It opened in 1937 and has been one of South Carolina's most popular parks since. The park, situated on a plateau, contains some 1,165 acres. Two lakes, at 20 acres and 12 acres, are known for bass, bream and catfish. In winter these lakes are also stocked with trout. In season, you can rent canoes and pedal boats for a nominal fee.
Camping is popular here.
Water and electricity are here as well as picnic tables. There are reduced fees for S.C. senior citizens and handicapped individuals. Three-day weekend and weekly rates are also available. The cabins have linens furnished and each has a full kitchen, central heat and air as well as a bathroom with hot-water shower. The Tamassee Knob Trail is the starting point for the Foothills Trail, which covers more than 85 miles and ends up near Caesar's Head and Jones Gap state parks.