The Surrounding Area
Most guests just feed the cows — but when you want to wander, the Lowcountry is right outside the gate.
Lake days, gardens, and good coffee close by.
The Drifter Coffee
Santee's own coffee stop — a proper morning cup, five minutes from the gate. Grab one before the lake or on your way out of town.
View on map ↗Armando's Mexican Restaurant
The go-to Mexican spot in town — big plates, cold drinks, and no need to change out of your camp clothes.
View on map ↗Old 301 Santee Walking Bridge
The old Highway 301 causeway over Lake Marion, now a long walking-and-fishing pier — wide-open water and the best sunset in Santee.
View on map ↗Indian Bluff Recreation Park
A quiet lakeside park on Lake Marion — boat ramp, fishing dock, shady picnic tables, and a swimming area when it's warm.
View on map ↗Edisto Memorial Gardens
Acres of roses and a boardwalk over the blackwater Edisto River in downtown Orangeburg. Free, and lovely in spring.
View on map ↗Congaree National Park
The largest old-growth bottomland forest left in the country — walk the boardwalk loop beneath record-tall cypress, and time it for the fireflies in late spring.
View on map ↗Right in the middle of it all.
1074 Woolbright Rd
Santee, SC 29142
Orangeburg County
- 1 hr Charleston
- 1 hr Columbia
- 1 hr Myrtle Beach
- I-26 & I-95 Easy on, easy off
Make the farm your basecamp.
Spend your days on the lake or in Charleston, and your evenings by the fire with the cows across the fence.
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