Campbell's Covered Bridge

Campbell's Covered Bridge spans Beaverdam Creek with a length of 38 feet and width of 12 feet, constructed entirely from pine wood materials.

Built between 1909 and 1911 by Charles Irwin Willis, the bridge received its name from Alexander Lafayette Campbell, who operated the grist mill downstream.

The structure stands as South Carolina's only remaining covered bridge from an original collection of twenty bridges that once dotted the state's landscape.

Located at 171 Campbell's Covered Bridge Road, the site includes an 18-acre park with interpretive signs and a nature trail for visitors.

The foundations of the original grist mill remain visible near the bridge, offering insights into the industrial heritage of early 20th century South Carolina.

Location: South Carolina

Inception: 1909

GPS coordinates: 35.08583,-82.26417

Latest update: November 28, 2025 14:29