There’s nothing more romantic than a weekend getaway for two, and Greenwood is the perfect spot. Fill your time with great flavors, delightful shopping, and outdoor adventures. Enjoy tasting craft brews, exploring unique boutiques, and immersing yourself in the natural beauty of charming Greenwood.

A great way to see Greenwood is by bike. Wander the trails and greenways that showcase both the area’s natural beauty and unique historic sites. Most trails are easy to navigate, many are wheelchair accessible, and all are near other points of interest.
The Greenwood County Rails to Trails project repurposes old railroad beds for recreation, such as the Heritage Trail, which ends near the Uptown Market. Other trails take you alongside Lake Greenwood or parks. You can even tour the outdoor sculptures on display on the Lander campus.
Lake Greenwood State Park is a perfect escape, offering campsites, trails, recreational areas and easy access to all of the fun of Lake Greenwood.

In Greenwood, fun on the lake is a must. Spend an afternoon or evening on the beautiful blue waters of Lake Greenwood. Make it a fishing expedition in this championship angler’s paradise, or take a leisurely, romantic cruise.
Treat yourself to a tasty lakeside meal at Break on the Lake. You might even catch some live music while enjoying the food and a spectacular sunset.

Once the sun sets, there’s still plenty to do. Relax after your outdoor adventures with house-made brews at local spots like Sled Dawg Brewery. Live music and community events are frequently on the menu at our local breweries, South Bend Winery, and Uptown social spots like Fox and Hound and Flynn’s on Maxwell, where locals gather to unwind.
Or steer into a retro experience at 25 Auto Drive In, one of the last drive-in theaters in South Carolina. Kick back with a first-run movie and dinner on site. “The 25,” as the locals call it, has been in operation since 1945 and is one of only three remaining drive-ins in the state. Great burgers and a family atmosphere make it a popular spot for residents and tourists alike.

Greenwood boasts a robust foodie scene, with plenty of locally owned restaurants offering unique twists on the classics, including Cambridge Chop House at the Inn on the Square. From Southern to international cuisine, Greenwood really knows how to bring the flavor. The food truck culture is also alive and well, with exceptional desserts, spectacular barbecue and more.
Staying at the Inn on the Square means you have easy access to all of the shops and fun of Uptown. Visit the Uptown Market for locally grown produce and handmade items. Explore the gardens and Monarch way stations of Uptown, and take in the exhibits at the Greenwood Museum. Peruse the exhibits at the Arts Center, take a Paint and Pour class, or shop for the perfect piece to take home. If theater is your thing, be sure to catch a play or concert at the Greenwood Community Theatre.

Don’t miss Uptown favorite Main and Maxwell, where you can browse the work of more than 60 area artists and fine craftspeople. You’ll find everything from modern to traditional, whimsical to elegant in the shops of Uptown. Find tasteful gifts at Fig, beautiful clothing at David Lindsey. Whether you’re shopping the boutiques and galleries of Uptown or the antiques and collectibles of stores throughout the county, you’ll find treasures galore to take home.
If you’re a couple of history buffs, Greenwood’s fascinating history is on display wherever you look. Learn about the Golden Age of rail travel—and about Greenwood’s railroading history—at the Greenwood Railroad Heritage Center. Uncover the diverse chapters of our heritage at the Greenwood Museum. Walk hand-in-hand through history at the historic home of Dr. Benjamin Mays. Explore the boyhood home of this pivotal Civil Rights leader and trace his inspiring journey.

We’re so excited to bring new visitors to Greenwood! Get in touch with us at Discover Greenwood, or stop by the Visitor Center at the Arts Center for information on making your trip an unforgettable romantic adventure.
