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Andrew Jackson State Park Adventures

Andrew Jackson State Park offers a unique glimpse into the early history of the United States while providing visitors with opportunities for outdoor recreation and relaxation.

360
Acres Protected
1
Miles of Trails
93,000
Annual Visitors
1952
Year Established

About Andrew Jackson State Park

Andrew Jackson State Park
 

Andrew Jackson State Park, located in Lancaster County, South Carolina, is a tribute to the seventh President of the United States, Andrew Jackson, who was born nearby. The park spans 360 acres and features a museum chronicling Jackson's life and the Revolutionary War era. Visitors can explore a historic schoolhouse, commemorative statues, and the preserved homestead area. Key recreational activities include hiking through forested trails, fishing in the 18-acre lake, and picnicking in scenic areas. The park's diverse ecosystem supports a variety of wildlife, making it a great spot for bird watching and nature photography. The picturesque setting, combined with historical exhibits and outdoor activities, offers a balanced experience for history buffs and nature lovers alike, appealing to families, solo adventurers, and groups.

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Andrew Jackson Museum

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18-acre Hardwood Lake

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Historic Schoolhouse

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Amphitheater for Events

Notable Natural Features

Museum of Andrew Jackson

Showcases a collection of historical artifacts from the Revolutionary era.

The Old Homestead

An authentic replication of an 18th-century settler's home.

Boone Trail Marker

One of the markers commemorating the route of famous frontiersman Daniel Boone.