This Queen Anne-style structure (c. 1890) was the home of J.W. Dillon, the father of Dillon County, and later a boarding house for railroad travelers. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the house has been restored and features period furnishings, many original pieces that belonged to the Dillon family.
Bath house, fishing, hot water, electricity, picnic shelters, dump station and sewer;
Dillon, SC BusinessesThis attraction with its Mexican motif offers an amusement park with bumper cars, a Ferris wheel, parachute drop, miniature golf, restaurants, lodging and more. You may also take a ride in the glass elevator to the top of Pedro's 200-foot tall Sombrero Tower!
Dillon, SC Other AttractionsEasy access to I-95. Free Continental Breakfast. Pets accepted. Bus & Truck parking. Restaurant nearby. Free Internet Acess. Meeting Room
Dillon, SC Other Attractions Named after the blackwater Little Pee Dee River, Little Pee Dee State Park is a subdued setting for those who want to enjoy the park’s natural features or fish the still waters of 54-acre Lake Norton.
Visitors can explore the park’
104 rooms, 7-acres of spacious grounds, private balconies, and a conference room that will accommodate up to 40 people....
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Tennis court available; Playground nearby, jacuzzi and kiddie pool in courtyard....
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This restored house, the oldest in Hartsville, is an example of architecture as influenced by the vernacular cottage style an...