Campbell's Covered Bridge
Type: Historic Sites, Sightseeing
10Best Says
The covered bridge was a practical invention as the siding and roof would allow a wooden bridge to last a century, versus less than 20 years in the days before steel was readily available. While... Read More
The covered bridge was a practical invention as the siding and roof would allow a wooden bridge to last a century, versus less than 20 years in the days before steel was readily available. While covered bridges were once a common sight across the globe, Campbell's Covered Bridge is the only one of its kind still standing in South Carolina. Built in 1909, the bridge has been restored twice and is now the centerpiece of a park managed by Greenville Rec. The park invites visitors to picnic, tour the bridge and the remnants of a grist mill that once stood on the property, and cool your toes in Beaverdam Creek which the bridge spans over.
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EXPERT TIPS BY:
Brett Barest
Greenville Local Expert
- Outdoor Activities: "This is the perfect place for a picnic next to a mountain stream and the only standing covered bridge in South Carolina."
- Best for Outdoor Activities Because: The only standing covered bridge in South Carolina is a trip to another era in Upstate history.
