Name: South Cove County Park
Address: 1099 S Cove Rd, Seneca, SC 29672, United States, US
Telephone: +1 864-882-5250

South Cove County Park is a park, located at 1099 S Cove Rd, Seneca, SC 29672, United States. They can be contacted via phone at +1 864-882-5250, visit their website www.southcarolinaparks.com for more detailed information.

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1099 S Cove Rd, Seneca, SC 29672

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Added by Jopie, at 05 August 2016

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Sommer H

04 December 2017

I have enjoyed coming here for years. The new upgrades and landscaping look fantastic! Great sunrise and sunset views.
Pappy Anders

17 September 2017

I want to say that this has been by far one of the nicest places we have stayed not only is the park nice , the STAFF ARE AMAZING we come during the Irma storm they was trees down , no power, an besides the staff we was the only ones here for a few days an in that time they did everything in there means to accommodate us . The staff host that stay in the park keep the bathrooms an area so clean at ALL TIMES it's not just 1st thing in the mornings or last thing at night they stay on the whole area AT ALL TIMES THE WHOLE PARK STAYS SO CLEAN , EVEN THE TRASH CANS ARE KEPT EMPTY ! an it's not because no one is here this place stays packed an I see an understand why ! We appreciate the staff here an the park so much WE WILL BE BACK FOR THE WHOLE SUMMER !!!
Michael Stasney

16 September 2017

I have always loved this park. For the last couple of years they are doing even more. The camping area is surrounded by water on 3 sides and picnic and playground areas are all nicely maintained. The park staff are all wonderful and friendly.
Nushrat Humaira

03 September 2017

Really quite but full of natural beauty. Excellent for any kind of outdoor activities, camping, fishing, sailing, b-b-q, playground, biking, so many options available. Parking is free. Do check out the office , some cool artifacts, skeletons and a live snake is there!!!!
Noel Barlau

23 August 2017

Went here to see the eclipse on August 21, 2017. Only two dollars to park, and it was an absolutely perfect place to witness a total eclipse. Beautiful lake for a backdrop, decent washrooms, and reasonably priced concessions to boot. Will definitely be back with my boat!
Clemson Web Design

23 June 2017

Tiny camp sites. Cram people in like sardines in a can. The view and facilities are pretty nice. Lets be honest tho. People come here for the lake. Great lake views, rangers are very strict about parking on the grass etc. The campsites have very limited sand beach access for those with boats. Plan on trailering your boat up or anchoring it out off shore for overnight. Otherwise. Great place to camp.
Sandra Smith

08 February 2017

Located on beautiful Lake Keowee, new bath house and offices, pretty good camp sites (they are being updated). The only sport amenity offered is tennis but the courts have huge cracks all in them, several of the lights are burned out, there are no restrooms and the tennis lines have recently been painted over with pickle ball lines, which makes it pretty difficult to make calls.
Laura Miller

19 October 2016

Great park! Lots of playground equipment. Located on the lake. Very clean.
Adam Tillman

10 September 2016

Well maintained. Great views. Nice water access. Good family environment.
Shannon Cook

15 August 2016

Nice, quiet and beautiful park. My family and I stayed only for a weekend but my 3 teenage children had plenty to do. Bicycle riding, swimming, walking, playgrounds, tennis and for my son, hours of Pokémon fun.
My only complete is the campsites are stacked on top of each other. The south side of the campground is the best side for shade. But when making reservations be sure to check the site width as the sites are very narrow and do not allow enough room for extra items i.e a 9ft outdoor rug or a 10 x 10 instant canopy.
Cameron J. Keegan

12 August 2016

Love the park, but they REALLY need to control the campsite etiquette here. We paid extra for a waterfront site, and every single day we had people cutting through our site to go swimming, launch their canoes and kayaks, and even beach their motor boats. As we were packing up our camper, apparently that was a signal for several families to invade our beach and setup for the day. At no point did anyone even bother to ask if it was OK to cut through our site. Had I not been alone with our kids that weekend, I probably would have been more outspoken.