Grab your fishing poll, your mom or dad and head out to the Santee State Park for the Annual Big Daddy Fishing Event. If you’re under the age of 13 and have an interest in fishing or have a child who falls into that category, then you can’t miss this event. Each child must be [...]
One of the best attributes of the town of Elloree is its close proximity to the Santee State Park. Less than ten minutes away, the possibilities are endless. You can pop over and cast a quick line into the Marion River, famous for enormous catfish, spend the afternoon with the kids biking or playing on [...]
The quaint town of Elloree, true to its southern roots, has plenty of home-style southern cooking to offer. But, they also have a range of other options no matter what you’re in the mood for. If you’re driving through and need to grab a bite to eat or returning to visit friends or family, check [...]
If you’ve grown up roaming the Cleveland Street in the heart of this small town or are visiting for the first time, take the chance to stop in at the Elloree Heritage Museum & Cultural Center. The museum houses 10,000 square feet worth of exhibits. Step back in time and see what Cleveland Street looked [...]
Elloree, South Carolina may just be a small dot on the map somewhere between Columbia and Charleston, but hidden in this tiny southern town are irreplaceable gems such as the Elloree Bed & Breakfast. This colonial style house was built in 1906 by M. E. Rickenbaker. Today Jack and Cindy Lane serve as the innkeepers [...]
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