Eutaw Spring Battlefield

Point of Interest, Establishment, Tourist Attraction12933 Old Number Six Hwy, Eutawville, SC 29048, USA

Eutaw Springs is the site of the last Revolutionary War battle in South Carolina. It took place Sept. 8, 1781 when Gen. Nathanael Greene's 2,000 troops attacked a British camp on Eutaw Creek under the command of British Col. Alexander Stewart. The Americans drove out the British, but then stopped to loot the tents, and the British counterattack drove off Greene's men. Still, Greene's goal of preventing troops in South Carolina from joining up with Cornwallis in Virginia was accomplished. The battleground park on the banks of Lake Marion includes a historic marker telling the story of the battle. Also on the grounds is the tomb of British Major John Majoribanks, an accomplished commander.

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Bells Marina

We are so honored to be part of such an important piece of American history at the Eutaw Springs Battlefield. As we approach the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution, it’s incredibly meaningful to see the continued efforts to preserve and improve this historic site. There are exciting future projects planned for Spring 2026 that will further upgrade and enhance the battlefield experience, and we’re proud to be neighbors of such a significant landmark. We are Bells Marina, located right next to the battleground. If you’re visiting for the anniversary events or just exploring the history, feel free to stop by our hotel for a stay or use the restroom at our store. It’s a privilege to support and be part of this historic community.

Mar 3, 2026 · Google Review