Come explore the upstate from Walhalla, SC

There are weekend rates ONLY if you stay for 2 nights. If you stay for 3 nights or more, the

Standard check-in time is 4pm, and standard check-out time is 10am.

This house is not for everyone, and you can read the reviews and decide for yourself. It is priced reasonably, in my opinion, and it is comfortable and roomy. If you are looking for a fancy, completely updated house, this is not the place for you.

This four bedroom, 1.5 bath house with hardwood floors throughout, is located in the city limits of Walhalla, SC. Aunt Helen's brothers built the house in 1947 for their mom, who had to move to town after their dad died. The house has been in the family ever since, and Steve and I are the third generation owners.

The house has never been occupied by a smoker, and it is very clean. It still has the feel of the 80's, but the bedspreads and linens have been updated, along with a few of the rooms. It has new appliances and a washer and dryer for the guests to use.

We have the comforts of the 21st century with satellite tv in one bedroom and in the living room and speedy WIFI.

There is plenty of history in Walhalla to see and read about, and the town is located in a central location to about anything that you and your family would like to do. Oconee County is a great place to come and visit if you enjoy the outdoors. It has spectacular waterfalls, whitewater rafting, river and lake fishing, museums, shopping, festivals, road biking, motorcycle riding, hiking, golf, Clemson University, old churches, fall foliage, and berry picking. Come visit the area. I did in 1998 and have not left. It is a great area with a small town feel to it.

Waterfalls...
Yellow Branch Falls, Isaqueena Falls, Opossum Creek Falls, Riley Moore Falls, Reedy Branch Falls, Lee Falls, Kings Creek Falls, Station Cove Falls, Brasstown Falls.

Antique shops...
Warther's in Walhalla.

Shopping...
Ram Cat Alley in Seneca, Highlands, NC, Cashiers, NC, Clayton, GA, and downtown Walhalla

Festivals...
Octoberfest in Walhalla, Apple Festival in Westminster, SC

Museums...
Heritage Museum in Walhalla
Veteran's Museum in Walhalla
Museum of the Cherokee in Walhalla

Golf...
Oconee County Club in Seneca, Falcon's Lair (Hwy 11), Kingwood in Clayton, GA, The Walker Course in Clemson

Fishing...
South Cove State Park, Lake Hartwell, Lake Keowee, Lake Jocassee, Lake Tugaloo, Chauga River, Chattooga River, West Fork of the Chattooga.

Public, free Gun Range
Cassidy Bridge Rifle Range on Cassidy Bridge Rd in Mtn Rest, SC or Long Creek, SC

Hiking...
Table Rock State Park, Foothills Trail, Chattooga Ridge Trail, Botanical Gardens in Clemson, Tallulah Gorge in GA, Stumphouse Tunnel

Frisbee Golf...
Sertoma Field in Walhalla, City of Central, SC (close to Clemson), Shaffer Complex in Seneca, Chau Ram County Park

Playground and walking track...
Sertoma Field

Whitewater rafting on the Chattooga River...Nantahala Outdoor Center (35 minutes away)

Zipline...
Wildwater Ltd. in Long Creek, SC

Berry Picking...
Chattooga Belle Farm (million dollar view) in Long Creek, Happy Berry Farm out Hwy 11.

Mountain Biking...
Stumphouse Tunnel Mountain Bike Park is about 7 miles away. Plus, it has Isaqueena Falls and the Palmetto Trail for walking and is across the street from Yellow Branch Falls.
Tsali in NC
Tiger, GA

Flea Markets...
Pickens Flea Market on Hwy 183 on Wednesday, Hwy 11 towards I-85.

Churches...
St. Johns Lutheran Church (10:30am), St. Lukes Methodist, College Street Baptist, Golden Corner (10:00am and very casual).

The Oasis in Seneca.....amazing putt putt coarse

Sweet Retreat Between Walhalla and Seneca on Hwy 28...
offers putt putt, go carts, laser tag, and delicious ice cream

Restaurant...
Hardees in Walhalla, Carolina Pizza Co., Puerto Nuevo, The Steakhouse in Walhalla (fried chicken), Steph's Steaks (philly cheese steaks)

Emergency eye problems...
Medivision in Walhalla. (my eye doctor)

Emergency dentist...
Lake Keowee Dental