Hotels near Oconee County Regional Airport - CEU, Clemson

Clemson is a beautiful area. Short drive to Greenville. We had a blast at Treetop Quest in Greenville (zipline / ropes adventure). And you have to go to The Oasis Ranch miniature golf course in Seneca. It's like a vacation destination itself!

The campus was incredibly quiet the day after Thanksgiving, especially considering there was a noon football game the next day. The beautiful landscaping still had lots of fall color. I recommend visiting the Botanical Gardens any time of year.

The location was convenient to the store’s & restaurants. The cleaning staff was poorly trained. They didn’t restock any items and my room & the floor was dirty in the bathroom and kitchen areas needed mopping. The floor left my feet black. I booked a room with a view of the lake and pool but when arriving I was given the lower level back parking lot view. I kept the room since it had a great kitchen area to cook. If I wasn’t planning to cook meals than I would have been more likely to have requested to change my room!

Well I think anyone visiting this area would be very pleased with the area's surroundings. There's a lot of shopping. There's a Aldi grocery store. A Five Below, shoe store, petco and a few restaurants in walking distance. If you want to explore further, within 5 minutes of driving There's a lot of restaurants and fast food places. It's a lot to do and explore while here and relaxation for those who just choose to do that.

We usually go for some type of sporting event. But we have always found other cool things to do beside the sporting event. I would check the Garrison Arena. It always seems to have something going on. We have been to a rodeo and a armory combat competition. Of course the Botanical garden is great!

Clemson for my nephew was a wonderful place to attend University. He said it was small and friendly, and felt like a community. The nature all around Clemson, the university and the park on campus are truly lovely. Our visit to the house of the founders of Clemson University and the docents there who gave us the tour were personable, professional and knowledgeable. I think they were all volunteers. So much rich history, with paintings and furniture, silverware and grand dining rooms let me think about what it would be like to live in a house like either one on campus.