Tamassee was one of several Cherokee “Lower Towns” in the region. It was abandoned in 1752 due to threats by their Creek enemies. By 1770, Cherokee had returned to the town. In 1776 they sided with the British during the Revolution and attacked settlements along the frontier. In retaliation, South Carolina Patriots destroyed Tamassee and other Cherokee towns during the war.
Tamassee Town historical marker
Tamassee was one of several Cherokee “Lower Towns” in the region. It was abandoned in 1752 due to threats by their Creek enemies. By 1770, Cherokee had returned to the town. In 1776 they sided with the British during the Revolution and attacked settlements along the frontier. In retaliation, South Carolina Patriots destroyed Tamassee and other Cherokee towns during the war.
More to do around Tamassee, SC
Habanero’s Mexican Grill
Tamassee, SC
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Traditional Mexican menu and beverages. Open 7 days a week 11AM-9PM.
Tamassee Town historical marker
Tamassee was one of several Cherokee “Lower Towns” in the region. It was abandoned in 1752 due to threats by their Creek enemies. By 1770, Cherokee had returned to the town. In 1776 they sided with the British during the Revolution and attacked settlements along the frontier. In retaliation, South Carolina Patriots destroyed Tamassee and other Cherokee towns during the war.
White Water Cabin
Tamassee, SC
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The cabin offers an impressive view of Whitewater Lake. Enjoy the private dock for swimming, kayaking, or fishing. Lounge on the porch around the gas fire pit and soak in the view from the gazebo as you grill out. The cabin hosts up to six guests, with one queen bedroom, two bunk beds, a loft with a queen bed, and a pull-out sleeper sofa option. Two kayaks and life jackets are provided for guests to enjoy. It’s the perfect getaway for couples, friends or families.
