Top Things to do in Blackville
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Top 5 Things to do in Blackville, Blackville
Discover the best top things to do in Blackville, United States including Blackville Museum, God's Acre Healing Springs, Barnwell State Park, Blackville Heritage Myseum, Blackville Heritage Museum.
1. Blackville Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. God's Acre Healing Springs
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By mkm49 - Alexandria, United States
I met a Mennonite couple that told me about this place, I’m glad they did! I believe it’s the best water I’ve ever tasted! It’s a very busy place, but has several pipes to get water, so it’s not a long wait! It’s easy to get to, has picnic tables and usually a produce vendor or two. I highly recommend visiting and bringing several water jugs to take home!
3. Barnwell State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By C0urtenayO - Palm Harbor, United States
This is an unassuming park with no fancy signage, friendly Rangers, beautiful scenery, and excellent cabin accommodations. We arrived on a Thursday afternoon and departed on Saturday. Cabin 1 had everything we needed to feel as if we were home: cable TV, WiFi, fully equipped kitchen (including a Hamilton Beach FlexBrew/traditional coffee maker/ pods with coffee and extras in a straw basket), light blocking shades, locally made quilts on 2 queen size beds with extra pillows, hairdryer/nightlight in the bathroom (safety bars for us old folks), and TWO sleeper sofas (wish we'd invited family). Outside was a picnic table, charcoal grill, and fire pit with chairs. For $6, a Ranger dropped off a cord of wood for us that was plenty for two fires for both of our nights here. Check in was at 4PM, and hours at the Ranger station were 4-5PM, and 11-12. When we checked out, we left the 2 keys on the kitchen table since check out was 10AM. During the day we walked the two nature trails and walked around the lake near the Ranger station. We also explored Blackville, looking for historical places in The BLACKVILLE HERITAGE TRAIL brochure. We stopped at the Piggly Wiggly for groceries so we could make our own meals at the cabin. At night we enjoyed relaxing around the fire we built in the fire pit. Up above, we saw a lot of stars, but not as many as we'd hoped due to a nearby street light (for safety). A nice perk at this state park was the welcome gift delivered by Ranger Brandon Friday morning: locally made gifts (honey, soap & lip balm). This was the perfect touch to a perfect stay!
