Candy’s guidebook
Marina
This is a great restaurant/marina with great bands and fun!
25 polecane przez mieszkańców
Catfish Johnny's - Lake Murray
1925 Johnson Marina RdThis is a great restaurant/marina with great bands and fun!
Buffalo Creek Bar & Grill
850 Marina WayGreat restaurant/marina
Liberty Tap room bar and grill is a another great restaurant/marina to visit
9 polecane przez mieszkańców
Lake Murray Marina
1602 Marina RdLiberty Tap room bar and grill is a another great restaurant/marina to visit
Local Restaurants
Zorba's Restaurant & Sports Bar
1260 Chapin RdJ.R. Cash's Grill and Bar
502 Old Lexington HwyLa Fogata Mexican Restaurant
2805 Sunset BlvdGrocery store
Publix Super Market at Chapin Crossing
1235 Chapin RdFood Lion
140 Amicks Ferry RdLowes Foods of Chapin
1419 Chapin RdGym
Anytime Fitness
2808 Devine StMüv Fitness
105 Ellett Rdhttps://www.icrc.net/parks/crooked-creek-park
Recreation Center!
Also has a gym you can purchase daily passes to! Not far from the cottage.
11 polecane przez mieszkańców
Crooked Creek Park
1098 Old Lexington Hwyhttps://www.icrc.net/parks/crooked-creek-park
Recreation Center!
Also has a gym you can purchase daily passes to! Not far from the cottage.
Shopping
Walmart Supercenter
1180 Dutch Fork RdColumbiana Centre
100 Columbiana CirHiking/biking
https://palmettoconservation.org/palmetto-trail/
The entire Palmetto Trail is open to hiking and backpacking. Designated passages and sites are available for mountain biking, horseback riding, and camping (see maps). The Trail cannot accommodate motorized vehicles.
Residents and visitors of all ages, abilities, and socioeconomic circumstances use the Palmetto Trail to enjoy nature, practice conservation, and learn history—all while being physically active. Traveled individually or together, the passages reveal the rich diversity and fascinating history, culture, and geography of the Palmetto State.
Alston Trailhead- Palmetto Trail-
State Road S-20-35https://palmettoconservation.org/palmetto-trail/
The entire Palmetto Trail is open to hiking and backpacking. Designated passages and sites are available for mountain biking, horseback riding, and camping (see maps). The Trail cannot accommodate motorized vehicles.
Residents and visitors of all ages, abilities, and socioeconomic circumstances use the Palmetto Trail to enjoy nature, practice conservation, and learn history—all while being physically active. Traveled individually or together, the passages reveal the rich diversity and fascinating history, culture, and geography of the Palmetto State.