Dillon, South Carolina: South Of The Border
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- Address:
- I-95 - US 301/501, Dillon, SC
- Directions:
- I-95 exit 1 in North Carolina. Follow the billboards.
- Hours:
- Always open. (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 843-774-2411
- RA Rates:
- The Best
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South of the Border A getaway for a complete change of time. Tacky, wacky, generally family-friendly. This destination spot is right out of the 1950s. You would have to see it to understand. Everyone should go once!
[Debby Sherman, 01/06/2013]
South Of The Border - Reptile Lagoon The Reptile Lagoon at S.O.B. opened June 2010 in the old mini-golf building. The mini-golf has moved to outside.
[Bryce Archibald, 08/05/2011]Claims to be the "Largest Indoor Exhibit [of reptiles] in America." Admission charged. Photos permitted.
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Nearby Offbeat Places
- Ginger Ale Factory Tour, Hamer, SC - < 1 mi.
- Dillon Fence, Dillon, SC - 5 mi.
- Grave of Spaghetti, the Carny Mummy, Laurinburg, NC - 22 mi.
- In the region: Dizzy Gillespie Statue, Cheraw, SC - 36 mi.
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South of the Border's billboard barrage stretches for hundreds of miles up and down Interstate 95. How could anyone resist?