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Cruising area · Oconee County, between Seneca and Clemson One of 2 cruising areas in Seneca 1 of 2 in Seneca
Lawrence Bridge Recreation Area
A boat ramp and a single road which goes straight back into the park. Trees on both sides of the road. Toward the lake seems most natural.
- Best time
- Around lunchtime has been great for me.
- Crowd
- Working guys and students occasionally.
- Watch out
- This site currently has no fee for park use.
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Lawrence Bridge Rd and Old Seneca Rd where they cross Lake Hartwell Wheelchair: Not accessible
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Where exactly
Lawrence Bridge is located in Oconee County, South Carolina. From Clemson, travel 1.5miles north on US 76/123, then right on Old Clemson Hwy for 2 miles, then turn right on Old Clemson Hwy for 2 miles, then turn right onto Clemson Bridge Road. Follow brown directional signs. GPS: 34 44 03.65N 82 52 30.25W Cross street: Old Clemson Hwy
Cruisiest spot: Bathroom and the trees by the lake.
When to go
Around lunchtime has been great for me. Weekdays. Occupied by families on nice warm weekends.
Sunset today · Sunrise tomorrow
Etiquette
Some meet in the bathrooms, but I prefer the woods toward the lake and out of site of the parking area.
Safety
This site currently has no fee for park use. As always, be careful, don't leave trash or grafitti. This is a Corp of Eng maintained park, so crews occasionally maintain the area.
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