Are you looking for a home in a neighborhood with a pool in Greenville? If you’re shopping for a home and looking at neighborhoods that offer pools as part of their amenities, you’ve come to the right places. We’re listing where to find pools in Greenville below.
Have you been thinking about checking out Campbell’s Covered Bridge? This bridge is the last remaining covered bridge in South Carolina. At this Greenville County property you can explore the bridge, enjoy a picnic by the creek and even get in a short hike.
One of Spartanburg’s lesser known parks, is also one of its best. Tucked away in the historic neighborhood of Converse Heights, Happy Hollow Park spans one block at the corners of S. Fairview and Glendalyn Avenue. Small and secure, Happy Hollow Park provides a safe and shady place for children of all ages to play.
Are you curious about CSA programs in the Greenville area? In this article, you will learn how CSA farms work and we you should join a CSA program in Greenville. Plus, we are telling you where to find CSA farms near Greenville.
Thinking about getting that kite out? The sun is shining, flowers are blooming, breezes are blowing, and the children are begging to get back outside. Its finally springtime in Greenville and conditions are becoming ideal for long weekends at beautiful parks, backyard cookouts and most importantly: flying kites!
Have you visited EdVenture Children’s Museum in Columbia, South Carolina? This museum is the perfect combination of hands-on play and educational fun for your family! Keep reading as we will share all the tips and info you’ll need to make your trip perfect!
My family enjoys visiting Lake Conestee Nature Preserve not just because of its wonderful play areas but for its easy trails that are teeming with wildlife. I didn’t realize until recently that Lake Conestee Nature Preserve is an Upstate, SC birds watcher paradise with almost 200 different species of birds.
With spring break around the corner, Kidding Around Greenville gives you a list of fun day trips not too far from home. To make room for some unpredictable weather, we have separated the list of spring day trips into two main categories: indoor and outdoor. To help in your trip planning, we have also listed a summary of driving times in the end. Before going, just be mindful of operation hours. Lastly, don’t forget to take photos and tag us on social media! For more Day Trip ideas see our Day Trips Near Greenville page.
Clemson’s South Carolina Botanical Garden is a perfect destination for spring day trips.
Wondering where you can get a family pool membership this summer in Greenville, SC? We’ve done the work for you! Here’s a list of local pools that sell memberships each year, along with the hours and amenities they offer.
