Santee
Known for its golf and fishing experiences, Santee’s natural beauty and abundant wildlife make it an ideal destination for nature lovers.
Santee
Known for its golf and fishing experiences, Santee’s natural beauty and abundant wildlife make it an ideal destination for nature lovers.
Sitting on the south shore of Lake Marion, the largest freshwater lake in South Carolina, Santee is one of the most popular fishing destinations in the state.
From hiking and birding to boating and fishing, outdoor recreational opportunities abound in Santee.

Lodging in Santee
Whether you prefer to overlook the fairways of Lake Marion Golf Course or rent a cabin on the lake, Santee has plenty of comfortable places to stay.
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Dining in Santee
From South Carolina barbecue to traditional Mexican dishes and Italian cuisine, Santee is sure to satisfy your cravings.
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Hidden Gems in Santee
From paddling through the bald cypress trees in Lake Marion to exploring the region’s rich history at Old Santee Canal Park, there are many hidden gems to discover in Santee.
Read MoreRecreation in Santee
With so many outdoor activities at your fingertips, its easy to fill your itinerary with fishing, birding, hiking and golfing.
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Santee National Golf Club
Designed by Porter Gibson and built in 1989, this 18-hole championship course features 40 bunkers and five water hazards.
Read MoreWeekends at Santee State Park
From boat tours around South Carolina's largest lake to fishing just a few feet from your front door, Santee State Park is an outdoor enthusiast's dream.
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Santee Indian Mound
Located in the Santee National Wildlife Refuge, the Santee Indian Mound dates back a thousand years to a native culture that flourished centuries before the founding of Charleston.
Read MoreFishing in Lake Marion and Moultrie
South Carolina’s Lakes Marion and Moultrie are favorite fishing destinations for trophy-seeking anglers.
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Golf Santee's Three Courses
This trio of courses are within driving range of each other and offer different looks and strategies.
Read MoreFish at Santee State Park
Lake Marion is a popular fishing destination for largemouth bass, striped bass, bream and crappie.
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Birding at Santee National Wildlife Refuge
Each year avian visitors fly into the preserve to enjoy its 13,000 acres of mixed hardwood and pine forests, freshwater marshes, forested wetlands and open water.
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Old Santee Canal Park
Use the trails and boardwalks in Old Santee Canal Park to explore the beautiful cypress swamp along Biggin Creek.
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Wright's Bluff Nature Trail
This easy, one-mile loop offers visitors opportunities to spy wild turkeys, white-tailed deer, reptiles and songbirds.
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