Spartanburg county nature trails in Spartanburg, South Carolina

The Spartanburg County Parks Department is a local government office located at 9039 Fairforest Road in Spartanburg, South Carolina. This department is dedicated to providing the community with well-maintained parks, recreational facilities, and green spaces for residents to enjoy. From playgrounds and sports fields to nature trails and picnic areas, the Spartanburg County Parks Department offers a variety of outdoor amenities for people of all ages to explore and appreciate. Come visit us and experience the beauty of Spartanburg's natural landscapes!

Oak Grove Lake Park, located on Oak Grove Lake Road in Greenville, South Carolina, is a popular tourist attraction and park destination. The park implemented a fisheries management plan in 2014, resulting in a stabilized fish population and the opening of the lake for fishing on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Visitors are encouraged to practice catch and release fishing, as the lake is stocked with bass, bream, and catfish. The park features a .8 mile road around the lake that is frequently used by walkers, joggers, bikers, and families, although it is not a designated pedestrian trail. Visitors are reminded that the road is public and to use caution while enjoying the scenic views.

Tygerberry Landing, located at 388 Berry Shoals Road in Duncan, South Carolina, is a charming park along the South Tyger River at Berry’s Pond. This public space is the result of a partnership between the Tyger River Foundation, SJWD Water District, and Spartanburg County Parks Department. Visitors to Tygerberry Landing can enjoy a variety of amenities, including picnic benches, a loop trail with an exercise station, and benches overlooking Berry's Pond for relaxation and fishing. The park also features an ADA Dock funded by a Duke Energy Foundation grant, making it accessible for individuals with limited mobility to enjoy paddling on the pond.