- TripBuzz discovered 39 different types of activities for couples in the Camden area, including Horse Races (like Springdale Race Course), Art Gallery (like Rutledge Street Gallery), Specialty Museums (like Camden Archives and Museum) and Lake (like Lake Wateree), and much more.
- We discovered a total of 14 date ideas in or near Camden, South Carolina, including 7 fun or romantic activities in nearby cities within 25 miles like Sumter, Columbia, Bishopville and Winnsboro.
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Free of charge and open to the public since 1935, Kalmia Gardens, is located on 35-acres and features botanical gardens, nature trails, and historic house. Visitors can walk the trails and boardwalks over the flood plain while enjoying diverse plant and animal life.
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South Carolina's Columbia Museum of Art is the largest and most important art museum in the state. In addition to its massive collections of art and artifacts, the Columbia Museum of Art hosts concerts, lectures, seminars and welcomes traveling exhibits from other museums.
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The primary nonprofit cinema in South Carolina is the Nickelodeon Theatre, and it has served this purpose since 1979. The site can hold 99 guests and presents both matinee and evening shows throughout the week.
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At the heart of Columbia, South Carolina sits Finlay Park, a huge verdant expanse that hosts most of the city's fairs, festivals and other large-scale outdoor gatherings. The park is open every day between sunrise and sunset, and many events held there last long into the night.
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The State House in Columbia, South Carolina is the seat of the state government. Visitors are welcome. Free walk-in tours are given several times daily. Tours are also complimentary for groups of more than ten people, but advance notice is required.
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The State Capitol building is the home of the Governor's office and the House and Senate chambers. Visitors of this site can tour the facilities and the gift shop sells apparel, jewelry, and holiday-themed items.
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Learn about the history of Columbia's food culture with Columbia Food Tours. Explore local cuisine and taste samples from featured restaurants in downtown Columbia. Tours begin on the State House steps and last two to three hours in length.
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A downtown park spanning 18 acres, Finlay Park was originally dedicated in 1859 as Sidney Park. Renamed in 1992, the park was revamped with two playgrounds, waterfalls, a man-made lake, sports fields, and a fountain.
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As the official residence of the state governor, Governor's Mansion provides visitors with guided tours of the estate. The building contains artifacts and memorabilia collected by past governors who once resided there.
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With an events calendar that includes family shows, concerts and sporting events, Colonial Life Arena is also home to the men's and women's basketball clubs of the University of South Carolina.