Edgefield

Midlands

Built c. 1830, Magnolia Dale was the home of South Carolina Lt. Gov. James H. Tillman. It now serves as the headquarters for the Edgefield County Historical Society. The Strom Thurmond room contains memorabilia that traces the career of this former... Read More

Johnston

Midlands

Designated the "Peach Capital of the World" in 1983. The charm of the town is in its Victorian architecture and many antique shops. Read More

Edgefield

Midlands

Wildlife and green space with associated recreation opportunities such as hiking/biking trails, OHV trails, hunting/fishing, and camping at Fell, Lick Fork Lake, and Parsons Mountain developed sites. Peaceful getaway can be obtained in this 118,529-acre... Read More

Trenton

Midlands

An old-fashioned roadside stand with a homey feel. They offer strawberries, shelled beans, as well as bins of homegrown tomatoes, potatoes, and canned goods - but it's the peaches that keep the customers coming back. Open April through July. Read More

Trenton

Midlands

Open year round with fruits, vegetables, jams, flea market items, ciders, gourds, bird baths & lawn ornaments. Read More

Edgefield

Midlands

The Little River Blueway Outdoor Recreation Area is located within the Sumter National Forest at the convergence of Little River and Lake Thurmond in Northern McCormick County on the SC/GA border. The area offers 51 miles of scenic paddling trails,... Read More