Camden Environmental Park is an environmental jewel located on the banks of the Wateree River. It is a mecca for all types of birds and it has a very modern and functional launch for kayaks and canoes. There is limited signage to let the people know that the park exists. KC Trails recommends that the […]
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Goodale State Park has announced plans to develop 2.4+ miles of walking trails and trail loops on the north side of the park’s property. Park Director John Wells led over 200 walkers on a preview of those trails at the park’s First Day Hike on January 1, 2025.
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This project is to create a walking trail along Bolton Branch that will connect Ehrenclou Rd with Camden Environmental Park and the Wateree River. The path can potentially use the city’s easement for water and sewer utilities. The developer is on board with the concept. Coordination between city, county, and the two other property owners
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Upgrades to Woodward Park were approved by County Council in 2023 and funded with $10 Million from Kershaw County, Health Service District of Kershaw County, and MUSC. The most recent plan will include additional walking trails and an additional connector to Scott Park.
The Black River Road project includes widening the road and adding a 10’ wide multiuse trail. The project was funded by the Santee-Lynches Council of Governments and is managed by DOT. Land acquisition is in progress and Milestones are on track and a 2 year construction project is expected to complete in Mid 2028.
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The South Carolina Battleground Preservation Trust acquired the Camden Polo Field and the adjoining Kirkwood Inn property, and the property is now managed by Historic Camden. The Trail from the Polo Field To Greene Street is well developed and well-maintained. Markers and signs have been added to the property to tell the story of its
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Nature as Teacher is an 800 acre property on the Wateree River owned by Clemson and dedicated to provide outdoor education experiences for all ages by facilitating and supporting nature focused programs and practices in order to foster relationships with nature. The Nature as Teacher Preserve is currently opened to the public one Saturday per
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