Landrum, South Carolina: Last Covered Bridge in South Carolina
Built in 1909, Campbell's Covered Bridge is now a made-to-order photo-op.
- Address:
- 171 Campbell Covered Bridge Rd, Landrum, SC
- Directions:
- From Landrum drive south on Hwy 14 for seven miles. Turn right onto Hwy 414. Drive one miles. Turn left onto Pleasant Hill Rd. Drive a quarter-mile, then turn right into the parking lot for the bridge.
- Admission:
- Free
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Able to walk onto the bridge as of right now. GPS May take you the back way. Go to the sign to turn in much better views and picnic tables.
[Sherry & Mike M From Ft Worth TX, 01/28/2023]Looks like there is some restoration happening on the bridge. In the meantime, you can still sit down, view it from afar, and check out the short loop hike.
[Adventures Of Cluckleberry Hen, 09/05/2022]
A quick stop with friends to show them Campbell's Covered Bridge. I'd been there a few years ago. Easy to find and still in a broken down state, sadly.
[Rose Howe, 10/29/2020]
So glad we stopped, as I love old bridges and covered ones are great. The wood is seriously rotting and not sure how long she'll be standing. Lots of people walking around.
[Rose, 07/05/2016]
Campbell's Covered Bridge is the last covered bridge in South Carolina, and is now owned and operated by Greenville County. It has recently been restored and turned into a park with picnic tables and a fantastic view of the creek. It's a great place to visit.
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The 35-foot-long bridge was closed to traffic in the early 1980s, but visitors can still walk across it.