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Dogs Play Poker (while waiting for a bath…)

120 West Windsor Street, Westminster, SC
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Based on “A Friend In Need” by Cassius Marcellus Coolidge. The famous series features humanized dogs sitting around a table playing poker. The title comes from the fact that the bulldog in the foreground is seen secretly slipping an ace to his partner, while his competitors give side-glances around the table.

Chattooga canoe discovery

Seventeen years after a Native American canoe was discovered in the Chattooga River, a second dugout canoe has been found.

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Family Time in the Foothills

The Wild & Scenic Chattooga River

The river is federally protected and offers a variety of recreational activities, suitable for thrill-seekers and those looking for leisurely experiences in nature.

Our Summer Bucket List!

Seneca South Carolina – The Perfect Blend of Mountain Views and Small Town Magic

Tucked into the Blue Ridge foothills, Seneca South Carolina blends lake views, historic charm, and local favorites in a way that makes every visit feel unforgettable. It is the kind of small town you return to again and again.

Exploring Oconee County Responsibly

Turn Game Day into a Getaway

Cozy Cabins and Campsites

Winter in the South Carolina mountains has a quiet kind of magic. Crisp air, peaceful trails, and fewer crowds make it the perfect season to slow down, reconnect with nature, and enjoy cozy escapes.

Year Round Enjoyment

Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall…enjoy them all when you visit Oconee County, SC!

Chattooga Trails Bed & Barn

Mountain Rest, SC
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Variety of lodging for people and their horse companions. Main house guest rooms, Hunters Hideout basement apartment, RV sites with full hook ups and Sheep Wagon glamping. For horses: paddocks, pasture, barn, or tied up at a hitching post beside RV sites. Ride out from the property 1.5 miles to the Rocky Gap Trail System where you can ride for miles. Trails lead to the Chattooga River and cross into GA. Come back and end your evening by the campfire in the quiet setting.