Oconee Station State Historic Site, South Carolina State Parks

South Carolina State Parks

Oconee Station State Historic Site
Located within Oconee County South Carolina, the 210 acre Oconee Station State Historic Site is home to 2 structures, Oconee Station, a stone blockhouse which was used as an outpost from 1792-1799 by the U.S. Military, and the William Richards House, which was a trading post in 1805. In addition to the historic buildings at Oconee Station State Historic Site, there is also a nature trail and fishing pond. To reach Oconee Station State Historic Site from I-85 Northbound, take exit 1 at the GA/SC state line onto Highway 11. Continue along Highway 11 for 26 miles and turn left onto Oconee Station Road. Travel 2 miles along Oconee Station Road to the park entrance.

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