Park Details

Visit the Park

Village Mercantile

The Village Mercantile sells period-authentic wares along with some snacks.  Stop in to see the Living History Park board game.

Village Mercantile

Grist Mill

The Grist Mill is an 18th century design and allows viewing of operations from two sides.

Grist Mill

Thompson Academy

Built in 2004, the Thompson Academy serves visitors and students alike as an education and information center.

Thompson Academy

Sweet Shop

The Sweet Shop is full of delicious sweet treats during events. Come taste and smell the flavors!

Sweet Shop

Spring House Tavern

The Spring House Tavern is the only building original to the site.

Spring House Tavern

Meeting House

The Willow Springs Meeting House was built in 2002 by Ted Greer and his family.

Meeting House

Park Hours

The grounds are open 9:00am to 5:00pm unless the park has been reserved for a private event or the grounds crew is mowing the grass. The buildings are all locked and alarmed unless there is a public event. Before you visit, please check our CALENDAR to see if the park is open.

Park Address

Our address is
299 W. Spring Grove Avenue
North Augusta, SC 29841

Entrance Fees

The park is free to the public. We appreciate all donations to help us maintain the 20 buildings and almost 7 acres of land.

Pets Allowed

Well-behaved pets on a leash are always welcome at the park. Please clean up after your pets.

Professional Photography

All professional photographers must make an appointment before taking pictures at the park. Call (803) 279-7560 Ext 2 to make an appointment. The City of North Augusta requires that you have a North Augusta business license to take pictures in the park. You will be asked to leave the premises if you do not have a license. Please make sure to check the calendar for events before scheduling any photo sessions. The park is closed to the public when it is reserved for private events.

Parking

The park has handicap parking spots to the right of the main entrance. You can park on the street, in the grass across from the main entrance on W. Spring Grove, or in the public park parking lot. Please be respectful of our neighbors.