Caroline & Cedric
Caroline & Cedric
Things to Do
Outside of the wedding day festivities, we hope you get the chance to take a walk through beautiful Downtown Greenville and enjoy other attractions in the area!
Check out this website for additional activities:
https://www.visitgreenvillesc.com/things-to-do/?gad_source=1
Fall Activities
Sky Top Orchard
1 hour north of Downtown Greenville.
Pick your own apples and warm up with some hot apple cider. They also have an apple cannon on the weekends where you can knock out a bear, deer, or the infamous Bigfoot!
20 minutes further north, there is also Grandad's Apples 'N Such (Hendersonville, NC), which is a 120-acre family farm and apple orchard that features a country store and bakery.
Denver Downs
40 minutes southwest of Downtown Greenville.
Recently ranked one of the "Top 10 Best Corn Mazes in the U.S. to Visit This Fall" (USA TODAY 10Best Readers' Choice), but also has live music, s'mores and bonfires, a petting zoo, a pumpkin patch, swings, slides, ziplines, gem mining, a cow train, food, and special weekend events.
TD Saturday Market
Enjoy fresh, locally-sourced product and farm products each Saturday morning from May-October at Downtown Greenville's bustling farmer's market.
Madworld Haunted Attractions
30 minutes southwest of Downtown Greenville.
Madworld has been voted the "#1 Must-See Haunted Attraction in SC" and one of the top-ranked haunted attractions in America.
Hiking/Outdoors
Unity Park
Also very kid-friendly! (four state-of-the-art playgrounds and a 4,100sf splash pad)
Paris Mountain State Park
Just 10 minutes from downtown Greenville and one of three state parks in Greenville County. Includes 4 lakes, a swimming area, a playground, 15 miles of hiking and biking trails, and a campground.
Other State Parks (both 1 hour northwest of downtown Greenville)
- Jones Gap State Park
- Caesars Head State Park
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Approximately 2 hours from Downtown Greenville.
As this area was impacted by Hurricane Helene, please be aware of and check in on park closures before visiting.