PARIS MOUNTAIN'S STORY
Paris Mountain State Park’s roots date as far back as the Great Depression, when it was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps. This heritage can still be seen in the preserved stone and timber outside of the renovated bathhouse, now known as the Park Center. Inside, the center features historical exhibits and a classroom to teach young and old about the park’s ecology.
Paris Mountain is located in the rapidly-developing city of Greenville, South Carolina, and although the park was once a rural retreat, bikers, hikers and those visiting Camp Buckhorn now keep the park bustling year round. When it comes to camping in state parks, the Paris Mountain State Park camping facilities are top-notch and include paved camping sites, 13 of which offer tent pads, and five trailside campsites around the North Lake Trail Loop.
Whether you’re coming from out of state or just looking to escape from Greenville, South Carolina for a few days, make your Paris Mountain State Park camping reservations and prepare for a weekend of great outdoor recreation!
PARK ADMISSION FEES
$6 adults
$3.75 SC seniors (age 65 & older)
$3.50/ child age 6-15
$99 Annual Park Passport
$49.50 Senior Annual Park Passport
Free for children 5 and younger.
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*This admission includes access to the designated swimming area when it is open.
DID YOU KNOW?
Music in the Woods is a solar-powered music series hosted by Paris Mountain State Park and sponsored by the Friends of Paris Mountain. Shows are free after park admission fee.
ECO-FRIENDLY
POWERED BY THE SUN
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
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2 PM - 4 PM
2 PM - 4 PM
2 PM - 4 PM
SPONSORED BY
Music in the Woods is sponsored by the Friends of Paris Mountain.
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The ongoing conservation projects, land acquisitions, and infrastructure needs of the park are not covered by gate fees and annual passes.
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Giving to the park through Friends of Paris Mountain allows donors to directly benefit the park in their own backyard and add value for the Greenville community. Without the friends, events like Music in the Woods wouldn't be here.
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