RESTAURANTS
LOCAL TIP
The geology museum was very interesting. The kids really enjoyed this. Lots of history in the Hanover house wished the Hunt cabin had been open.”
– Kathy B.
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
VOTER REGISTRATION
SC Election Commission www.scvotes.org
EMERGENCY
Dial 9-1-1
American Association of Poison Control Centers
Call 800-222-1222
LAW ENFORCEMENT
Anderson Police Department
401 S. Main St., Anderson, SC 864-231-2277
Clemson Police Department 1198 Tiger Blvd., Clemson, SC 864-624-2000
Easley Police Department
220 NW Main St., Easley, SC 864-859-4025
Seneca Police Department
205 N. Depot St., Seneca, SC 864-885-2718
TRANSPORTATION
Cat Bus (Free fare)
200 West Ln., Clemson, SC 29631 www.catbus.com 864-654-2287
Electric City Transit (Free fare)
401 S. Main St., Anderson, SC 29624 www.cityofandersonsc.com/transit 864-231-2223
Medicaid Transportation Pickens County: 866-831-4130
Seniors Unlimited Pickens County: 864-843-2275
COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENTS
Anderson County Public Health 20 McGee Rd., Anderson, SC 864-260-4358
Oconee County Public Health 609 N. Townville St., Seneca, SC 864-882-2245
Pickens County Public Health 200 McDaniel Ave., Pickens, SC 864-898-5965
In the tri-county area, over the course of the year, the temperatures typically vary from 35 degrees to 90 degrees and is rarely below 23 degrees or above 97 degrees.
MENTAL HEALTH
Anderson-Oconee-Pickens Mental Health 200 McGee Rd., Anderson, SC 29625 www.aopmentalhealth.org
Anderson County: 864-260-2220
Oconee County: 864-885-0157
Pickens County: 864-878-6830
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Anderson-Oconee Behavioral Health 226 McGee Rd., Anderson, SC 29625 864-260-4168 (Anderson) 691 South Oak St., Seneca, SC 29678 864-882-7563 (Oconee) www.aobhs.org
Alcoholics Anonymous 864-233-6454
Narcotics Anonymous 800-922-5305
Photo by Ashley Hallback, Low Key Productions, LLC
RIBU CONT TORS
ROBERT SMITH is the Co-Publisher of BeLocal TriCounty Upstate. Robert is also the Co-Publisher of several other exclusive magazines: Stroll the Cliffs Communities, Stroll Clemson, Upstate Real Producers, Columbia Real Producers, and BeLocal Lincoln. Native of St. George, SC, Robert played football at Clemson University where he also received his degree in Health Science. After a stint in the pros, Robert returned back to the Upstate of South Carolina where he now has resided for 7 years. Robert.Smith@n2co.com (843) 560-6278
SIERRA SMITH is the Co-Publisher of BeLocal TriCounty Upstate. Sierra is also the Co-Publisher of several other exclusive magazines: Stroll the Cliffs Communities, Stroll Clemson, Upstate Real Producers, Columbia Real Producers, and BeLocal Lincoln. Sierra is a Nebraska native and recently moved to the Upstate early 2023. Sierra graduated from the University of Nebraska Lincoln as a Chancellor’s Scholar. While there, she competed on UNL’s Equestrian team, winning a National Championship title her junior year. Sierra is new to the Tri-County area, but has loved learning about the local community.
Sierra.Nelson@n2co.com (402) 560-4555
AMY PORTER was born and raised in the mountains of Enka Candler, NC. She has been a resident of SC since 1986. Amy now lives in Pendleton, SC with her husband (Michael Porter), 5 children, and 11 grandchildren. Amy is the Director of Content for all of Robert & Sierra’s publications, but her passion is taking photos. She is the owner of Porters Portraits & have found a love in capturing special moments that we all want to remember!
PP’s Photography Portersportraits.pps@ gmail.com (864) 356-1443
WELCOME TO THE
TRI-COUNTY AREA
Whether you’ve moved across the town or from another city or state, settling into a new area can be both exciting and overwhelming. Within the first few months, you will likely be establishing new routines, getting to know local hotspots, looking for local professionals and influencers, and exploring your new community’s vast resources. With so many nuances and so much on your plate from this new change in your life, it can be daunting to think about everything you need to do to get used to your new surroundings.
Enter BeLocal Tri-County. In your hands, you hold the best of the best everything Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens County has to offer. From dining and shopping to family outings and attractions, this is your locals’ guide to what you need to know and what you want to know about tri-county area you now call home – and with so much to offer, you’re going to need a guide to truly understand the tri-county vast resources, from current residents’ point of view.
(Anderson, Oconee and Pickens County)
FUN FACT
A popular legend says that Six Mile was named by the Indian maiden, Issaqueena, who rode her horse on a journey of 96 miles to warn her lover, an English trader named Francis Allen, of a coming Cherokee attack on the fort where he was staying called star fort.
Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens counties are one of the fastest-growing areas in the Southeast, and it isn’t slowing down by any stretch. With over 220 days of sunshine with community-oriented driven downtown areas and beautiful scenic outdoor adventures, enjoying the tri-county area is easy. Take a trip to one of many gorgeous waterfalls and hiking trails, and have lunch off the lake of various lakeside restaurants. Partake in many festivals or colligate venues
offered in various downtowns across the counties, or just scroll down various main streets, and enjoy the many great shops, galleries, and eateries. Don’t forget to take a moment in the late afternoons and watch the beautiful sunsets across the tri-county area.
BeLocal Tri-County gives you the best of the best in Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens counties, written by the residents who are experts at their crafts and influencers in their fields. Learn about hidden gems and insiders’ tips; indulge in the best parks and dining experiences; discover trips to take with the kids, or places to get away from it all; and become versed in top shopping excursions.
So, sit back, relax, and enjoy your new home in the tricounty area of the upstate of South Carolina!
ROBERT R. SMITH Publisher robert.smith@belocalpub.com
ROLL ON! GET YOUR
There are four SCDMV offices servicing Anderson, Oconee and Pickens County. Find out which services are offered at each location, along with wait times, at the SCDMV website: www.scdmvonline.com/Locations
Seneca 13009 South Radio Station Rd. Seneca, SC 29678, 864-882-8698
Pickens
2133 Gentry Memorial Hwy. Pickens, SC 29671, 864-878-1396
Anderson
331 29 Bypass N. Anderson, SC 29621, 864-260-2205
Belton
123 O’Neal St. Belton, SC 29627, 864-338-5114
HOW TO GET A DRIVER’S LICENSE
If you have a valid driver’s license or identification card from another state and permanently move to South Carolina, you must apply for an SC license or ID. You must turn in your outof-state license or ID when you get one in this state.
You must visit an SCDMV branch and bring all of the following types of documents that prove your identity:
• Proof of identity, U.S. citizenship, and date of birth (government-issued birth certificate or valid U.S. passport)
• Proof of Social Security Number
• Two proofs of current, physical SC address
• Proof of legal name change, if applicable
The United States Citizens’ Checklist (SCDMV Form MV-93) and International Customers’ Checklist (SCDMV Form MV-94) have a complete list of accepted documents for each category above.
In addition to the required documentation, you must take a vision
test at the SCDMV and pay all applicable fees. Currently, an eight-year driver’s license is $25.
HOW TO TITLE AND REGISTER A VEHICLE
If you move to South Carolina, you have 45 days to transfer your vehicle registration to this state. Before you transfer your title and registration, you must pay any property taxes with your county treasurer.
You cannot receive your new title in the mail until your out-of-state title is cleared through the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System. Once cleared, your new SC title will be mailed to your SC address. You will receive your new registration before this check is complete.
Here Are Some Cool Facts About the Three Counties in the
TRI-COUNTY AREA!
PICKENS COUNTY
Population: 119,224
Median Age: 36.2
Educational Attainment: Percent high school graduate or higher: 84.7 percent
Median Household Income: 45,332
Total housing units: 52,957
Number of Companies: 8,997
Located in South Carolina’s northwest corner, Pickens County is an area of lakes and mountains, including the state’s highest peak, Sassafras Mountain. In addition to manufacturing, Pickens
County’s economy relies on education, especially Clemson University. The college was founded in 1889 on the property that had been John C. Calhoun’s plantation and then was willed to the state by Calhoun’s son-in-law, Thomas G. Clemson. Tourists attracted to the county’s natural and historical resources, and a long list of attractions come from across the country. The climate, natural beauty, historic sites, and Clemson University all made tourism a vital part of Pickens County’s economy.
Best Counties for Outdoor Activities in South Carolina: Number one of 46 www.Niche.com
Bowman Field, Clemson University
ANDERSON COUNTY
Population: 187,126
Median Age: 40.5
Educational Attainment: Percent high-school graduate or higher: 84.4 percent
Median Household Income: 45,551
Total housing units: 86,796
Number of Companies: 15,115
Anderson is a growing city and will continue to prosper over the years. Industrial growth in Anderson has been among the highest in the nation. The people enjoy a bustling downtown, a striking number, and variety of restaurants, and world-class cultural venues. People recognize each other on the street, and there are dozens of leafy neighborhoods and a strong sense of community. Lake Hartwell, historic Pendleton, and the Anderson Jockey Lot and Farmers’ Market have become major tourist attractions, thanks in large measure to the access created by the 37 miles of Interstate 85 that cut through the county. Land values have soared, fine homes have been built, and recreation and tourism have added millions of dollars to the economy.
Best Counties for Families in South Carolina: Number nine of 46
OCONEE COUNTY
Population: 74,273
Median Age: 45.0
Educational Attainment: Percent high school graduate or higher: 84.1 percent
Median Household Income: 43,978
Total housing units: 39,753
Number of Companies: 5,580
The name Oconee derives from the Cherokees and has several interpretations, the most popular being “water eyes of the hills,” in reference to the area’s many waterfalls and streams. There are 18 waterfalls in the county,
by far the most in the state. The Chattooga and Chauga Rivers provide rafting, kayaking, and fishing opportunities. Recreation has become a major asset to the county. In addition to the Sumter National Forest, there are four state parks (Oconee, Lake Hartwell, Keowee-Toxaway, and Devil’s Fork) and several county parks. Hunting is popular in the National Forest. Hiking and horseback riding are popular pastimes; and because Oconee has some of the prettiest, clearest bodies of water in the nation, boating is a way of life here.
Best Counties for Retirees in South Carolina: Number five of 46 Niche.com
LOCAL TIP
“Harris Flooring America: Wonderful staff and also very knowledgeable. Usually, those two together are far and few. I would highly recommend shopping for your flooring options and solutions here. They have a way of making you feel comfortable.”
– Shauna A.
Lake Keowee
Downtown Anderson Now
Downtown Anderson then
COUNTIESPICKENS
eat
Excellent egg bagel sandwiches. Loved the orange and purple bagels – was a big hit at our tailgate. Would highly recommend it!” – Nichole K.
The Anderson, Oconee, Pickens areas each have thriving restaurant scenes. Residents dine at fine places such as The Lighthouse on Lake Keowee or Rick Erwins in Clemson’s Patrick Square. Neighbors gather at popular spots like The Smokin’ Pig off of Clemson Boulevard for happy hour deals and good choices for kid-friendly dining. Below we featured many local picks for favorite restaurants and dining experiences!
EARLE STREET KITCHEN AND BAR
This place is a gem, offering Southern comfort food with a twist. Many dishes have locally sourced ingredients. Here you can taste trendy and delicious cuisine without breaking the bank. Pick anything from their menu and you will not be disappointed. They also offer a popular Sunday brunch with outdoor seating. 134 W Earle St, Anderson, SC ▸ 864-965-9052
SUMMA JOES
SULLIVAN METROPOLITAN GRILL
Sullivan’s Metropolitan Grill is a favorite local restaurant. It’s a wonderful sitdown restaurant for the whole family. Originally opened as a hardware store during the late 1800s, the unique building has morphed into the fine dining destination for lunch, dinner, business meetings, catering affairs and weddings. 208 S Main St, Anderson, SC ▸ 864-226-8945
RAINES ON MAIN
Great atmosphere. Great food. Great prices. The owner and his wife are very personable and always take time to speak to every guest. Best pool tables in the area AND drink prices are cheaper than almost every place downtown! 312 S Main St, Anderson, SC ▸ 864-622-8339
THE SMOKIN’ PIG
Three words — get the brisket! The Smokin’ Pig may look like a country shack, but serves some of the BEST Barbecue in South Carolina. 6630 Clemson Blvd, Pendleton, SC ▸ 864-646-5150 720 Anderson Dr, Williamston, SC ▸ 864-841-2323
701 S Pendleton St, Easley, SC ▸ 864-442-5074
Summa Joe’s is a charming, retro restaurant with fresh food, great variety and friendly service. It’s the perfect place to go when you have the feeling like, “I’ll know what I want when I see it.” Just be patient, this place can get busy. 127 N Main St, Anderson, SC ▸ 864-965-9030
Experience a Higher Order of Pizza
Three words GET THE BRISKET
THE BOONDOCKS
The menu is southern, i.e. plenty of options for a burger, chicken fingers or salads. A featured item on the menu is the “Bird-dog,” a tasty, uniquely southern treat. They use only quality ingredients to bring their customers the best food possible.
3819 N Hwy 81, Anderson, SC ▸ 864-540-8181
J PETERS GRILL & BAR
Great service in a restaurant with a superior atmosphere. For the quality of the restaurant, the prices are reasonable, and the early bird specials are practically a steal. Some local favorites on the menu at J Peters include true She-Crab Soup and Slow Roasted Prime Rib.
202 S Main St, Anderson, SC ▸ 864-224-0040
RICK ERWIN’S CLEMSON
Rick Erwin’s is an A+ experience from start to finish. The restaurant’s atmosphere is lovely, the food is delicious and the craft drinks are on the mark. It is obvious the staff are all well trained and enjoy their jobs.
127 Market Street, Clemson, SC ▸ 864-654-9466
JOE’S NEW YORK PIZZA
Enjoy some of the best pizza in the south, where your taste buds are sure to dance a little jig. Even the most picky of eaters will be satisfied — it will fill up the soul.
104 Thomas Green Blvd, Clemson, SC ▸864-722-5464
685 By Pass 123 # D, Seneca, SC ▸ 864-888-0009
An absolute staple in the Clemson & surrounding areas. PBD serves up an amazing breakfast, lunch & dinner for anyone looking for a fresh meal.
109 Wall St, Clemson, SC ▸ 864-653-3663
THE LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT
Fantastic food, creative menu, friendly and efficient staff, all wrapped up in a fun lake-themed environment. The Lighthouse offers a lovely dining experience on beautiful Lake Keowee. The menu is dense and the prices are fair. They even have a cabana down by the lake that serves its own food and drinks!
1290 State Rd S-37-15, Seneca, SC ▸ (864) 888-4446
SOLÉ GRILL AND SUSHI BAR
Locals say it’s the best sushi in a 30 mile radius. Pro tip: call for reservations on Friday and Saturday if you don’t want a 30+ minute wait! The restaurant is clean with a nice, yet casual atmosphere and friendly staff. On Wednesdays, they have a special BOGO on a large selection of rolls.
700 By Pass 123, Seneca, SC ▸ 864-882-9463
SOLE ON THE GREEN
say it’s the best
in a 30 mile radius
Open for lunch and dinner, Sole On The Green is a full service restaurant and bar located inside the Clemson University Conference Center and Inn. The dining room and outdoor patio look over the beautiful Walker Golf Course and Lake Hartwell. The fountain, lake and all the greenery is soul soothing therapy.
230 Madren Center Rd, Clemson, SC ▸ (864) 656-7444
BLUE MARBLE DELI & CITY MARKET
By far one of the best places to eat in Seneca. They offer fresh baked breads, sandwiches, soups & salads, a butcher shop, fresh pasta, imported cheeses and fresh seafood.
286 Market St, Seneca, SC ▸ 864-280-6717
POT BELLY DELI
Locals
TIPSY TACO
Enjoy a fun, laid back environment specializing in made-from-scratch TexMex favorites like street tacos, tamales, fajitas, and much more. The bright painted walls create a warm, inviting energy with a creative Mexican Twist. Definitely a five star destination when you’re craving nachos. PRO TIP: With an extra order of chips you have plenty for two, because they are generous with the toppings. 102 Southern Center Way, Easley, SC ▸ (864) 644-8314 13430 Clemson Boulevard, Seneca, SC ▸ 864-654-0188
BLUE HERON RESTAURANT & SUSHI BAR
Blue Heron offers the finest steaks and fresh seafood. The restaurant is dedicated to providing its customers with delicious and innovative food with select dishes featuring locally sourced ingredients. Choose between dining upstairs in a more formal setting, downstairs at the bar, or outside on the patio.
405 College Ave #130, Clemson, SC ▸ 864-653-3354
PRESST FOOD AND WINE
The best at putting together tasty and fresh combinations for wraps and salads; or satiate your lunch cravings with a delicious pressed sandwich on freshly baked breads. All the employees are attentive and eager to please. Give it a try — you will not be disappointed.
12019 N Radio Station Rd, Seneca, SC ▸ 864-973-8978
CALHOUN CORNERS RESTAURANT
Located in a historic building, Calhoun Corners is an upscale restaurant with delicious food and a full bar. Locals say it is a great place for gathering for your special events. In an area of limited restaurant options, this is a quaint upscale establishment with excellent steak and seafood.
Whole Family Wellness
THE PIZZA HOUSE GREEK & ITALIAN RESTAURANT
The food is amazing, and the method they use to build pizzas is above and beyond (toppings in between the layers of cheese? Smart!). Just be careful when you ask for extra cheese, the amount of cheese is unquestionably ‘extra’.
50 Halter Dr, Piedmont, SC ▸ 864-605-0065
SERENDIPITY CAFÉ
Cheerful venue with exposed-brick walls serving American cafe eats, including soups & sandwiches. Even when it’s busy, you can often find a table that offers a little privacy for thoughtful conversation. Need to take colleagues or buddies out for lunch? Excellent custom catering services for every occasion; treat your guests to delectable dishes like the pot roast or their exclusive range of homemade soups.
104 E W Main St, Easley, SC ▸ 864-855-8921
SUNNYSIDE CAFÉ
Fresh, feel good
FOOD
in a comfortable atmosphere
SunnySide Cafe brings a new flare to Southern comfort food. Specializing in locally sourced ingredients, SunnySide Cafe offers fresh, feel good food in a comfortable atmosphere. No need to add salt or butter to the grits, and the eggs taste like they were just gathered that morning. Local, fresh & delicious!
101 Market Street, Clemson, SC ▸ 864-653-9532
BREWS ON THE ALLEY
Great brewhaus; combines beer brews and coffee brews, PLUS hosts a great selection of both. They also have a set of shelves dedicated to beers you can take home. You can bring in food to eat while you are enjoying drinks. Popular local hangout; come to relax after a long day at work.
109 Ram Cat Alley, Seneca, SC ▸ 864-973-8923
PALMETTOS SMOKEHOUSE AND OYSTER BAR
The great food and excellent service will keep you coming back. This full service bar and cozy dining room sells fresh oysters from the Gulf, Atlantic, and North Atlantic. Guess what? They are shucked right in front of you.
199 Old Greenville Hwy, Clemson, SC ▸ 864-810-7339
COPPER RIVER GRILL
A great place for anyone and everyone, Copper River serves traditional American cuisine made from high quality ingredients and offered at moderate prices. The atmosphere is upscale casual and features wide-open show kitchens, stone fires, comfortable booths and other inviting elements reminiscent of an Alaskan mountain lodge. 514 US-123, Seneca, SC ▸ 864-888-8788
SKINS HOT DOGS
Nobody has cooked a hot dog quite like Skin Thrasher’s. With their special blend of pork and beef hotdogs and the family-friendly atmosphere, it’s no wonder they have been featured in magazines and polls around the country.
3420 Clemson Blvd, Anderson, SC 864-226-4588
PIXIE & BILL’S
TOKYO JAPANESE RESTAURANT
Tokyo’s is a top notch, high quality Japanese restaurant. The staff is quick to get food on the tables, and the taste is second to none.
906 Tiger Blvd, Clemson, SC ▸ 864-654-0037
1826 BISTRO
Part of historic Farmers’ Hall, this inviting bistro serves American fare such as steaks & seafood. The food is great and the menu changes regularly. Great wait staff, excellent menu, and good wine. Make your reservation for a truly enjoyable evening.
105 Exchange St, Pendleton, SC ▸ 864-646-5500
MAC’S DRIVE IN
Customers enjoy looking at the Clemson memorabilia decorating the walls of the diner. Definitely a must stop for all Clemson Tiger fans! Great nostalgia and drive-in food. THIS IS A CASH OR CHECK *ONLY* RESTAURANT.
404 Pendleton Rd, Clemson, SC ▸ 864-654-2845
THE POMPOUS PIG
Fine meats smoked to loving perfection and sides prepared like momma used to make. In addition, the sauces are the real deal, especially the mustard sauce. The southern sweet tea is made like it’s supposed to be, and the staff’s service is outstanding.
3320 N Main St, Anderson, SC ▸ 864-231-7447
NYC BAGEL AND SANDWICH SHOP
DINING
operating since 1971
This signature fine dining establishment has been operating in Clemson since 1971 and is considered a landmark restaurant for the area. The steaks and chops are outstanding and the delicious sides and appetizers pair perfectly. Topped off with excellent service.
1058 Tiger Blvd, Clemson, SC ▸ 864-654-1210
MELLOW MUSHROOM
Funky, art-filled chain pizzeria featuring craft beer, calzones & creative stone-baked pizzas. It’s somewhat New York style, but Mellow Mushroom started out in the south’s own Atlanta, GA.
1007 Tiger Blvd, Clemson, SC ▸ 864-718-5062
NYC Bagel and Sandwich Shop is pleased to bring the authentic flavors of New York to Clemson, South Carolina. Not to mention a true, New York bagel, which is hard to find the further you go down the East Coast.
125 Anderson Hwy, Clemson, SC ▸ 864-986-3040
YOUR PIE PIZZA
Diners choose their dough, sauce, cheese & toppings for their pizza and then pair with gelato & microbrews. A fun place many locals enjoy.
111 Earle St, Clemson, SC ▸ 864-643-4180
YOUR PIE CLEMSON - DOCKSIDE894
Diners choose their dough, sauce, cheese & toppings for their pizza and then pair with gelato & microbrews. A fun place many locals enjoy.
Tiger Blvd Ste. 100, Clemson, SC 29631 ▸ 864-642-6888
SARDI’S DEN
Sardi’s is a hole in the wall Clemson tradition known for their southern-style cuisine. A few customer favorites are BBQ ribs, peel-n-eat shrimp, and wings. 520 Old Greenville Hwy, Clemson, SC ▸ 864-654-7427
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TRI-COUNTY FARMER’S MARKETS IN THE AREA
Tipsy Taco: The best tacos anywhere. Great service, unique tacos, and drinks. This place is always packed out, but great service and food will do that!” – Grant C.
Whether you’re craving heirloom tomatoes, artisanal cheeses, or you just want to stroll and browse, farm-fresh produce is never far away. Here’s a sampling of the markets in our area.
Anderson County Farmers’ Market
Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
(June-November)
402 N. Murray Ave., Anderson, SC 29624
Easley Farmers’ Market
Open Saturdays, 8 a.m.-12 p.m. (May-October)
205 N. First St., Easley, SC 29640
City of Clemson Farmers’ Market Open Thursdays, 3-6 p.m. (May-September)
Special Market First Thursdays, 3-6 p.m. (May-September)
578 Issaqueena Trl., Clemson, SC 29631
Belton Farmers Market
Open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 7-10 a.m. (June-September)
102 Blake St., Belton, SC 29627
Foothills Heritage Market
Open Fridays, 5:30-8:30 p.m., Saturdays, 8 a.m.-12 p.m. (May-September)
2063 Sandifer Blvd., Westminster, SC 29693
Pendleton Farmers’ Market
Open Saturdays, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. (May-October)
310 Greenville St., Pendleton, SC 29670
Palmetto Farmers’ Market
Open Thursdays from 4-7 p.m.
KID-FRIENDLY ADVENTURES IN THE UPSTATE
By Sierra Nelson, Local Resident
The Tri-County area is well-loved by locals for the various businesses, parks, and attractions dedicated to get you and your little ones out of the house! Check out our top recommendations that help keep the kids entertained across the Upstate.
EASLEY
Located in Pickens County, Easley offers several engaging activities for children. The Easley Skate Center is a popular destination for roller skating enthusiasts of all ages. Kids can enjoy grooving to music and gliding around the rink. The Easley Recreational Center is another excellent spot with various sports facilities and organized activities like swimming, basketball, and summer camps.
ANDERSON
Anderson, situated in Anderson County, is home to an array of family-friendly attractions. The Anderson County Museum provides educational exhibits and interactive displays that showcase the history and culture of the area. For an adventurous experience, head to KidVenture Island at the Anderson Sports & Entertainment Center, offering playgrounds, splash pads, and miniature golf.
POWDERSVILLE
While Powdersville is a small community, it offers delightful activities for children. Visit the Powdersville Library, which frequently hosts storytelling sessions, arts and crafts workshops, and reading programs tailored to different age groups. The Little Gym of Powdersville is an excellent place for kids to develop physical skills through gymnastics, sports, and creative movement classes.
PENDLETON
In Pendleton, the Hunter’s Store is a beloved local establishment that offers an old-fashioned candy store experience. Kids can indulge in an assortment of candies, chocolates, and nostalgic treats. Explore Ashtabula Historic Home, Gardens & Museum, where guided tours take visitors through the historic property, showcasing artifacts and stories from the past.
CLEMSON
Home to Clemson University, this vibrant college town has plenty to offer young ones. The South Carolina Botanical Garden features nature trails, an interactive children’s garden, and educational programs promoting environmental awareness. For a taste of Clemson’s sports culture, attend a Clemson Tigers game at the Memorial Stadium, creating unforgettable memories for young sports enthusiasts.
SENECA
Seneca, situated on the shores of Lake Keowee, presents numerous outdoor activities for kids. At the Lake Keowee Marina, families can rent paddle boards, kayaks, or pontoons to explore the scenic lake together. The Blue Ridge Arts Center hosts various art programs and workshops for children, encouraging creativity and self-expression.
PIEDMONT
Located in Anderson County, Piedmont offers captivating experiences for kids. The Golden Creek Bird Farm provides an opportunity for children to interact with a variety of birds, including colorful parrots and friendly farm animals. The Happy Cow Creamery invites families to experience life on a working dairy farm, with tours explaining the process of milk production and delicious ice cream samples.
WALHALLA
Nestled in Oconee County, Walhalla offers a range of fun-filled activities for kids. The Walhalla Civic Auditorium hosts a variety of family-friendly events, including theatrical performances, concerts, and interactive shows that cater to children’s interests. Take a trip to Stumphouse Mountain Park, where kids can explore Issaqueena Falls, enjoy picnicking by the river, and embark on scenic hiking trails, immersing themselves in the beauty of nature.
WILLIAMSTON AND BELTON
Located in Anderson County, the neighboring towns of Williamston and Belton provide a wealth of opportunities for kids to engage in recreational and educational activities. Stop by the Palmetto Distillery in Anderson for a unique experience, where families can learn about the art of crafting moonshine and sample some of the delicious non-alcoholic beverages. Williamston’s Mineral Spring Park is an ideal destination for outdoor play, featuring playgrounds, walking trails, and a splash pad to beat the summer heat. In Belton, the Belton Depot hosts events like the Belton Standpipe Heritage and Arts Festival, where children can enjoy live music, arts and crafts, and delicious food.
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WOMEN’S BOUTIQUES
Tri-County Retail Therapy
NOJ BOUTIQUE ▸ NOJ is the place to shop for any daily occasion. The staff is super sweet and helpful, the selection is great, and the sizes vary for any shape and size. ▸ 2 Halter Dr. Piedmont, SC ▸ (864) 940-7252
HONEY HUSH BOUTIQUE
Honey Hush Boutique provides a wonderful variety of trendy women’s clothing and accessories. The boutique is celebrated for its welcoming atmosphere and stylish offerings. From trendy dresses to chic jewelry, this boutique is a must-visit for fashion-forward women. ▸ 140 N Main St. Anderson, SC 29621 ▸ (864) 375-4048
Whether you’re a fashionista seeking the latest trends, a parent looking for adorable outfits for your kids, or someone wanting to revamp your wardrobe, the Tri-County area offers a delightful mix of local boutiques catering to all styles and preferences. We’ve rounded up the best off-the-beaten-path boutiques to help you explore the charming towns of Easley, Anderson, Powdersville, Pendleton, Clemson, Seneca, and Piedmont while enjoying some retail therapy!
MAREN AND MAIN ▸ Maren and Main offers an eclectic mix of women’s fashion and accessories. The boutique is known for its modern and stylish selection, making it a go-to destination for fashion enthusiasts. This boutique is well-known for its trendy and chic selection, making it a favorite among locals. ▸ 208 N Main St. Anderson, SC 29621 ▸ (864) 328-2600
COLLECTIQUE ▸ Collectique specializes in a blend of contemporary and vintage women’s fashion. This boutique is a treasure trove for those looking to find unique and timeless pieces. Known for its friendly staff and personalized service, it’s the perfect spot to find something special. 112 E Benson St. Anderson, SC 29624
Emily’s ‘Especially for you’ : Don’t miss out on this clothing store in Seneca. You could literally go in there with your eyes closed and pick out the perfect piece. Love the staff.” – Susan F.
THE FIZZ BOUTIQUE ▸ The Fizz Boutique offers an array of high-end trendy women’s clothing and accessories. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and fashionable selections, it’s a popular spot for locals looking to update their wardrobes with something flashy. ▸ 382 College Ave.
EMILY’S ▸ Popular advice is not to miss out on this women’s clothing store, claiming you could go in there with your eyes closed and pick out the perfect piece. They also have been a proud Brighton partner for over 25 years - offering THE BEST Brighton selection in the Upstate! ▸ 263 Market St. Seneca, SC ▸ (864) 882-0500
EMMALINE BOUTIQUE + GIFTS ▸
Emmaline Boutique + Gifts is a charming shop located in Clemson offering a unique blend of women’s fashion, accessories, and distinctive gifts. Known for its curated selection and friendly service, this boutique is a favorite among locals and visitors alike. ▸ 518 College Ave #180 Clemson, SC 29631 ▸ (706) 818-1944
DEAR ROSIE BOUTIQUE
charming store offering a curated collection of trendy and stylish women’s clothing and accessories. Known for its warm and inviting atmosphere, this boutique provides a personalized shopping experi ence, making it a favorite among locals looking for unique fashion pieces and excellent customer service. ▸ 115 N Townville St. Seneca, SC 29678
SMALL TOWN GIRL
love the fun, vibrant styles, and can’t wait to get them quickly shipped straight to their front doors. They offer fast, low-cost ship ping, or stop by their shop in Anderson for delightful service. 1407 North Main St., SC
LOCAL TIP
Phil Jewelers: This shop is fantastic! I have bought many gifts here for my mother, sister, and girlfriend, and they all love them. Jewelry is unique.”
– Alex C.
MEN’S CLOTHING
ELKMONT TRADING COMPANY ▸ Elkmont Trading Company offers a mix of outdoor apparel and stylish casual wear for both men and women. It’s a perfect spot for finding high-quality, versatile pieces that blend function and fashion. Their products are high-end with an outdoor twist, and there is something for everyone. Their Clemson store also focuses on outdoor sporting goods gear - perfect for those that enjoy kayaking, fishing or hiking. ▸ 3405 SC-153 Piedmont, SC 29673 & 100 Liberty Dr. Clemson, SC 29631 ▸ (864) 653-7002
M.H. FRANK ▸ With an attitude of service, this is an established shop carrying classic, casual-to-formal menswear, plus custom-tailoring. 380 College Ave. Clemson, SC ▸ (864) 654-4484
A. SMITH CLOTHIERS ▸ A. Smith Clothiers is a beautiful menswear store located in the downtown district. They offer a unique shopping experience with a wide selection of high-quality professional men’s apparel at affordable prices, tailored to your individual needs. The staff is very professional, courteous, and knowledgeable, providing superior customer service to ensure you have a custom fit and an overall enjoyable shopping experience. ▸ 233 N. Main St. Greenville, SC ▸ (864) 527-5285
JUDGE KELLER’S STORE ▸ A historic store in Clemson, Judge Keller’s Store offers a unique mix of collegiate and contemporary men’s & women’s fashion. It’s a perfect spot for finding distinctive Clemson-themed apparel and accessories. ▸ 367 College Ave. Clemson, SC 29631 ▸ (864) 654-6446
STRIPES
VINTAGE & STRIPES ON MAIN ▸ Located in Clemson, Stripes Vintage uniquely specializes in vintage fashion for both men and women. The sister shop, Stripes on Main, is located in Anderson and has a stellar shoe assortment bound to make your mouth drool. Both stores offer a curated collection of timeless pieces, making them a must-visit for anyone looking to add some vintage flair to their wardrobe. ▸ 108 N Clemson Ave, Clemson, SC 29631 & 311 N Main St. Anderson, SC 29621 ▸ (864) 643-9990
GIFT SHOPS + HOME DECOR
UNDER THE CAROLINA MOON ▸ The staff is accommodating, friendly, and their store is beautiful. From women’s clothing, men’s clothing, accessories, home decor, jewelry, toys, kitchen accessories - you name it, they have it. Locals are super grateful for them and how they serve the community. ▸ 5424 Calhoun Memorial Hwy. Easley, SC ▸ (864) 220-0000
SOMETHING SPECIAL BOUTIQUE
Something Special Boutique is a delightful shop in Easley offering a variety of unique gifts, home decor, and accessories. Known for its charming atmosphere and exceptional customer service, this boutique is the perfect place to find one-of-a-kind items for any occasion. Whether you’re shopping for a special gift or looking to add a touch of elegance to your home, Something Special has a curated selection to suit your needs. ▸ 231 W Main St, Easley, SC 29640 ▸ (864) 855-3525
MR. KNICKERBOCKER
Mr. Knickerbocker is a beloved establishment in Clemson, offering a wide selection of Clemson University apparel, souvenirs, and gifts. Whether you’re a Tiger fan looking for game day gear or a visitor seeking a memorable Clemson souvenir, Mr. Knickerbocker provides quality products and friendly service. With its prime location near campus, it’s a must-visit shop for all things Clemson. ▸ 384 College Ave, Clemson, SC 29631 ▸ (864) 654-4203
KIDS’ BOUTIQUES
ONCE UPON A CHILD ▸ While this is a chain operation, it has awesome reviews by locals. They buy & sell gently used items for children, including clothes, shoes & toys. Known by locals as a haven for children’s fashion, offering a range of cute and comfortable clothing and accessories. ▸ 3045 N Main St, Anderson, SC 29621 ▸ (864) 844-9270
TWO WHAT KNOTS CHILDREN’S BOUTIQUE ▸ For the little ones, Two What Knots Children;s Boutique in Pendleton offers a delightful range of children’s clothing and accessories. It’s a new local favorite among parents for its quality, and the perfect spot for those looking to dress their kids in stylish outfits. 124 E Main St. Pendleton, SC 29670 ▸ (864) 502-3018
KAKALAKI KIDS ▸ Located in Anderson, Kakalaki Kids is beloved by local parents for its high-quality consignment items and friendly service. Whether you’re looking for a special occasion outfit or everyday essentials, Kakalaki Kids has something for every little one. ▸ 1405 N Main St. Anderson, SC 29621 ▸ (864) 760-0988
LOCAL TIP
“Elkmont Trading Company: I love adventure. I was so glad to find Elkmont in Clemson just 10 minutes from Lake Hartwell. Here you can find great outdoor gear and staff with a wealth of local Intel about the best places to enjoy the outdoors either around the lakes or on nature trails.” – James T.
FAMILY-FRIENDLY
Kid-friendly attractions will provide your children a proper and playful environment while providing you, as a parent, peace of mind and an opportunity to form long-lasting memories with your family.
WORLD OF ENERGY
Located on beautiful Lake Keowee beside Oconee Nuclear Station, Duke Energy’s World of Energy is an education center with self-guided exhibits that teach visitors of all ages how electricity is made. Visitors can explore interactive games, a topographical map of the KeoweeToxaway Project, a short nature trail, a butterfly garden and a picnic area with a view of Lake Keowee. Admission to the facility is free. The World of Energy is open from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Special events are held throughout the year.
7812 Rochester Hwy. or Hwy. 130 – about 5 miles north of Seneca; 864-885-4600
DENVER DOWNS
Denver Downs Farm, which offers a huge corn maze, a jumping pillow, zip line and much more. Barnyard bonfires on Friday and Saturday nights from sunset until closing — guests relax around the bonfire, enjoy live music, and roast some marshmallows for s’mores. After dark, guests gather around the main stage for an exciting musical and light show. Three giant singing jack-o-lantern faces will entertain you with their lip-sync to various pop songs. Guests are invited to join the dance party on stage during the show. Bring your glow items and flashlights to help find your way through the 10-acre maze; it’s a fall evening adventure in a beautiful field under a starry sky. 1515 Denver Rd., Anderson, SC 29625; 864-305-1268
LOCAL TIP
“Denver Downs Farm: We love going here on the weekends. Lots of good family activities. There corn maze, pumpkin patch, and farm animals are always a big hit!” – Tonya B.
Anderson Labor Day Festival
KID VENTURE
The Kid Venture playground was built for the children of Anderson County through a volunteer organization, “Community Partners At Play.” Kid Venture is open daily for community children to enjoy. The age limit inside the playground is 12 years old. At times, the playground might be closed due to large events on the grounds of the Anderson Sports and Entertainment Center. This popular park with soccer and baseball fields also features a large playground and lake with ducks.
7 Jim Ed, Rice Cir., Anderson, SC 29625; 864-231-7275
PICKENS JAYCEE PARK
Jaycee Park has something for everyone. Town Creek meanders through the 23-acre recreational area with access to both sides of the park made available via Collins Bridge. The park boasts two lighted tennis courts, the Playground of Promise, a Picnic Pavilion which is also lighted with fans, two picnic shelters, two lighted youth baseball fields, concession and bathrooms, one lighted senior baseball field, one lighted football field with grandstands and press box and two paved parking lots.
149 N. Homestead Rd., Pickens, SC 29671; 864-878-2296
FUN FACT
Lake Hartwell and Lake Keowee host an annual firework show on the Fourth of July at dusk.
MILLS RIVER
MILLS RIVER GREAT GETAWAY:
BREWERY TOURS
SIERRA NEVADA BREWING CO.
In many ways, Sierra Nevada Brewery, located on lushly landscaped grounds near the Asheville airport, is as good as a destination resort. Established in 1979, with the mission to brew the highest-quality beer with the least environmental impact possible, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. has been reducing waste and reusing materials in creative and thoughtful ways ever since.
The brewery comes with 215 acres of land, mountain biking trails, patios, gardens, an amphitheater, an airy brewhouse, and a bustling taproom. It is evident in the attention to detail that the North Carolina brewery was a labor of love for the Sierra Nevada. Many have referred to it as the Willy Wonka Chocolate Factory of breweries. For beer-lovers that are looking for an extraordinary experience that encompasses an interesting look into one of America’s best breweries, lively tasting and delicious culinary experiences in a beautiful setting, the Sierra Nevada Brewery in Mills River, NC, is a must-visit.
There is something here for everyone. I enjoy beer, but by no means am I an expert. My wife, however, has a vast knowledge of beers (she has been to over 200 breweries). To her, Sierra Nevada Brewery was the equivalent of Disney World — the Malt Disney World.
SIERRA NEVADA
We loved the conservation efforts, scenery and friendly staff. Whether you are a single person, a couple, or a whole family, you could easily spend a leisurely afternoon here. The attention to detail and taste is evident from the beautifully landscaped entranceway to the brewing of the beer; it’s almost as if the beer is poured from the line it’s so fresh.
After walking the grounds we built up an appetite so we went to the Taproom for a meal. The food is out of this world. We enjoyed the duck fries, empanadas, summer veggie pizza, and, of course, pretzels with pimento cheese. Everything we experienced on this visit was so much more than we expected.
Our one piece of advice: Before you go, check their special events schedule, because you may want to participate in one of their many outdoor concerts and music festivals. Other than that, always take the scenic route; it’s a big world out there – go explore it.
Whether You Are A Single Person, A Couple, Or A Whole Family, You Could Easily Spend A Leisurely Afternoon Here.
A TOUR FOR EVERY TASTE
There’s a lot going on at the Sierra Nevada, so they’ve created numerous tours — different topics, lengths, and beer samplings.
Note: You must make reservations online for all tours except the Guided Tastings and the self-guided Visitor Corridor
BREWERY TOUR
Duration: 45 minutes | 12+ | Complimentary | Reservations Required
Tour of production facility; navigate the entire beer-making process from raw ingredients through fermentation and packaging; finish with an educational tasting of a few Sierra Nevada beers.
HERITAGE TOUR
Duration: 90 minutes | 12+ | $15 |
Reservations Required
Explore the pioneering production facilities and the journey that led from a small homebrew shop in California to becoming one of America’s premier craft breweries; End the tour with a full, educational tasting of some of our year-round and seasonal brews.
BEER GEEK TOUR
Duration: 3 hours | 21+ | $50 |
Reservations Required
Discover what makes the Sierra Nevada tick. This tour is ideal for beer lovers who already have basic beer knowledge and are looking for a behind-the-scenes look and taste of the facility. Talk ingredients and beer history before being invited into the 200-barrel production brewhouse. Wander into the hop cooler; take in the aromas; scope out the cellar where you’ll sample beer right from the tanks; prepare for a few surprises along the way and a Sierra Nevada experience like no other.
Note: Long pants and close-toed shoes required
HOP HEAD TOUR
Duration: 90 mins | 21 + | $30.00 | Reservations Required
A special brewery tour celebrating crisp, hoppy goodness in the aromatic hop room, copper-clad brewhouse and more. Dive into the evolution of craft beer’s most popular style, and explore the storied history of how India Pale Ales took over the palates of beer drinkers everywhere. Ready your brain and your taste buds for an immersive IPA adventure that you won’t soon forget.
Note: Long pants and closed-toe shoes required
TRIP IN THE WOODS
Duration: 2 hours | 12+ | $20 | Reservations Required
This specialty tour will feature a guided nature walk through the beautiful, forested property. On this 1.5-mile, moderate hike you will learn about the natural resources surrounding the land: like the French Broad River, native plants and trees, sunshine and all that North Carolina rain. Learn how engineers harness and protect these resources and about the long history of making great beer while minimizing the impact on the environment. Wrap up with a sampling of a few of our award-winning brews.
GUIDED EDUCATIONAL TASTING
Duration: 30 minutes | 21+ | $12 | Same-day Ticket Sales*
One of the knowledgeable guides will walk you through a sampling of eight beers. Discuss beer styles and their history, as well as what makes Sierra Nevada’s beer unique. Provided paper and pens allow for tasting notes. Bring an adventurous palate and thirst (for beer and knowledge).
LOCAL TIP
“Raines on Main: This has become our favorite bar and grill restaurant in Anderson! Everyone is so friendly, and the food is always delicious. It’s great for date night.” – Katie H.
hospitals &
HEALTH SYSTEMS
Two major healthcare systems currently serve the people of Anderon, Oconee, and Pickens counties, with campuses and facilities throughout the community:
AnMed Health is a dynamic, comprehensive health system in Anderson, SC. AnMed Health’s medical staff includes more than 400 physicians, and with over 3,600 employees, AnMed Health is Anderson County’s largest employer.
Prisma Health is the largest not-for-profit health organization in South Carolina, serving more than 1.2 million patients annually. 32,000 team members are dedicated to supporting the health and well-being of you and your family.
Neighboring Greenville is also home to Shriners Hospitals for Children® — Greenville, a 50-bed pediatric orthopedic hospital and research and teaching center providing comprehensive medical, surgical and rehabilitative care to children with orthopedic conditions.
AREA HOSPITALS
AnMed Health Medical Center
AnMed Health Medical Center is a 461-bed acute care hospital. The Medical Center is the anchor facility for AnMed Health. Services provided at the Medical Center include open-heart surgery, vascular surgery, general surgery, bariatric surgery, emergency/trauma medicine, a stroke/neurological center, and diagnostic MRI, CT and laboratory medicine. Other facilities located at AnMed Health’s medical center campus include Pediatric Therapy Works, speech, occupational and physical therapy programs for children; and CareConnect, a walk-in facility that treats non-life-threatening ailments such as influenza, broken bones and minor nosebleeds.
800 N. Fant St., Anderson, SC 29621; 864-512-1000
Baptist Easley Hospital
Baptist Easley Hospital provides the Easley community with top-quality surgery, obstetrics, orthopedics, emergency medicine, and imaging and diagnostics (including state-of-the-art stereotactic biopsy technology). The hospital houses 109 beds for providing care to individuals who need an inpatient stay. Adjacent to Baptist Easley Hospital is a 40,000-square-foot outpatient services facility that houses Fleetwood Convenient Care, In addition, Prisma Health primary care physician offices are conveniently located throughout the community.
200 Fleetwood Dr., Easley, SC 29640; 864-442-7200
AnMed Health Cannon
AnMed Health Cannon is a 55-bed facility with staff physicians who specialize in areas such as urology, orthopedics, cardiology, and gastroenterology. The hospital also added medical practices including family practices locations, surgical and orthopedics. The hospital offers a full range of state-of-the-art medical technology, equipment, and services to meet the health care needs of the community. The expanded services of today’s hospital include a 24-hour Emergency Department, a full-service laboratory, on-site CT and MRI, physical therapy, critical care unit, sleep clinic, wellness programs for both children and adults, and diagnostic imaging for both inpatient and outpatient.
123 WG Acker Dr, Pickens, SC 29671; 864-878-4791
Oconee Memorial Hospital
SC BlueCross honored Oconee Memorial Hospital as a Blue Distinction Center for Maternity Care, which recognizes hospitals that demonstrate expertise in patient safety and positive health outcomes as well as a Blue Distinction for total hip and knee. The Emergency Department provides emergency services 24 hours a day. The department features 20 beds and physicians and nurses with advanced training in emergency medicine, including advanced cardiac life support. Oconee Medical Campus consists not only of a 169-bed hospital featuring a range of inpatient and outpatient services, but also a host of community-based services. An inpatient stay at Oconee Memorial Hospital will be provided by doctors on the hospitalist team. These doctors specialize in providing care to patients in the hospital and will communicate important information about your stay to your primary care doctor.
298 Memorial Dr., Seneca, SC 29672; 864-882-3351
Greenville Memorial Hospital
Greenville Memorial Hospital offers 710 beds and access to numerous specialized medical programs. The hospital houses Prisma Health Children’s Hospital, the Upstate’s only comprehensive program dedicated exclusively to children, along with a Children’s Emergency Center.
Greenville Memorial Hospital offers the only comprehensive stroke center in the Upstate, which is the highest quality of care that can be provided to stroke patients, and is home to a 24-hour Level I trauma center, along with the Upstate’s only pediatric trauma center.
In 2018, Greenville Memorial Hospital achieved Magnet recognition, reflecting a level of nursing professionalism that translates to better satisfaction for both patients and staff, and better care for patients.
701 Grove Rd., Greenville, SC 29605; 864-455-7000
Bon Secours St. Francis Health System,
St. Francis – Downtown
St. Francis Downtown includes a 245-bed hospital and the St. Francis Outpatient Center. This location offers Emergency Room, Heart Care, Heart Surgery, Inpatient Cancer Services, Bone Marrow Transplantation Center, Orthopedic Surgery, Osteoporotic Fracture Program, Spine Surgery, Neurosurgery, Radiology and Imaging Services, Sleep Center, Outpatient Surgery, Laboratory Services, and more.
1 St. Francis Dr., Greenville, SC 29601; 864-255-1000
Shriners Hospitals for Children — Greenville
One of the 22 hospitals in an international health care system dedicated to improving the lives of children by providing pediatric specialty care, innovative research, and outstanding teaching programs.
Shriners Hospitals for Children — Greenville prides itself on presenting fun and comfortable atmosphere for all of our visitors.
950 West Faris Rd., Greenville, SC 29605; 864-271-3444
LOCAL TIP
Hubbard Young
Pharmacy: This pharmacy is an absolute treasure. I’ve lived all over and never experienced a place like this. It’s unique. It takes you back to a simpler time where you knew your neighbors, and people looked out for each other. The staff there remembers you. They help you. They give you advice. They are friendly. It’s really nice to have a place like that in Clemson.” – Bill M.
HOWTOHOSTA
TAILGATE
Tailgating is one of the best things about sporting events. It is a time for friends and family to get together and enjoy cheering on their favorite team. While preparing for the game, you’ll want to be sure your team is well represented at your tailgate, whether you yell “Go Tigers,” hang your team’s flag, or dress everything up in orange and purple to personalize your tailgate. Make sure you buy more than enough food; you never know who just might happen to show up at your tailgate. No tailgate can be complete without some sweets to accompany the grilled goodness and snacks.
Some rules and regulations you should know tailgating at Clemson sporting events:
No parking in areas not designated as football parking areas.
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Follow the instructions of all parking attendants. Parkas directed to ensure that all space is used efficiently. Saving space(s) is not allowed
Trailers/cookers/tents must be confined to your parking space. Each placard holds a space 9 feet wide by 23 feet long. Any items that prohibit the complete use of a parking area will be prohibited.
Golf carts, mopeds, motorcycles, and scooters are prohibited inside the interior of Clemson’s parking areas unless they have the proper credentials. Golf cart passes are issued to university vehicles, vendors and working staff; these are not for sale or general distribution.
Tailgating and tents are restricted to the space behind each vehicle. Drive aisles must be kept clear or cleared when another fan is trying to access their assigned space. Tailgating items are to be stored and out of the drive aisles when you enter the game. CUAD is not responsible for stolen items, so please store, hide and lock all valuables in your car.
Bands, large speakers or PA equipment that disturbs others is not allowed.
Solicitations of any kind are prohibited. Items will be confiscated, and you will be removed from the campus.
official name
stadium is Memorial Stadium but is more commonly referred to as Death Valley.
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of Clemson’s football
TOP LIST OF ITEMS TO BRING TO A TAILGATE:
Corn-hole boards
Football
Canopy Tent
TV with cable and satellite connector
Folding chairs
Spirit clothes
Food (hot dogs, burgers, Chick-fil-a nuggets, chips, dip, etc.)
Desserts (cookies, rice crispy treats, brownies, etc.)
Drinks (water, beer, alcohol, Gatorade, mixers, etc.)
Portable grill
Portable power or generator
Folding tables
Table cloths or plastic covers
Cups, plates, napkins
Coolers and ice
Outdoor fan
Portable generators are allowed as long as they are rated at 70dB or lower, as to not disturb other tailgaters.
Banners and signage for advertising purposes are not allowed without prior approval from CUAD. Product sampling is also prohibited without CUAD approval.
Outside catering companies are not allowed without prior approval from CUAD.
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The goal is to provide great parking and a tailgating environment that can be enjoyed by your family and friends that come onto campus each Clemson football game day. Go Tigers!
PARKING RATES: CAR SINGLE GAME PASS: $25
All car single game pass holders must present a printout of the receipt to gain admission to the lot and the license plate number of the vehicle must match the receipt. No refunds will be issued.
The parking lot opens at 6 a.m. for noon games and 8:00 a.m. for all other games.
Pets are welcome, provided they are wearing ID and current rabies tags, and are kept on a leash at all times. Pet owners are required to clean up after their pets.
Overnight parking is not allowed.
ROSCOE & LAILA ROSCOE & LAILA
By Roscoe and Laila, local residents
TWO BOXERS LOVING ALL THE AREA HAS TO OFFER
If you have four legs and love to play, I know some of the best places to go. Have you ever heard of the Dikes on Clemson’s campus? There are acres of open fields to run and play with my furry friends. In the summertime when the weather is warm, we love to run over and down the hill to the lake. The people here are so friendly; they always give us treats and rub our bellies. It’s a cool town; everyone always dresses up in orange and yells “Go Tigers.”
My furry friends and I love to go for car rides up the scenic highway to the mountains where we occasionally see our bear friends along the trails, sticking our heads out the window experiencing the wind blowing through our ears, smelling the crisp apples in the air and seeing whitetail deer in the woods along the way home.
My furry friends and I love to visit downtown Anderson and go shopping around the area. Many shops allow us to come in, whether we are trying on new collars and leashes or our owners are buying a fashion item for themselves. Leaving the stores, there are so many drool-worthy smells every street we walk down with all the restaurants in the area.
Every season out of the year brings my furry friends and me joy. There is always something for us to do, whether we are going out or staying in. We want to bark; welcome to the tri-county area! If you and your owner explore one of our favorite spots, we would love to come up and give you a paw.
BBQ
THE BEST BBQ
By Kurt Van Natta, local resident
IN T O W N
What Makes Little ol’ South Carolina A Heavyweight Contender in the Eternal Competition Over Which State Has the Best Barbecue in the U.S.?
Living in South Carolina, you eat barbecue with the people who know the most about it and have the longest history of preparing it. We’re talking authentic barbecue — good, tender, juicy, smoke-filled pieces of meat, prepared on pits that can each cook up to 2,300 pounds at a time, smothered in your choice of four different sauces: mustard, vinegar and pepper, light tomato and heavy tomato. The sauces are sometimes mopped on during the cooking process or can be served on the side, a subject of much debate among barbecue pit-masters.
Sauces are like religion, politics and college sports in the South; everyone has a stated and unbreakable opinion. It’s the sauce that determines what kind of barbecue you’re eating in the Palmetto State. When we say “barbecue” around here, we’re always talking about pork. Beef, chicken and other critters can be barbecued, grilled or cooked with or without sauce, but only pork – most often pulled pork cooked in a smoky pit – is barbecue.
More often than not, South Carolina barbecue restaurants are a family affair. Some are second- and third-generation owned, others are named in memory of family members or built as the realization of a parent’s dream. The stories behind South Carolina’s barbecue restaurants are nearly as flavorful as the food itself. Folks come to South Carolina’s barbecue restaurants for more than just a meal, but a true Southern experience.
Here are seven surefire ways to taste true barbecue in Upstate South Carolina; all you have to do is make your way to the table.
Little Pigs BBQ
One can never say you don’t get enough food at Little Pigs. They serve heaping helpings of delicious meat, cooked to the point of tenderness when it falls off the bone, either shredded or chopped and served with or without the buns.
1401 N. Main St., Anderson, SC; 864-226-7388
261 Market St., Seneca, SC; 864-885-1133
Heavenly Hogs BBQ
Appropriately named for the heavenly flavor of the pulled pork and ribs, served alongside options like chicken strips and burgers to satisfy any palate.
1328 S. Walnut St., Seneca, SC; 864-710-4394
Brasstown Creek Gathering Place BBQ
The simple fact is that people LOVE Brasstown Creek Gathering Place BBQ. There are good restaurants, homey restaurants, and then there are places like this one, where owners and family pour their heart and soul into the entire operation. Great BBQ in a beautiful, family-friendly setting.
275 Brasstown Rd., Westminster, SC; 864-647-2458
The Smokin’ Pig
The Smokin’ Pig Restaurants have four very unique locations in Pendleton, Easley, Anderson and Williamston, each featuring a menu of barbecued ribs, brisket and pork platters in a shack-like atmosphere. The walls and thick wooden tables are scribed with thousands of signatures of who was there last; like scribbles of namesakes of who someone loved back in high school.
6630 Clemson Blvd., Pendleton, SC; 864-646-5150
701 S. Pendleton St., Easley, SC; 864-442-5074
The Pompous Pig
Fine meats smoked to loving perfection; sides prepared like Momma used to make; sauces are the real deal, especially the mustard sauce; Southern sweet tea like it’s supposed to be made; and outstanding service by staff.
3320 N. Main St., Anderson, SC; 864-231-7447
Creekside Bar-Be-Que
The dishes are overflowing with flavor. Bring a healthy appetite – just for the sides. The portions could be a meal in itself. This is a true BBQ restaurant. The smoker outback is always working hard.
1115 Salem Church Rd., Anderson, SC; 864-260-9093
Circle M Barbecue
At Circle M BBQ in Liberty, pit-master Marion Martin, the Picasso of Pork, smokes whole pigs, only using hickory wood coals in the 12- to 24-hour cooking process. This pit BBQ brings to the table a taste unlike any other. In addition to the hand-pulled BBQ pork, they offer smoked ribs and chicken.
345 Martin Sausage Rd., Liberty, SC; 864-375-9133
1696 Evergreen Rd., Anderson, SC; 864-841-2323
720 Anderson Dr., Williamston, SC; 864-841-2323
CAN’T MISS
& LOCAL ACTIVITIES
By Sierra Nelson, Local Resident
Looking to make this area feel more like home? Local events are a wonderful way for new and existing residents to get involved in their local community! Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens counties boast a rich tapestry of cultural diversity, natural beauty, and community spirit. Throughout the year, these counties come alive with a plethora of festivals and events, each offering a unique experience and showcasing the area’s local businesses, art, music, cuisine, and natural wonders. Let’s take a month-by-month journey and explore the major festivals and events that grace this enchanting region.
NEW YEAR’S POLAR BEAR PLUNGE
WESTMINSTER MUSIC FEST
JAN FEB
Anderson ▸ Brave souls kick off the year with a refreshing plunge into Lake Hartwell at the annual New Year’s Polar Bear Plunge. This invigorating event brings together locals and visitors for a day of camaraderie and fun, followed by warm refreshments and live entertainment.
Oconee ▸ Immerse yourself in the melodious tunes of the Westminster Music Fest, a cel ebration of local and regional talent. This festival showcases various genres, including bluegrass, country, folk, and gospel, creating a vibrant atmosphere for music enthusiasts of all ages.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA FESTIVAL OF FLOWERS
SENECA FEST Oconee
CELEBRATE AMERICA
MAR MAY
Greenwood ▸ Although not directly in Anderson, this nearby festival is a must-visit for flower and nature lovers. Enjoy breathtaking displays of floral artistry, garden tours, live music, arts and crafts, delicious food, and a myriad of family-friendly activities.
APR JUN
CLEMSON FESTIVAL OF ARTS
Pickens ▸ Celebrate the creativity and artistic flair of the community at the Clemson Festival of Arts. This event features a diverse range of artistic mediums, including visual arts, live performances, music, dance, and interactive workshops. Discover new talents and indulge in the local art scene.
Experience the vibrant energy of Seneca Fest, a weeklong celebration of arts, crafts, live music, and community. From street parties to parades, this festival encapsulates the spirit and unity of the Oconee County community.
JUL
Pickens
Embrace patriotism at Celebrate America, an Independence Day extravaganza in Pickens County. Enjoy live music, fireworks, food vendors, and family activities, culminating in a breathtaking fireworks display that lights up the night sky.
ANDERSON GREEK FESTIVAL
AUG
Anderson ▸ Indulge in a cultural immersion at the Anderson Greek Festival, a three-day celebration of Greek heritage, cuisine, music, and dance. Sample delectable Greek delicacies, learn traditional dances, and embrace the warmth and hospitality of the Greek community.
THE GREAT ANDERSON COUNTY FAIR
Anderson
Kick off the summer season with a blend of thrilling rides, live entertainment, agricultural exhibits, delicious food, and captivating attractions at the Great Anderson County Fair. This family-friendly event has something for everyone, making it a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
SOUTH CAROLINA APPLE FESTIVAL
Westminster ▸ This beloved festival showcases the region’s rich apple-growing heritage and offers a fun-filled experience for visitors of all ages. Attendees can indulge in an abundance of apple-themed treats, from freshly baked pies and caramel apples to apple cider. The festival also features live music, arts and crafts vendors, amusement rides, and a grand parade.
WALHALLA OKTOBERFEST
Walhalla ▸ Immerse yourself in the lively spirit of German heritage at the Walhalla Oktoberfest. As the aroma of authentic German cuisine fills the air, attendees can savor mouthwatering bratwurst, pretzels, sauerkraut as well as German beers and beverages. Live music creates a festive atmosphere that encourages visitors to kick up their heels and join in traditional dances.
OCT
NOV
HOLIDAY ICE IN CAROLINA WREN PARK
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Anderson ▸ This annual winter extravaganza transforms the heart of downtown Anderson into a magical winter wonderland. The park is adorned with twinkling lights, festive decorations, and a glistening ice rink that beckons visitors of all ages to glide across its smooth surface.
ANDERSON CHRISTMAS LIGHTS
Anderson ▸ The Anderson Christmas Lights is a dazzling holiday spectacle that transforms the city into a magical winter wonderland. Every year, Anderson comes alive with an enchanting display of festive lights, illuminating the night sky and bringing joy to visitors of all ages.
Every time Clemson University gets a road win against one of the top-ranked 25 teams they add a tombstone to the “graveyard” in front of the indoor football practice facility.
Love local music and looking for a melodic adventure? Look no further than the vibrant music scene of Anderson, Pickens, and Oconee Counties. From worldclass performances to local jam sessions, this region offers a diverse array of musical experiences. Whether you’re a fan of bluegrass, classical, or rock, you’ll find a variety of venues and events to satisfy your musical cravings. Check out these local music venues below for a list of their upcoming events!
DISCOVER THE LOCAL MUSIC SCENE
BROOKS CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
www.clemson.edu/centers-institutes/brooks
Situated in Clemson, the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts stands as a beacon of artistic excellence. Since its opening in 1994, this 87,000-squarefoot venue has been a hub for captivating dance, theater, and musical performances. With its spacious yet intimate 979-seat proscenium auditorium, the Brooks Center hosts world-class artists, bringing a diverse range of genres to mesmerized audiences. Prepare to be enchanted by unforgettable performances within this cultural gem.
WESTMINSTER MUSIC CENTRE
www.westminstermusiccentre.org ▸ The Westminster Music Centre, a community-focused nonprofit venue, takes pride in showcasing the region’s finest musicians, artists, and performers. With its professionally designed sound system and intimate setting, this center provides an ideal space to fully immerse yourself in musical performances. Whether you’re listening to a solo artist or a lively ensemble, the Music Centre offers a captivating experience for approximately 200 attendees, fostering a strong connection between performers and audiences.
WALHALLA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
www.walhallapac.com ▸ Having undergone a remarkable transformation, the Walhalla Performing Arts Center breathes new life into a historic building that dates back to 1903. Once a grade school, this restored auditorium now serves as a hub for artistic expression. Since its inaugural performance in 2003, the center has welcomed an array of talented artists, captivating audiences with its unique charm and rich cultural heritage. Experience the magic as music, theater, and other performances bring the walls of this remarkable venue to life.
WILLIAM A. FLOYD AMPHITHEATER
www.andersonevents.com ▸ For those seeking larger-scale concerts and entertainment events, the William A. Floyd Amphitheater is an ideal destination. This expansive outdoor concert facility, considered one of the largest in South Carolina, can accommodate over 12,000 spectators. Since its inception in 1999, the amphitheater has hosted renowned musicians from various genres, including country, R&B, hip-hop, and Southern rock. Prepare to be mesmerized as you join thousands of fellow music enthusiasts for unforgettable performances under the open sky.
MUSIC ON THE MOUNTAIN AT TABLE ROCK STATE PARK
www.southcarolinaparks.com/tablerock/bluegrass ▸ Join the rhythmic melodies at Table Rock State Park’s Music on the Mountain series. These monthly bluegrass jam sessions, held at the Table Rock Lodge, create a vibrant atmosphere for music lovers. Whether you’re a seasoned musician or a devoted listener, bring your acoustic instruments or simply sit back and enjoy the captivating sounds. Local musicians are encouraged to participate, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie. This cherished event offers free admission, with refreshments available and donations accepted to support the gathering.
The music scene of Anderson, Pickens, and Oconee Counties is a treasure trove of diverse sounds and unforgettable performances. From the grandeur of the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts to the intimate settings of the Westminster Music Centre and Walhalla Performing Arts Center, you’ll find a range of venues that celebrate artistic expression. The William A. Floyd Amphitheater offers memorable outdoor experiences, while the Music on the Mountain series invites you to immerse yourself in the joyful sounds of bluegrass. Prepare to be captivated as you explore the harmonious wonders of this thriving music scene in the heart of South Carolina’s charming counties.
TRI-COUNTY
LAKE
IS THE LIVING BEST LIVING!
Lake Hartwell has never hosted an All-American Championship, but it has hosted numerous major FLW bass-fishing tournaments over the years, including four FLW tour events, two YETI FLW college fishing tournaments, and 44 BFL qualifying events. FUN FACT
Photo by Andrew Julian, local resident
IN THE TRI-COUNTY AREA, LAKE LIFE IS A WAY OF LIFE!
LAKE JOCASSEE
Jocassee is a gem. Its pristine waters can be enjoyed via state parks or boat tours.
The Jocassee Gorges was recently named one of “50 of the World’s Last Great Places — Destinations of a Lifetime” in a special edition of National Geographic magazine.
Do you have children or grandchildren interested in learning to kayak? Let them learn basic strokes and maneuvers, how to safely get in and out of a kayak on land and in open water, and correct paddling posture for a fatigue-free morning of paddling on beautiful Lake Jocassee.
From Canebrake Access to Laurel Falls Access on Lake Jocassee, this popular day hike trail segment contains both steep ascents and descents, as well as spectacular views of Lake Jocassee. Most groups complete this hike in from three and a half to four hours. There is one quite steep ascent, which leads to the best views of Lake Jocassee. Hikers call it “Heartbreak Ridge.”
LAKE KEOWEE
Keowee can satisfy your need for adventure. Paddleboard and kayak rentals are available on Lake Keowee, allowing for true family time, great exercise and enjoying the outdoors. Keowee-Toxaway State Park has access areas for kayaking or paddleboarding, and designated boat ramps can be found nearby. High Falls and South Cove County Parks, on the shores of Lake Keowee, have an endless variety of lake-centered activities, including lakeside camping and boat access on a deep-blue body of water that’s legendary for fishing and recreation.
LAKE HARTWELL
Hartwell is a perfect lake for kayaking, boating, fishing, and more. You can catch fish at just about any time of year at Lake Hartwell, but spring and early summer are generally the most productive. If you’re looking for an entry point to Lake Hartwell, then Lake Hartwell State Park is a perfect place to start.
Located on Lake Hartwell, Portman Marina is the largest inland marina in South Carolina: a full-service marina, with over 500 wet and dry storage spaces. Another, Clemson Marina, has put together a fleet of modern, well-maintained watercraft for rent at great prices. Whether you want to fish, meander about soaking up the sun, or hit the lake for a day of skiing and tubing, they have the boat for you.
LAKE HARTWELL
Restaurants:
Tiger Cove Grill
The Local Pub and Eatery
The Grill at Clemson Marina
Redneck Yacht Club Cove
Galley Restaurant
Attractions:
Lake Hartwell State Park
Clemson University
The Walker Course (Clemson Golf Course)
Darwin Wright Park/Anderson Beach
Sadlers Creek State Park
Twelve Mile Recreation Area
Anderson/Lake Hartwell KOA Holiday
Marinas/Docks:
Freedom Boat Club Lake Hartwell
Clemson Marina
Lake Hartwell Fishing and Marina
Big water marina and campground
Harbor light marina south
Hartwell marina
Keowee key marina
Portman Marina Inc.
FUN FACT
Lake Hartwell is the largest lake in the southeast United States, with over 50,000 acres of water and a maximum depth of 185 feet.
LAKE KEOWEE
Restaurants:
The Tiki Hut Lakeside Grill
Cabana at the Lighthouse
The Lighthouse
Keowee Springs Private Beach Club
(membership required)
Attractions:
High Falls County Park
Keowee Lake Shop
South Cove County Park
Pickens County Park – mile creek
Marinas/Docks:
Lake Keowee Marina
Sunset Marina on Lake Keowee
Keowee Key Marina
Carolina Dock
Keowee North Marine
Jocassee Outdoor Center
LOCAL TIP
The staff at the marina is very helpful and courteous. We rented an eightperson motor boat one day, and the next day we rented a pontoon boat for tubing during our vacation on Lake Hartwell. Both boats were clean and in excellent condition. We would highly recommend using Clemson Marina for your boat rental needs.” – Jessica Y.
“Clemson Marina:
Big Water Marina
Carol Storz, local resident
FUN FACT
Sadlers Creek State Recreation
Area is popular for fishing, boating, and camping.
WATER WITH HIKES
FALLS
RAMSEY FALLS
Westminster, SC
Located in Chu Ram County Park, this falls is great for summertime swimming and does not require a hike.
1220 Chau Ram Park Rd. Westminster, SC 29693
GPS Coordinates: N 34.68171 ▸ W 083.14542
ISSAQUEENA FALLS
Walhalla, SC
Located in Stumphouse Park, this falls has a viewing platform that is a short walk from the parking lot.
Stumphouse Tunnel Rd.
Walhalla, SC 29691
GPS Coordinates: N 34.80740 ▸ W 083.12158
KING CREEK FALLS
Mountain Rest, SC
This waterfall in the Sumter National Forest is accessible via an easy, 0.7 one-way trail.
King Creek Falls Trail
Mountain Rest, SC 29664
GPS Coordinates: N 34.97128 ▸ W 083.11465
OPOSSUM CREEK FALLS
Long Creek, SC
Getting to this gorgeous falls requires hiking a 2.2-mile, one-way trek through the Sumter National Forest.
Turkey Ridge Road
Long Creek, SC 29658
GPS Coordinates: N 34.77332 ▸ W 083.30361
LOCAL
“Issaqueena Trail: In an attempt to depart from electronics, with much protest, I rented bikes for myself and a 9-year-old grandson. It was a new adventure for us both. The child who was ‘forced’ to do this ended out the trip with his approval, who exclaimed it was the ‘best day ever.’”
– Laila S.
RILEY MOORE FALLS
Westminster, SC
This family-friendly falls is easily accessible via a 0.9-mile, one-way trail in the Sumter National Forest. State Road S-37-748 Westminster, SC 29693
GPS Coordinates: N 34.74106 ▸ W 083.18535
SPOONAUGER FALLS
Mountain Rest, SC
Spoonauger Falls is accessible via a short .25-mile, one-way trail in the Sumter National Forest.
Burrells Ford Road
Mountain Rest, SC 29664
GPS Coordinates: N 34.97480 ▸ W 083.11478
STATION COVE FALLS
Walhalla, SC
The 0.8-mile, one-way trail to this falls is easy for families and has a pool at the bottom for summertime wading.
Oconee Station Road
Walhalla, SC 29691
GPS Coordinates: N 34.84867 ▸ W 083.07463
Pickens, SC
To get to the overlook for these falls, follow an easy 1.2-mile, oneway trail for a two-in-one deal. 287-243 State Rd. S-39-100 Sunset, SC 29685
GPS Coordinates: N 35.0098 ▸ W 82.8214
YELLOW BRANCH FALLS
Mountain Rest, SC
This multi-tiered waterfall is a visitor favorite and can be accessed via an easy, 1.3-mile trail. 2907-, 3023 Hwy. 28 S. Walhalla, SC 29691
GPS Coordinates: N 34.80557 ▸ W 083.12876
STATE PARKS:
▸ Oconee State Park
▸ High Falls County Park
▸ Larry W. Abernathy Waterfront Park
▸ South Cove County Park
▸ Lake Hartwell State Park
▸ Hart State Park
▸ Tugaloo State Park
LONG CREEK FALLS
Long Creek, SC
The moderate/difficult trail to this waterfall is not well marked, so use caution when exploring. One-pointseven miles one way.
Turkey Ridge Road
Long Creek, SC 29658
GPS Coordinates: N 34.77767 ▸ W 083.31212
LEE FALLS
Tamassee, SC
Look for the gate to park for access to the beautiful trail that leads to this waterfall. One-point-five miles one way. Government Road 715A Tamassee, SC 29686
GPS Coordinates: N 34.89344 ▸ W 83.08131
▸ Sadlers Creek State Park
▸ Devil’s Fork State Park
▸ Keowee Toxaway State Park
▸ Camp Cedar Creek at Keowee-toxaway
▸ Coneross Park
▸ Mountain View Park
▸ Chau Ram County Park
TWIN FALLS (EASTATOE FALLS)
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