The 3 Hour Upstate Relocation and More Driving Tour

What's Included

Meeting and pickup

Itinerary

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  Greenville

  The main focus of our tour is the Greenville, South Carolina area. This city has the most to do in all of SC, other than Charleston. Hundreds of restaurants, art galleries, and playground abound in the area. It contains some of the most amazing parks in the country as well as rich history, art, and even ghost stories. We customize your tour for you, so we can pinpoint exactly what you are looking for. Just tell us why you are moving here and what you want to do, and we'll plan a tour just for you. Downtown Greenville has hundreds of different businesses, from virtual reality to candles to art galleries. There is ALWAYS something to do in Greenville.

  1 hour 30 minutes • Admission ticket free
• (Pass by)

  The Camperdown Mill area has a huge amount of exciting things to do, from gourmet eatieries to extensive art exhibits. Some of the best hotels in town are here as well as incredible restaurants, and even a super-fun place called "Group Therapy". This store has axe throwing, minigolf, and much more. If you would like to check it out, we can optionally stop here at no extra cost to you. The garage there also has access to nearby Falls Park if you want to get a picture at the waterfall.

  Admission ticket free
• (Pass by)

  For those who have survived cancer, it's an experience that strikes at your mind and soul forever. For survivors, Cancer Survivor's Park is a transcendent experience. It's an entire place made just for you, or perhaps someone you love. An incredibly beautiful area, it is filled with serene vistas and intricate artworks. We can either pass by or stop here at no additional cost, let us know.

  Admission ticket free
• (Pass by)

  Easley offers a slower view on life. With just enough amenities to not feel like the backwoods, but a more rural feel, this may be where you want to move to. On the tour you can see the incredible Silos Food Hall, with everything from delicious apple cider donuts to amazing pizza. You can also check out the sights on Main Street, dotted with small fountains and decorations for the holidays. For those very interested in moving here, we can also see the "Southern Weaving" minimall, which includes a massive kid's play area and extensive food hall. This entire city is optional, as we have a variety of other cities you can visit. We can discuss these on the phone when you book your tour.

  Admission ticket free
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  Known around the world as one of America's top parks, this is where Greenville, SC, originally started. A majestic waterfal dots the area with the sweeping "Liberty Bridge" running above it. People regularly come from across the globe to get glance at this incredible area. If you are looking for an incredible view of nature, or just a great spot for your dogs, this is for you. We can either pass by here with a view from the upper bridge, or park nearby and walk on the bridge at no extra cost. Let us know if you would like a picture here.

  20 minutes • Admission ticket free
• (Pass by)

  For those who want a lower cost of living, and a truly rural feel, Fountain Inn is for you. The downtown is small but has a lot of variety. This entire city is optional, as we have a variety of other cities you can visit. We can discuss these on the phone when you book your tour.

  Admission ticket free
• (Pass by)

  Right next to Falls Park stands a monolith of a building, the Grand Bohemian. Filled with incredible art and themed for a rustic mansion in the mountains, it is absolutely amazing. In front of the entrance you can see a massive "Smoky Quartz" geode that makes for an incredible photo. The building itself also has a restaurant, spa, bar, and art gallery. We can check out the interior if you choose to park and visit the Falls Park area, at no extra cost.

  Admission ticket free
• GHS Swamp Rabbit Trail (Pass by)

  One of the most incredible trails you will ever see in your life, this trail abounds with exquisite nature, and diverse shopping. At 28 miles paved, and around 44 counting dirt paths and side detours, it is absolutely massive. It was originally a large railway known as the "Swamp Rabbit Railroad". Where does this name come from? We'll save that for your tour. Presidents such as FDR would pass through there on the way to their mansions. One of the main features of this trail is Unity Park, which is yet another major stop on this tour that you can read about in another section. We can either pass by, or park at one of the many lots in the area to get an up-close view of the trail. At no extra cost of course.

  Admission ticket free
• (Pass by)

  Unity Park contains an incredible amount of fun. This includes one of America's oldest baseball fields, Mayberry Park. A full-size bowling alley, pickleball courts, and a 10+ store food court are all here. With a sprawling 60 acres, you can do any outdoor activity you can imagine here. Let us know if you'd like to stop by and see the Commons, a food court containing the best barbecue in the area.

  Admission ticket free

Additional info

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

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