Greer, SC

Snow in March? In the South? Pretty wild weather, but we should be getting some snow Sunday night, Monday morning and again Tuesday morning. I have no doubts my kids will beg us for the right winter clothing so they can go out and make a new snowman. We seem to get about 1 snowfall per year here in Greenville. I hope this one pans out to be a memorable snowfall for the kids!

Lake John Robinson nestled between Greer, SC and the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains is a man-made lake on the South Tyger River. The lake is operated by Greer Commission of Public Works.
Because it is a protected watershed, boat travel is limited to those with less than 10 horsepower, ensuring a serene experience amid beautiful wilderness.
Public access is provided by a public boat ramp and fishing pier. Boats up to 18 feet long with motors up to 10 horsepower are allowed on the lake. All watercraft must have a reservoir boat permit as well as a state vessel registration. If you would like to fish you will need a reservoir fishing permit as well as a state fishing license.

To enjoy the lake year round there are several lake communities on or near the lake, like Still Water or Blue Ridge Plantation. Stillwater offers Charleston-Style southern charm and is brimming with amenities, like Nature Trail, Botanical Garden, Farmer’s Market or Lake House. Stillwaters of Lake Robinson offers the sanctuary of gated, low-maintenance living with an abundance of nearby cultural opportunities.
Blue Ridge Plantation’s Lakeside Community is a custom home community offering homeowners wooded lots, a lakeside picnic area, exterior home accents, and lakefront lots.

Lake Robinson Recreation area
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The mess at the old Victor Mill near Greer is mired in ownership issues. The mill needs to be cleaned up of toxic materials that have seeped into the ground over the years, but according to county officials, ownership is not clear. The last known owner died several years ago and the company that managed it says they had severed ties with the owner. Once they get things sorted out, there is a chance for federal funds that will help clean up the site to EPA standards. With the site cleaned up, expect to see an upward trend in Greer real estate prices in that area. It's not far from downtown Greer which has been a leader in the growth of homes for sale Greenville South Carolina.