10/16/2026
🍂 South Carolina’s last covered bridge is hiding in one of the Upstate’s best little fall escapes.
Tucked away near Landrum, Campbell’s Covered Bridge has been standing over Beaverdam Creek since 1909 — and it’s the only remaining covered bridge in South Carolina.
But this little red bridge once served a much bigger purpose. It connected rural communities in the area and made trips that once took nearly an entire day possible in about an hour. It was named for Alexander Lafayette Campbell, who operated a grist mill just downstream — and you can still explore remnants of the old mill site today.
Add peak fall color, a creekside trail and one of South Carolina’s most charming hidden-gem communities nearby, and you’ve got a pretty good reason for a fall road trip. 🍁🥾
📍 Campbell’s Covered Bridge | Landrum, SC
Sometimes the best parts of South Carolina are hiding just off the beaten path. You just have to go find them.