The area around the Santee Reservoir is full of beauty, both natural and man-made. You can explore it first hand by walking along one of the hiking trails nearby.
The two lakes surrounding Blacks Camp are rife with fishing opportunities. Learn where you can rent boats, what fish are in the lake, and what fishing resources are nearby.
While waiting for the fish to bite can be fun, it's sometimes more fulfilling to wander the forest and see what's out there. Take a gander at some of the five-star hiking trails near the lakes.
By far the longest contiguous hiking trail in the area, the Palmetto Trail is perfect for horseback riding or backpacking. Here's what you need to know about it.
Discover the vast variety of aviating animals that South Carolina houses. The Audubon society has provided a refuge for many species of birds that you can visit after you're done fishing.
Santee State Park lies next to Lake Marion, and offers yet another premium fishing location. Discover what's here to fish, how much tickets cost, and what other highlights you'll find at the park.
Museums and history will give you a peek at the local culture. Whether you like American history, religious history, or art history, there's something for you to discover.
For South Carolinians, the Palmetto Trail isn’t only a challenging hike with beautiful scenery, its a point of state pride. The trail allows hikers and bike riders to discover what sets our state apart.
Located on the shore of the largest lake in the state, Santee State Park is a well known haven for outdoor enthusiasts. From fishing to hiking, you’ll soon discover the host of possible activities that make this park a premier destination to visit Lake Marion.
Blacks Camp: Founded for family retreats and fishing. Evolving services, dedicated to fun fishing experiences. Services and amenities enhance fishing trips.
Visit a local farm and meet all sorts of barn animals. Crosswind is a fun place to bring your youngins, as they can visit the petting zoo, ride ponies, and learn about the creatures here.