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The S.C. Equine Park



If you haven't had a chance to visit the South Carolina Equine Park, you are surely missing out. The park is located right off I-20, about 5 miles from beautiful downtown Camden, SC. Since opening in 2009, it has presented over thirty events a year, including several Western, Dressage, and Hunter/Jumper events, among others.


 
The 60 acre facility features two covered rings, multiple outdoor arenas, schooling areas, and 288 stalls with plans for future expansion to provide even more to the equestrian community. 





The SC Equine Park is continuing to make a major impact on equestrian sports in the South Carolina Midlands, particularly in Camden and Kershaw County. With events from educational clinics to large, multiple discipline shows, the park stays buys throughout the year and generally has something for everyone. If you happen to be visiting during one of their events, don't forget to check out the little cafe on the hill for good food and friendly faces. For more information on the park, visit their website at scequinepark.com. Also, be sure check out all of their upcoming events on their calendar. 


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