Outdoors
Bermuda High Soaring School
Jefferson, SC 29718
This facility is one of the largest commercial soaring centers in America. Beginners and experienced pilots alike can take to the skies almost any day of the year. Thur.–Sun. 10am–5pm. Reservations required for introductory flights lasting from 20-30 minutes. 4278 Thermal Trail, Jefferson. (803) 475-SOAR (7627). www.glider.org
Big Buck GNCC Racing
Offers ATV & motorcycle off road racing & special events. A family owned private property which is open to the public for racing events only. In addition to the sanctioned racing events, the property can be leased for special events. National events that have been held at include the Grand National Cross Country Race and the the Full Gas Sprint Enduro (spectator friendly ISDE style racing).
Broad River Campground
Winnsboro, SC 29180
Each camp site is nestled under a huge canopy of hardwood trees providing a shady, tranquil setting! Major amenities include free Wi-Fi, laundry, bathhouse, nature trails, full hook ups with 30 and 50 amp services on each site, and full shade! Very large sites with lots of elbow room to accommodate any size camper. Pet friendly.
Camp Canaan and the Zipline Canopy Tour
Rock Hill, SC 29732
This facility provides an escape to the island where life’s adventures can be embraced by growing relationships through unique outdoor programs that revitalize spirit and body. The mission is to provide specialized outdoor experiences that encourage Christ-like growth and connection within the environments of summer camp, retreats and adventure programs. Located on an island in the middle of the Catawba River with a wide range of activities–including the ZipLine Canopy Tour. This 3-hour exhilarating adventure starts at the treetops on a 70-foot tower in the treetops then zips across the Catawba River a total of 6 times. The full tour includes nine ziplines, a suspended bridge and walking trails through the woods. This high-flying adventure is for all ages (weight requirements apply).
Captain Darryl’s Guide Service
Rock Hill, SC 29730
Fishing trips with guide and pro angler Capt. Darryl Smith, with a 100-lb a day guarantee. Holder of 23 confirmed world records, featured on 19 TV shows, and in over 460 magazines. Fish in comfort on a 30-ft Crest Pontoon with a 12-foot hardtop. In the winter, enclosed boat with heat to stay warm and dry on the worst of days. South Carolina fishing license required.
Carolina Motorsports Park
Kershaw, SC 29067
The park is a 2.35 mile road racing course used for motorcycle and car club events, private testing and Turn One Motorsports Racing & Adventure Schools. Whether you are interested in rewarding your employees or entertaining your best clients, the school will customize a driving event to meet your needs. Offers corporate or group outings as an alternative to the golf or fishing trip. Participate in a unique, fun, challenging event where all participants start on the same level. No prior experience or knowledge is required and genders are not segregated. Team and individual competitions, as well as motivational speakers can be arranged to maximize your business or group outing.
Carowinds
Fort Mill, SC 29708
This amusement park is filled with so much fun and excitement it can’t be contained in one state! Features over 60 rides, shows and attractions including 14 world-class roller coasters, Camp Snoopy kids’ area, Carolina Harbor Waterpark and great dining and entertainment options for the whole family. Stay on site at the Camp Wilderness Resort (RV camping and modern cabins) or the SpringHill Suites Charlotte at Carowinds. Special ticket packages available.
Carowinds' Camp Wilderness RV Sites
Charlotte, NC 28273
Features RV, pop-up and tent sites and can accommodate RVs up to 40 feet in length. The paved RV sites feature full hookups with water, sewer and electric. Fifty of the sites have upgraded, 50-amp service. In addition, there are 56 spacious tent and pop-up sites with water hookups and 30-amp electric service. Every site also features a charcoal grill.
Charlotte/Fort Mill/KOA
Fort Mill, SC 29708
215 campsites. Full-service family campground with shaded RV and tent sites, picnic tables, Kamping Kabins, 30/50 amp, pool, mini-golf, laundromat, playground, store, LP gas, diesel, RV storage, game room, volleyball, horse shoes, a pavilion, The Attic Antiques and Collectibles shop, and the Campground Massacre Haunted House during October. Convenient to Carowinds and I-77. Year round. $10.00 fee for dumping.
Cheraw Fish Hatchery
Cheraw, SC 29520
A warm water hatchery that raises and distributes over 2 million fish for public waters throughout the state each year. Call ahead to schedule a tour.
Chester Nature Park
Chester, SC 29706
The park and outdoor learning lab--nestled on 25 acres of woods and streams--features a wide variety of plant and animal life, including evergreens, oaks, cedars, birds, rabbits, deer, butterflies, a trail, a bridge and a picnic area. Located beside Chester Park Elementary School.
Craig Park
Chesterfield, SC 29709
The Craig Mill Trail is open from 6:00 am to 11:00 pm, and has an entrance from Main Street.
Crown Cove RV Park
126 spaces, including 59 paved. WiFi, pond and more. Full hookups and pull throughs. Pets welcome. Open year-round. Fort Mill. .
Don Gowan’s Crawfish Farms
Lancaster, SC 29720
In addition to the 10 acres of crawfish farms, there are 30 fish ponds and vegetable gardens where tomatoes, squash, and cucumbers are grown. Nectarines, Asian pears, plums, and more. Elberta and cling peaches are available in season. Open to individuals and groups by appointment only. Call to schedule a visit.
Draper Wildlife Management Area
McConnells, SC 29726
Sometimes referred to as the Brattonsville Tract because of its proximity to the community of Brattonsville, the Draper Tract consists of 806 acres. Approximately 80 acres of planted loblolly, natural loblolly, shortleaf and Virginia pine are present. Hardwood stands on this tract comprise approximately 371 acres (46 percent) and occur in both upland and bottomland sites. A significant number of desirable mast-producing hardwood species such as red oak, white oak, water oak, willow oak and swamp chestnut oak along with hickory, black walnut, dogwood and redbud occur. About 386 acres (48 percent) of this tract is open land or is non-forested and consists primarily of abandoned fields, powerline right-of-ways and ponds. Many of the fields or open areas are relatively large in size, some in excess of 50 to 75 acres. This area is managed specifically for small game, however good white-tailed deer and wild turkey populations are present. Special seasons and/or bag limits apply for quail, rabbit and turkey. A limited number of participants for opening day dove hunts (youth and adult) are selected by drawing. Although managed for hunting, other forms of outdoor recreation such as hiking, biking and bird watching are popular here. No horseback riding is allowed. The property contains three stocked ponds--special limits and open times apply. Also known for its massive (about 20 acres) brightly-colored sunflowers that bloom in July each year. Access to the property is limited with a parking area provided.
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