There is something about these last few weeks of summer that makes you want to squeeze in one more adventure. Before school lunches, alarm clocks, and packed schedules return, spend a weekend making memories in Oconee County. Whether your family loves swimming, hiking, or simply exploring somewhere new, there’s still plenty of summer left to
Oconee County is known for its waterfalls, mountain trails, lakes, and rivers. Whether you’re hiking the Foothills trail, paddling down the Chattooga river, or spending the day on Lake Keowee, our county offers unforgettable experiences. Like any outdoor destination, a little preparation can go a long way toward having a safe and enjoyable trip. Before
Oconee County Parks Oconee County is fortunate to have three county parks, all of which boast waterfront locations. Two parks are on Lake Keowee, and one park is on the Chauga River. South Cove County Park (Lake Keowee) 48-acre park on a 15-acre peninsula at the southern end of Lake Keowee 86 campsites (41 waterfront)