Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall…enjoy them all when you visit Oconee County, SC!
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Oconee’s Great Indoors
Need inspiration for cold or rainy day activities? See our suggestions for things to do indoors.
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Couples Getaway Ideas
Slip away for a romantic weekend, plan a surprise getaway or pop over for a special evening…we’ve got lots of ways for you to enjoy being together!
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Spotlight on Work & Wander
Alexander’s Work & Wonder is a small Main Street business offering a blend of outdoorsy general merchandise and speciality beverages.
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Sunrise Farm: A Unique Stay in Salem
Circa 1890 farmhouse offers an idyllic experience in Salem, SC. Sleeps 16 and includes delicious homemade full breakfast!
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Fall Leaf Sightseeing
Late October, early November is the time to catch the best color! We’ve mapped driving routes specifically for leaf lookers.
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Top Fall Activities
It’s a great time to visit! Enjoy a slower pace, cooler weather and seasonal scenery.
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It’s Apple Season in Long Creek
The northwestern part of Oconee County, SC is well suited to growing apples. You can find locally harvested apples September-November at roadside markets in Long Creek and Mountain Rest.
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New Life for Newry
It’s hidden by trees and an earthen dam, so most people have no idea about the massive brick buildings that once housed a hard working textile plant.
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Walhalla’s Oktoberfest
Since 1979 visitors have flocked to Walhalla to celebrate the town’s German heritage. A digital exhibit explores the history of Walhalla’s German settlement and the creation of Walhalla’s Oktoberfest celebration.
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Something For Everyone at Chattooga Belle Farm
This working farm, event barn, distillery and restuarant offers spectacular views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and is a must-see destination for people traveling to the area.
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Tour of Bad Creek Pump Station
This hydroelectric powerhouse can create or store electricity by transferring water back and forth between the Bad Creek Reservoir and Lake Jocassee.