- The list below includes 38 free or cheap things to do in or near Anderson, South Carolina, including 58 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, Bowling, Maze and Playgrounds.
- From Kid Venture Playground to NewSpring Church, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Anderson and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Hartwell, Clemson, Easley and Pendleton.
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Drivers get behind the wheel of a Lamborghini or Ferrari with an instructor for laps around an autocross car-control course
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Offering first-run feature films, Amstar Cinema 14 - Anderson features 14 auditoriums, digital sound and 3D movies. The theater provides high-back chairs, stadium seating, a game room, private party facilities and a concession area with food and drinks.
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At Burgundy Blues Club 134, visitors can relax on some of the couches near the stage while enjoying live blues music. The club has a restaurant that serves American classic dishes, while the bar serves beer.
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Featuring 40 lanes available for use, Boulevard Lanes is a local bowling alley featuring a number of amenities for guests to enjoy. Other amenities include large meeting rooms available, a pro shop, a snack bar, and video games.
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A place friendly for kids and adults, the Palmetto Moonshine Zoo On The Roof offers a fun stop for kids and a souvenir for adults. Free samples are offered, and picnic benches are open for all year round.
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SC Highway 88, 3 miles east of downtown Pendleton, Pendleton, SC
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Originally built in 1825 as a small two-story clapboard house, Ashtabula Plantation, was expanded to include 10 rooms on over 1,000 acres of farmland. This house museum includes artifacts, tools, and memorabilia from the plantations history and tours are available.
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Tours and re-enactments are held at the historic Woodburn Plantation. The culture of the plantation is good for educational trips, especially the antiques and artifacts of the family who once ran the plantation.
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Nettles Park is a community park the features soccer, baseball, and softball fields. The park also has a fenced in dog park, playground, shelters for picnics, and a variety of walking paths.
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Built in the late 1950s, the Hartwell Dam is a dam that serves as a source of hydropower and flood control. Visitors commonly enjoy viewing the picturesque sights and taking guided tours of the dam.
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The Fort Hill Plantation was owned by statesman John C. Calhoun from 1825 to 1850. Calhoun sold the plantation to the state to establish an agricultural college, and the home is furnished with artifacts belonging to his family.
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Lee Gallery promotes visual arts through exhibitions that explore contemporary issues in art, architecture, cultural diversity and collaborative approaches to art making. Final thesis juries and a final year exhibition are held in this historic gallery built in 1958.