
Jocassee Valley Brewing Company
Craft beer taproom and music/event venue. On-site brewery coming soon! Wine, craft sodas, light appetizers. Dog (leashed) and kid (supervised) friendly.

Set on 38 acres in beautiful Oconee County, just 10 minutes from Lake Jocassee and Lake Keowee, Kalmia Woods is the perfect mountain destination for your next retreat.
Sweeping view of the Oconee County Forest
Many rooms have balconies that beckon you to breathe in the pure Mediterranean air of the island. All rooms are air conditioned and feature an elegant ensuite bathroom with shower.



A romantic sunset dinner, a quick afternoon snack, a relaxed family meal – our contemporary restaurants suit most occasions - and all with spectacular sea views.

Craft beer taproom and music/event venue. On-site brewery coming soon! Wine, craft sodas, light appetizers. Dog (leashed) and kid (supervised) friendly.

A casual breakfast and lunch cafe near Lake Keowee and Lake Jocassee. Take out available. (Closed Monday & Tuesday)

Drinks, pool and darts. Open daily with Happy Hour specials (weekdays) 5-7pm and Live music on Thursdays.
Surrender yourself to the silent solitude of the wild, or set off on an adventure through the lush forest of the National Park.

Massage, sauna sessions, beauty treatments such as pedicures and manicures, a fitness room, an outdoor children's pool filled with sea water or a sun terrace to relax on.


Surrounded by the tranquil blue-green waters of Lake Jocassee, discover one of the greenest and most gloriously untamed watering holes, with much magic to explore and enjoy.



Explore & enjoy the many outdoor opportunities with places for all ages and interests.

The gateway to the Blue Ridge Mountains, Lake Jocassee and Lake Keowee, an area well known for outdoor activities and mountain adventures

There’s a charming part of town, a short drive from Highway 123, which is worth a stop if you appreciate the past. Seneca’s historic district is a collection of commercial buildings which reflect the development of the downtown area as the center of commerce from around 1887 to 1930.