Year Round Enjoyment
Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall…enjoy them all when you visit Oconee County, SC!
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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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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.
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Top Trip Picks
There’s still time to enjoy the summer season and make lasting memories! See our tried and true recommendations for fun in the sun!
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Mini Golf Oconee Oasis
The Oasis Ranch is a lushly landscaped course that will make you think you’re on a tropical vacation, but it’s actually in Seneca, SC (not far from Clemson University).
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Apples!
When the temperature begins to cool, apple picking is the perfect autumn family activity. It’s a chance to spend time in the country, get a light workout, and enjoy eating super fresh fruit!
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Glorious Nature
From their breathtaking beauty to the wide array of recreational opportunities they offer, the waterfalls in Oconee County are a beloved destination for nature enthusiasts.
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40 years of Travel & Tourism
The U.S. travel industry stimulates economic growth, cultivates vibrant communities, creates quality job opportunities and elevates the quality of life for everyday Americans.
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Oconee County Parks
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Jocassee is an Adventure Paradise!
Drop anchor, disembark and explore! Active folks can scamper over huge boulders and rock outcroppings to get up close and personal with amazing landscape unique to the Jocassee Gorges region.
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