Since Americans work harder than most other countries, we should also relax harder! Did you know that research has shown those with an inclination to work hard also exhibited a strong need for sufficient enjoyment and relaxation? And there’s not much more relaxing than soaking in a hot tub. Beyond relaxation, this activity also carries several health benefits. Win-win! The next time you’re ready for maximum relaxation, check out one of these cabins in South Carolina that offer the ultimate backdrop of natural beauty, seven of which are pet-friendly. Start packing!
- Mountain Rest
Monique/Airbnb
Monique/Airbnb This adorable lakeside cabin in South Carolina is loaded with character. As a 2nd generation family home, at least half of the furniture was handmade by the patriarch. It’s located in a private, gated community in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. It sleeps eight people and has a private dock and firepit. There are kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards available. In addition to all of this, it’s pet-friendly. Visit the cabin’s listing for more information and to book your stay. Mountain Rest, SC 29664, USA
- Seneca
Amanda/Airbnb Also lakeside, this cabin sleeps 12 and features a top and lower level deck with wood-burning fireplaces on each. The hot tub is located on the lower deck. It also has a private dock available right on the property, making this dreamy rental one of the best getaways in South Carolina. Get more information to plan your visit at the cabin’s listing. Seneca, SC, USA
- Seneca
Scott Krees/VRBO You need to see the photos of this cabin on their website to fully appreciate its designer quality. Professionally renovated, the exterior is a fun, rich shade of blue and each of the four bedrooms has an accent wall that gives a distinct sort of personality to them. A total of 12 can sleep here and the garage has been converted into the coolest custom bar/game room space. There are surely many fun memories to be made here. Seneca, SC, USA
- Westminster
Wendi/Airbnb On a roll with the lake settings, this quaint cabin is located on Lake Hartwell just off of the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway 11 in the Foxwood Hills community. It only sleeps two but offers so much, including hammocks, two kayaks, a private dock, and a picnic area. The community amenities are available to guests, who must be at least 25 years or older to stay here. It’s recommended to bring groceries with you as there aren’t many restaurants nearby, so if you’re looking for more of a secluded spot, this South Carolina cabin rental is right up your alley. Westminster, SC 29693, USA
- Marion
Rodney Rogers/VRBO This rustic cabin in historic Marion is set high above a stocked bream and bass pond on 100 acres of loblolly pine trees. There are no other cabins or other dwellings nearby, true seclusion, with the possibility even of seeing deer, turkey, and a variety of birds. There’s a beautiful stone fireplace in the living room. Six can sleep here and it’s pet-friendly. See the listing for more details and to book your stay. Marion, SC, USA
- Marietta
Patty/Airbnb Such a charming cabin is this one with wraparound lighted decks, a custom-built 5-foot waterfall feature, an old woodburning stove on the lower level of the home, a stone fireplace, hammocks, meticulous landscaping, and breathtaking mountain views. It’s a log cabin on 35 acres of hardwoods, sleeps six, and is also pet-friendly. When it comes to cabins with hot tubs in South Carolina, this one might just be the best. Slater-Marietta, SC 29661, USA
- Pickens
Karen/Airbnb Only the lower level of this cabin in South Carolina is available to guests, but it has two bedrooms that sleep six. You can bring your pets to this one, too. Also a log home, it sits on seven acres in the woods near Table Rock State Park. It’s landscaped beautifully and there’s a creek on the property. Grill out and eat on the patio or covered porch area. Book your stay now and get ready to enjoy a relaxing weekend getaway. Pickens, SC 29671, USA
- Cleveland
James/Airbnb Tranquility awaits at this cabin set at 3,000 feet just inside the South Carolina/North Carolina border. It’s located in a gated, private retirement type of community that feels much like a park, with lots of amenities guests have full access to. You may see some deer, squirrels, and woodpeckers during your stay. The cabin is pet-friendly, sleeps six, and has a stone fireplace, screened porch, and either a patio or balcony off three of the four bedrooms. Visit the cabin’s listing for more information and note the important instructions regarding how to handle bears and rattlesnakes if you see them while there. Cleveland, SC 29661, USA
- Rock Hill
Jessica/Airbnb
Jessica/Airbnb Not often do you have an opportunity to step back in time, all the way to the mid-1800s, like with this amazing, rustic, one-of-a-kind, authentic hand-hewn cabin, located on four acres close to downtown Rock Hill? You’d be hard-pressed to find a place like this one that is also pet-friendly! The owners have even taken the time to note the history of the home throughout and kindly request you to leave your thoughts for other guests following you to enjoy. What an experience for the whole family. For more information and to plan your visit, see the cabin’s listing. Rock Hill, SC, USA
If you need some other ideas for nature-based relaxation activities, read our recommended 10 secret spots where nature will completely relax you. What type of nature is most relaxing for you? Have you ever stayed in one of these South Carolina cabin rentals? Please share with us in the comments below!
Monique/Airbnb
This adorable lakeside cabin in South Carolina is loaded with character. As a 2nd generation family home, at least half of the furniture was handmade by the patriarch. It’s located in a private, gated community in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. It sleeps eight people and has a private dock and firepit. There are kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards available. In addition to all of this, it’s pet-friendly. Visit the cabin’s listing for more information and to book your stay.
Mountain Rest, SC 29664, USA
Amanda/Airbnb
Also lakeside, this cabin sleeps 12 and features a top and lower level deck with wood-burning fireplaces on each. The hot tub is located on the lower deck. It also has a private dock available right on the property, making this dreamy rental one of the best getaways in South Carolina. Get more information to plan your visit at the cabin’s listing.
Seneca, SC, USA
Scott Krees/VRBO
You need to see the photos of this cabin on their website to fully appreciate its designer quality. Professionally renovated, the exterior is a fun, rich shade of blue and each of the four bedrooms has an accent wall that gives a distinct sort of personality to them. A total of 12 can sleep here and the garage has been converted into the coolest custom bar/game room space. There are surely many fun memories to be made here.
Wendi/Airbnb
On a roll with the lake settings, this quaint cabin is located on Lake Hartwell just off of the Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway 11 in the Foxwood Hills community. It only sleeps two but offers so much, including hammocks, two kayaks, a private dock, and a picnic area. The community amenities are available to guests, who must be at least 25 years or older to stay here. It’s recommended to bring groceries with you as there aren’t many restaurants nearby, so if you’re looking for more of a secluded spot, this South Carolina cabin rental is right up your alley.
Westminster, SC 29693, USA
Rodney Rogers/VRBO
This rustic cabin in historic Marion is set high above a stocked bream and bass pond on 100 acres of loblolly pine trees. There are no other cabins or other dwellings nearby, true seclusion, with the possibility even of seeing deer, turkey, and a variety of birds. There’s a beautiful stone fireplace in the living room. Six can sleep here and it’s pet-friendly. See the listing for more details and to book your stay.
Marion, SC, USA
Patty/Airbnb
Such a charming cabin is this one with wraparound lighted decks, a custom-built 5-foot waterfall feature, an old woodburning stove on the lower level of the home, a stone fireplace, hammocks, meticulous landscaping, and breathtaking mountain views. It’s a log cabin on 35 acres of hardwoods, sleeps six, and is also pet-friendly. When it comes to cabins with hot tubs in South Carolina, this one might just be the best.
Slater-Marietta, SC 29661, USA
Karen/Airbnb
Only the lower level of this cabin in South Carolina is available to guests, but it has two bedrooms that sleep six. You can bring your pets to this one, too. Also a log home, it sits on seven acres in the woods near Table Rock State Park. It’s landscaped beautifully and there’s a creek on the property. Grill out and eat on the patio or covered porch area. Book your stay now and get ready to enjoy a relaxing weekend getaway.
Pickens, SC 29671, USA
James/Airbnb
Tranquility awaits at this cabin set at 3,000 feet just inside the South Carolina/North Carolina border. It’s located in a gated, private retirement type of community that feels much like a park, with lots of amenities guests have full access to. You may see some deer, squirrels, and woodpeckers during your stay. The cabin is pet-friendly, sleeps six, and has a stone fireplace, screened porch, and either a patio or balcony off three of the four bedrooms. Visit the cabin’s listing for more information and note the important instructions regarding how to handle bears and rattlesnakes if you see them while there.
Cleveland, SC 29661, USA
Jessica/Airbnb
Not often do you have an opportunity to step back in time, all the way to the mid-1800s, like with this amazing, rustic, one-of-a-kind, authentic hand-hewn cabin, located on four acres close to downtown Rock Hill? You’d be hard-pressed to find a place like this one that is also pet-friendly! The owners have even taken the time to note the history of the home throughout and kindly request you to leave your thoughts for other guests following you to enjoy. What an experience for the whole family. For more information and to plan your visit, see the cabin’s listing.
Rock Hill, SC, USA
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Cabins in South Carolina November 04, 2022 Jackie Ann What is the most scenic town in South Carolina? Ask 10 different locals this question, and you’ll get 10 different answers. One of the best things about South Carolina is the drastic landscape changes, so if you’re a lover of coastal towns, then you’ll enjoy visiting spots like Charleston, Myrtle Beach, or Bluffton. If you’re looking for more of a mountain background, then towns like Salem or Greenville are right up your alley. You may even be inspired to take this road trip to some of our favorite scenic towns in South Carolina. Safe travels! What are the best little-known attractions in South Carolina? We love exploring hidden gems, especially when that means escaping the crowds of the more popular destinations. This road trip will take you to some of the least-visited state parks in South Carolina, giving you an opportunity to see the beautiful South Carolina scenery without the crowds. Win-win! For even more hidden gems in South Carolina, check out Reedy River Falls or pay a visit to one of the many farms in South Carolina, like Ovis Hill Farm in Timmonsville. What are the best hikes with a view in South Carolina? If there’s one thing you can count on, it’s that South Carolina hiking trails always pay off with a lovely view. If you’re short on time, consider taking one of these short and sweet hikes that don’t compromise on scenery, like the .3-mile trail to Issaqueena Falls in Tunnel Park. This tiny but mighty trail will take you straight to a majestic 100-foot waterfall that’s got quite an interesting history to it. If you’ve never heard of the legend of Issaqueena Falls before, buckle up, it’s a fascinating story!
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Cabins in South Carolina
November 04, 2022
Jackie Ann
What is the most scenic town in South Carolina? Ask 10 different locals this question, and you’ll get 10 different answers. One of the best things about South Carolina is the drastic landscape changes, so if you’re a lover of coastal towns, then you’ll enjoy visiting spots like Charleston, Myrtle Beach, or Bluffton. If you’re looking for more of a mountain background, then towns like Salem or Greenville are right up your alley. You may even be inspired to take this road trip to some of our favorite scenic towns in South Carolina. Safe travels! What are the best little-known attractions in South Carolina? We love exploring hidden gems, especially when that means escaping the crowds of the more popular destinations. This road trip will take you to some of the least-visited state parks in South Carolina, giving you an opportunity to see the beautiful South Carolina scenery without the crowds. Win-win! For even more hidden gems in South Carolina, check out Reedy River Falls or pay a visit to one of the many farms in South Carolina, like Ovis Hill Farm in Timmonsville. What are the best hikes with a view in South Carolina? If there’s one thing you can count on, it’s that South Carolina hiking trails always pay off with a lovely view. If you’re short on time, consider taking one of these short and sweet hikes that don’t compromise on scenery, like the .3-mile trail to Issaqueena Falls in Tunnel Park. This tiny but mighty trail will take you straight to a majestic 100-foot waterfall that’s got quite an interesting history to it. If you’ve never heard of the legend of Issaqueena Falls before, buckle up, it’s a fascinating story!
The OIYS Visitor Center
The OIYS Visitor Center
Ask 10 different locals this question, and you’ll get 10 different answers. One of the best things about South Carolina is the drastic landscape changes, so if you’re a lover of coastal towns, then you’ll enjoy visiting spots like Charleston, Myrtle Beach, or Bluffton. If you’re looking for more of a mountain background, then towns like Salem or Greenville are right up your alley. You may even be inspired to take this road trip to some of our favorite scenic towns in South Carolina. Safe travels!
What are the best little-known attractions in South Carolina?
We love exploring hidden gems, especially when that means escaping the crowds of the more popular destinations. This road trip will take you to some of the least-visited state parks in South Carolina, giving you an opportunity to see the beautiful South Carolina scenery without the crowds. Win-win! For even more hidden gems in South Carolina, check out Reedy River Falls or pay a visit to one of the many farms in South Carolina, like Ovis Hill Farm in Timmonsville.
What are the best hikes with a view in South Carolina?
If there’s one thing you can count on, it’s that South Carolina hiking trails always pay off with a lovely view. If you’re short on time, consider taking one of these short and sweet hikes that don’t compromise on scenery, like the .3-mile trail to Issaqueena Falls in Tunnel Park. This tiny but mighty trail will take you straight to a majestic 100-foot waterfall that’s got quite an interesting history to it. If you’ve never heard of the legend of Issaqueena Falls before, buckle up, it’s a fascinating story!
