Under 30 minutes from Greenville, SC is the Anderson Jockey Lot where one person’s trash is another person’s treasure. Shopping is an adventure here and we went to take on that adventure and tell you about it.
The huge Unity Park will open to the public on May 19, 2022 and it is gorgeous. Families will love the wide-open spaces, playgrounds, shelters, paved trails, and of course, the splash pad.
One of my favorite places to celebrate the outdoors with my kiddos is high atop the Blue Ridge Mountains at Mt Pisgah Campground. The campground is right off the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway (near Canton, NC), and while individual sites are mostly wooded and tucked away, the entire area boasts breathtaking panoramic views of rolling green-blue mountains from horizon to horizon. Picturesque sunrises, sunsets, hikes, picnics, drives, you name it, it all comes with an incredible view.
Here are a few places in the Upstate and Western North Carolina where you can hunt for gorgeous quartz, rubies, emeralds, and maybe even a sapphire!
Have you been to Southern Growl in Greer and tried their beautiful food? It’s weird to see food described as beautiful, we know. Don’t worry, it’s delicious, too. However, not mentioning the way the food looks at this locally owned brewery, would be a crime. The Southern Growl has grown from a little craft brew shop tucked away in a strip mall, to a stand alone force to be reckoned with in the Upstate. Not just for their craft brews, but with their weekly menu specials.
Are you looking for the perfect beach to escape to this summer? We’ve got a list including three of the top beaches in the country, plus day trip locations, and ones a bit further away.
Planning your summer in Greenville? As the weather heats up our thoughts turn to summer. Summer time in Greenville, SC is full of swimming holes to discover, day trips to enjoy, ice cream cones, waterslides and outdoor events.
Discover SC State Parks. Here’s everything you need to know to plan your visit to the state parks near Greenville, SC and across the state.
With summer heat on the rise, it’s helpful to know where parents can take kids to cool off. Fortunately, there are several pools, waterparks, and splashpads in or near Greenville. Contributor Lindy Wilson shares all of the public waterparks, lakes, and splash pads so that you know where to cool off on these hot summer days.
Want to go tubing down a river really close to Greenville, SC? Try Saluda River tubing with the Saluda Outdoor River Company!
