What are some popular state parks near Greenville?

Q: What are some popular state parks near Greenville?

About 40 minutes northwest of Greenville , Table Rock State Park is home to a spectacular granite dome with an elevation of 3,124 feet. There are hiking trails to the summit and shorter routes to waterfalls. The campground here has both tent camping and RV camping options, and sites come with picnic tables and fire rings. Devils Fork State Park has lakeside camping on the beautiful Lake Jocassee. The exceptionally clear water here makes it a favorite for swimming, snorkeling, and scuba. Kayak, canoe, and stand up paddle board rentals are available nearby. Jones Gap State Park features a beautiful mountain cove and 30 miles of hiking trails through forests and waterfalls, including a classic route to Rainbow Falls.

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About 40 minutes northwest of Greenville, Table Rock State Park is home to a spectacular granite dome with an elevation of 3,124 feet. There are hiking trails to the summit and shorter routes to waterfalls. The campground here has both tent camping and RV camping options, and sites come with picnic tables and fire rings. Devils Fork State Park has lakeside camping on the beautiful Lake Jocassee. The exceptionally clear water here makes it a favorite for swimming, snorkeling, and scuba. Kayak, canoe, and stand up paddle board rentals are available nearby. Jones Gap State Park features a beautiful mountain cove and 30 miles of hiking trails through forests and waterfalls, including a classic route to Rainbow Falls.