Boiling Springs, SC is an idyllic town nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The area is widely known for its peaceful atmosphere and picturesque scenery. Boiling Springs offers visitors a variety of activities, from hiking in the Appalachian Mountains to fishing on Lake Blalock. Visitors can also explore nearby historic sites like Cleveland Park or take a boat tour on John's Creek. In addition to the outdoor activities, there are several restaurants and shops located in the town center.
The reviews of Boiling Springs are overwhelmingly positive, with many visitors remarking that it's a great place to relax and get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Tourists praise its friendly locals, beautiful scenery and wide range of activities. Numerous reviews have highlighted the quaint atmosphere as well as various sights to see while visiting Boiling Springs. From outdoor adventures like camping or boating to shopping at mom-and-pop stores, there's something for everyone here. All in all, this charming town is sure to delight anyone looking for a peaceful escape from everyday life!
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Boiling Springs one of the best places in the coun - 2/24/2011
Boiling Springs is one of the safest places in the USA, it has no crime like a big city has, and Boiling Springs has the best schools in the upstate. Also there are plenty of jobs here in South Carolina you have the BMW plant only 15 miles from Boiling Springs that pay well, and the people are wonderful true southern hospitality. The city of Spartanburg is only 3 miles down the road and the hospital is only 2 miles away. Boiling Springs is between 20 miles from Greenville South Carolina and Charlotte North Carolina is 65 miles, The weather here is great! the warmest in the summer time is about 80 degress and the winter and fall goes down 50 degress at day and at night 40 or lower. There are a lot of great fast food resturants and resturants here all at great prices for families, plus there is a recycle place to dump your trash and waste for free at no cost. This is the best place for families and working
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Great area 4 years ago but not for long and about - 4/9/2010
Hello My name is lamont from the north and I have lived in Boiling Springs for four years now and it has been quite when I first moved here. I liked the area for a while and it has been growing, the traffic here is getting heavier and the people are changing fast. Boiling Springs used to be so quite until it started to become like a getto, there are a lot of young guys with boom boxes. The people here are okay but not too friendly, the weather is great and the food is great but there is a problem if you love new vehicles you will be warned because there is a tax called property tax on vehicles. You see in most northern states there aren't a tax on cars but in South Carolina there is when you first move here and change your tag be pepared to pay a car tax before you get your tag. If you buy a new vehicle or 2 to 3 years older you will pay $500.00 and up to get your new tag on your vehicle. This area is 72 miles from charlotte North carlonia and 160 miles from Atlanta Ga and 265 miles
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Great People! - 9/20/2007
My wife and I found Boiling Springs by accident while looking for a second home. Everyone that we have met has been extremely pleasant and they make us feel right at home. The area is very affordable and convenient to everything. It takes less than an hour to get to Ashville, NC and is only three hours to Charleston. You will find that many of the people living in Boiling Springs are former Big City dwellers from the northeast and the south but they are just as friendly as the locals, and moved to get away from big city problems.
Spartanburg is our neighbor and is not a bad place at all (in spite of what others have posted). I suppose if you have never been to a true large and crime ridden city, straying from the surrounding utopian areas into the dinky little city of Spartanburg might scare the uncultured innocent, but for anyone who actually travels and has seen or lived in true big cities, Spartanburg seems pretty quaint.
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