Hard...
Without a doubt, the best known, most photographed water tank in the USA. It is painted to match the kind of peaches grown in Cherokee County using 20 colors and 50 gallons of paint.
Continental breakfast, coin-operated laundry, fitness center, outdoor pool, 3200 sqft meeting and banquet space. Property is convenient to Carowinds and Cherry Park Athletic Facility. Wireless Internet. Lounge on premises.
This congregation was organized in 1872. The original wooden building can still be seen in the central part of the nave, the chancel and the sanctuary. The structure was enlarged in 1908 and 1965 and the new parish hall, offices and educational wing were...
U-pick or already picked home grown peaches and nectarines available. In addition, in-season vegetables, full-service ice cream parlor and a wide selection of jellies. In the fall, come pick out a pumpkin and some apples and enjoy a stroll through a...
Modern with a twist, this unique hotel provides upscale accommodations while pulling through the farm and textile history of Fort Mill
