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About the Lake Hartwell Area

Hartwell Shores sits in one of the most accessible lake regions in the Southeast — close to small-town charm, big-city convenience, and 56,000 acres of prime boating water.

A Lake Built for Real Lake Life

Lake Hartwell is located on the Savannah River, seven miles downstream from where the Tugaloo and Seneca Rivers converge to form the Savannah. Spanning nearly 56,000 acres of water and boasting over 1,000 miles of shoreline, it's one of the largest and most popular lakes in the Southeast.

Renowned for its fishing and recreational activities, the lake offers fun and excitement for everyone — visit one of the many state parks surrounding Lake Hartwell, or enjoy a weekend of camping with your family. Hartwell Shores puts you on large, private parcels with a boat slip already in place — no HOA dictating what you can build, store, or bring onto your own land.

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Getting Here

Minutes From Charming Towns, Easy Drive From Major Cities

Hartwell Shores is centrally located near several Upstate South Carolina and Northeast Georgia communities.

Westminster, SC

A short drive to local dining, shopping, and everyday essentials.

Seneca, SC

Lake Keowee and Lake Hartwell's larger hub for retail and services.

Clemson, SC

Home to Clemson University, dining, and weekend game-day energy.

Anderson, SC

A regional center for healthcare, shopping, and entertainment.

Toccoa, GA

Just across the Georgia line, with waterfalls and small-town charm.

Fair Play & Townville, SC

Quiet, rural communities right around the corner from the lake.

Worth the Trip

Regional Attractions Near Hartwell Shores

National forest, mountains, waterfalls, and a vineyard — all within easy reach of your property.

Toccoa Falls waterfall

Toccoa Falls

Located near Currahee Pointe Shores in the foothills of northeast Georgia, this 186-foot waterfall is known as the highest single-drop waterfall east of the Mississippi — taller than Niagara Falls and a true must-see.

Currahee Mountain

Currahee Mountain

The last mountain of the Blue Ridge chain, rising over 1,700 feet above sea level and bordering the Chattahoochee National Forest. A favorite for rock climbing, hiking, and mountain biking with views for miles.

Currahee Vineyard and Winery

Currahee Vineyard & Winery

Stop by for the scenery and the wine — try the award-winning vintages, take in the mountain views, and enjoy picnics among the Georgia muscadine vines.

Chattahoochee National Forest

Chattahoochee National Forest

Spanning 18 north Georgia counties with over 450 miles of trails and 2,200 miles of streams and rivers — including Anna Ruby Falls Trail, the Chattooga River, and the Appalachian Trail.

Easy Drive From the Region's Major Cities

Hartwell Shores is an easy weekend drive from several major Southeast metro areas — close enough for a quick getaway, far enough to feel like a true escape.

Atlanta, GA

About 2 hours away — a manageable weekend drive from the metro area.

Greenville, SC

Roughly 45 minutes from downtown Greenville's restaurants and airport.

Spartanburg, SC

About an hour's drive for an easy day trip to the lake.

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