Table Rock State Park

About Table Rock State Park

The 3,083-acre state park features challenging hiking trails, quaint mountain lodges and meeting facilities, as well as scenic views of Table Rock, which offers impressive views of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The view from Table Rock is breathtaking and probably reminds you that the area was once inhabited by Cherokee Indians.

The park was built in the 1930s by the Civil Defence and still features the Bebe, a multifunctional leisure centre ideal for large group meetings. The gym - style gym has a demolished grandstand and stage, and it is home to a gym and a fitness centre.

The Bebe rental rate is $1,500 per month for a one-year lease or $2,000 per year for an annual lease. The capacity is up to 60 people per day, with a maximum of 100 people in summer and 200 in winter.

The small conference building in the chapel style is also used for small group meetings with up to 75 people. To reserve conference rooms, call the Table Rock State Park Conference Center at (888) 662-5555.

From Greenville, take Highway 276 to Highway 11 and look for the sign at the hotel on Highway 11. From Green County, the signs look out to the Table Rock State Park parking lot to the east.

From Greenville, Table Rock State Park is located 12 miles south of Green County, then south on Highway 276 to Highway 11 and then east on Highway 11 to the park.