Strolling through the Swamp Rabbit trail or Falls Park is a charming way to entertain guests coming to Greenville, SC, but sometimes, you may want to shake it up a little bit. Create core memories through immersive experiences that will get your heart pumping. From test driving luxury BMWs to participating in a live game show experience, there’s just too many adventures out there to settle for a boring weekend. Find your next adventure on our list of unique local places to visit with guests in Greenville, SC. 

1. BMW Performance Center

Get behind the wheel of luxury BMWs at the BMW Performance Center in Spartanburg, one of only three in the nation. Experienced instructors will guide you as you navigate courses like the Off-Road Course, covering rocky terrain in style. Prices vary on the package selected. 

2. Speed Factory Indoor Karting 

If you’re looking for an exhilarating experience in Greenville, SC,but  you don’t want to break the bank, Speed Factory Indoor Karting is an excellent option. This facility features Sodi RX-7 European karts. Races range from $20-$27.

3. The Game Show Challenge

Are you in it to win it? The Game Show Challenge was created for private groups to show off their competitive side and have fun doing it. A live host will lead your group through 3-5 interactive games over the course of an hour. Tickets start at $35.97.

4. Escape Rooms 

At an escape room, you become the detective and must earn your own escape! There are two premium escape rooms in Greenville: Escape Artist Greenville and Breakout Games. Tickets range from $37-62 per person at Escape Artist Greenville, and they range from $28-$38 at Breakout Games. 

5. Flying Rabbit Adventures

Scale to new heights at Flying Rabbit Adventures, an award-winning, 3 story high ropes course in Greenville, SC. It features 58 obstacles, 5 zip lines, and a younger kids’ course. Tickets range from $40-$60. 

6. Model Train’s Station 

All aboard! The Model Train’s Station at Taylors Mill is a unique museum that the whole family will love. The 16,000 ft sq space hosts a plethora of hands-on activities and replicas. Children especially enjoy the Christmas village, cityscapes, and wooden train play area.tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for children. 

7. The Village of West Greenville 

To experience Greenville in a new way, head over to the Village of West Greenville, its “second downtown.” There are more than 150 businesses, specializing in arts, retail, and services for the community. Be inspired at galleries like Art & Light. It is completely free to wander; support local! 

8. Devil’s Kitchen at Caesar’s Head State Park

One truly unique hiking spot is the Devil’s Kitchen in Caesar’s Head State Park. It is a narrow passageway, just big enough for a person to squeeze through, and when they get to the other side, they have a stunning view of Caesar’s Head. There’s a lot of legend surrounding the spot; and you just have to experience for yourself to understand. 

9. Bald Rock Heritage Preserve 

The Bald Rock Heritage  Preserve is a massive, 165-acre  granite rock that is situated on the side of Table Rock. Individuals can drive straight up the mountain and park, and then witness incredible views of Greenville below. Notably, the rock has been covered in graffiti for years despite a severe “no graffiti” law. Every time it gets washed off, it reappears soon after. . 

10. Poinsett Bridge Walking Trail

Did you know that the oldest bridge in South Carolina, originally built in 1820, resides in Landrum, SC? The historic, Gothic-style bridge spans Little Gap Creek and is a part of an accessible  0.7 mile walking path. Legend says it’s haunted, so enter at your own risk.

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