Look for the Elloree Farmers' Market in Joe Miller Park in the summer and guided tours of the Elloree cotton gin and fields in the autumn. Other festivals and activities happen during the year. The town grew up in the 1830s around the historic Church of the Epiphany, and was chartered in 1888 near the Ferguson-Elloree fork of the Eutawville Railroad. Indian Bluff Park provides free boating, swimming, and picnicking facilities, with a fishing pier and nature trail. South Carolina game management department offers deer, dove, and quail hunting.
Accommodations are available within the area.
Holly Hill Experience the amenities of rural life in Holly Hill, population 1478. Located in exciting Santee-Cooper Country, Holly Hill is easily accessible from Interstates 26 and 95 and from US Highway 78, the Heritage Discovery Route. Forty-six miles nortwest of historic Charleston, Holly Hill is the southwestern anchor of the Eastern Orangeburg County Discovery Trail, which showcases life in the adjacent small towns. Within the area are motels and campsites, local culinary delights, family recreation, seasonal tours, and festivals. Anchored in its proud past, Holly Hill is a slice of Americana.