Turn old garden rakes into charming yard art with this simple DIY project. Learn how to build the Pumpkintown Pumpkin, Table Rock Hiker, and other creative garden characters using recycled materials.
For more than 150 years, Griffin Baptist Church has served the communities of Pumpkintown and northern Pickens County. Located along the Pumpkintown Highway with Glassy Mountain in the background, the church remains a longstanding landmark in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
A simple hamburger, homemade desserts, friendly service, and small-town charm have made Holly Springs Country Store a favorite stop in northern Pickens County. Could it be home to one of the best burgers in the foothills?
Fresh from the fields of Pumpkintown! Pumpkintown Produce has become a favorite stop for locals and visitors seeking strawberries, tomatoes, watermelons, and other seasonal produce. Discover the story behind this charming roadside farm stand and the agricultural traditions it helps preserve in the Oolenoy Valley.
Located just minutes from Table Rock State Park, Aunt Sue’s Country Corner has been serving Southern hospitality, mountain views, and memorable meals to visitors and locals for generations. A stop here is a tradition for many exploring the South Carolina foothills.
Step inside one of the Upstate’s most beloved hidden gems. Serving the Pumpkintown community since 1938, Pumpkintown General Store & Café combines small-town charm, Southern comfort food, and mountain hospitality just minutes from Table Rock State Park. From homemade biscuits and cheesy hash browns to nostalgic history and scenic mountain drives, this historic landmark remains a must-stop destination in the South Carolina mountains.