Keowee River

We don't just talk southern hospitality, we live it! Offering charming little towns, friendly folks, and a vibrant culture and quality of life second to none. It's hard to imagine running out of things to do. We are located just minutes from both the thriving arts community of Seneca, SC and the bustling college town of nationally recognized Clemson University. A progressive mindset provides business, residents, and visitors alike with an open, friendly atmosphere and a true spirit of community. It's no wonder the area is consistently ranked one of the nation's top ten communities to retire.

This coupled with waterfalls, lakes; trails, glorious fall foliage, and outdoor adventure most argue that it is our abundance of natural beauty that defines the area. From our native foliage - including mountain laurel, dogwood, rhododendron, wild azalea, and the rare Oconee Bell (Oconee County's official flower) - to our magnificent waterfalls and abundant wildlife, this is a place that's made for families and hardcore outdoor enthusiasts alike. You'll find great hiking along the countless mountain trails and world-class fishing in wild mountain streams and lake waters. Folks never tire of visiting the nearby state and county parks, or canoeing and kayaking on the scenic Chattooga River - great recreational adventures you can enjoy year round.

Ideally positioned between Atlanta, Georgia, and Greenville, South Carolina, and just minutes from Clemson University, both Seneca and Oconee County have gained national acclaim for being a truly extraordinary place to live.

Clemson University was recently ranked as the 22nd best national public university by (U.S. News and World Report,) The University offers countless opportunities to watch big time ACC athletics as well as nationally recognized cultural events. Drop Down If you're looking for outdoor entertainment, the area borders the 1500-plus-miles shoreline of Hartwell Lake where swimming, skiing and sailing are favorite pastimes. The nearby mountains provide areas to canoe, kayak, white-water raft, hike, camp, snow ski and fish.

Greenville is 40 minutes east of Keowee River. The city has been recognized as one of the fastest up-and-coming cities in the nation and offers infinite possibilities for food, shopping and other activities. Lined with gorgeous Crepe Myrtles and oak trees, downtown has an old-town charm with modern flare. From fine dining to wine tasting to minor league baseball, Greenville has so much to offer. One visit won't do it justice.

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