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Harleyville, SC Hotels
Ashley Lodge Harleyville
188 Judge Street
Harleyville, SC 29448
Nightly Rates: ($44.10 - $46.55)
2 Star
The Ashley Lodge, is located in Harleyville on Highway 26 midway between Charleston and Columbia. Only minutes from Beidler Forest, Givhans Ferry State Park and Indian Bluff Recreation Park. Colleton ... Click for More Info
Ashley Lodge
188 Judge Street (sc hwy 453)
Harleyville, SC 29448
3 Star
THE ASHLEY LODGE OF HARLEYVILLE, SC IS LOCATED CLOSE TO BEIDLER FOREST, THE WORLDS LARGET VIRGIN CYPRESS/TUPELOW SWAMP WHICH COVERS 11,000 ACRES. OUR 1 STORY, EXTERIOR DESIGN MOTEL OFFERS 44 NICE AND ... Click for More Info
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South Carolina Offbeat Attraction Map
RoadsideAmerica.com's map of South Carolina's unusual tourist attractions, museums, and landmarks.
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 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near South CarolinaWhile in South Carolina, you might enjoy a visit to: Jody Pendarvis has spent years building a huge wooden flying saucer beside his trailer. Snakes, crocs, lizards -- both indoors and in outdoor pits. One of several of these curious displays of public art scattered across the country. |