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Top-rated vacation rentals in Clemson

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Condo in Clemson
Clemson Cedarwood Condo with a Deck
This Cedarwood condo is in a quiet neighborhood located 5 minutes from Clemson University. It is an excellent place to stay if visiting campus, and it is also perfect for those just looking for a getaway in close proximity to lakes, waterfalls, and hiking trails. The condo is two bedrooms and two baths, with an open area living room, dining room, kitchen area and a deck off of the living room. New washer, dryer, dishwasher, flooring, and carpeting! Stay for a week to receive a 35% discount!
$92 per night
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Private room in Pendleton
Private Suite In Home (Private Entrance)
The private bedroom suite is located on the first floor of our home. It is conveniently located in Pendleton between Clemson and Anderson . We are .5 miles from Hwy 76 (Clemson Blvd.), 6 miles to T Ed Garrison Arena, 9 miles to Clemson Football Stadium, 1.2 miles to Michelin (Sandy Springs), .8 to Arthrex, 10 miles to Anderson University, 10 miles to Green Pond Landing, and 3 miles from I-85 Exit 19.
$65 per night
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Loft in Central
Cozy Loft (C) near the Heart of Clemson 🐯
Come enjoy our Cozy Tigertown Lofts right downtown Central and less than 5 miles from the heart of Clemson! The building is a former high school, dating from 1862, that's included in the National Register of Historic Places.
$100 per night
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Stay near Clemson's top sights

Photo of Memorial Stadium
Memorial Stadium81 locals recommend
Photo of Clemson University
Clemson University109 locals recommend
Photo of Littlejohn Coliseum
Littlejohn Coliseum9 locals recommend
Photo of The Esso Club
The Esso Club59 locals recommend
Photo of Chick-fil-A
Chick-fil-A9 locals recommend
Photo of Doug Kingsmore Stadium
Doug Kingsmore Stadium4 locals recommend

Weekend vacation rentals in Clemson

Guest suite in Clemson
TigerTown Suite(A) in the Heart of Clemson 🐯
$105 per night
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Guesthouse in Clemson
Downtown Clemson Guest Suite!
$104 per night
Guesthouse in Clemson
Clemson Cabana
$145 per night
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Cottage in Central
The Wildflower
$89 per night
Condo in Clemson
Luxury Clemson Condo close to EVERYTHING!! #123
$109 per night
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Home in Clemson
Clemson Memorabilia house Frank Howard III’s home
$101 per night
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Cottage in Central
Pet-Friendly Central Cottage: 2 Miles to Clemson!
$99 per night
Home in Pendleton
Perfect 2 bed, remodeled home in quaint Pendleton
$99 per night
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Private room in Central
Eagles Rest Bed & Breakfast (room 4) Near Clemson!
$99 per night
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Condo in Clemson
Visit your kids! Easy access to campus/downtown!
$174 per night
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Home in Clemson
Newly renovated home minutes from Clemson campus
$175 per night
Private room in Central
The Carolinian - Minutes to Clemson University
$42 per night
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Clemson house rentals

Private room in Central
The Georgian - Minutes from Clemson University!
$42 per night
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Home in Pendleton
Comfort & Convenience Close to Campus
$122 per night
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Private room in Pendleton
The Pink Lady’s Room
$49 per night
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Private room in Seneca
Friendly, comfortable home
$31 per night
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Home in Central
Entire House in Quiet Neighborhood near Clemson
$168 per night
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Home in Clemson
Vaulted Ceilings & Accent Windows--1 mile from CU
$115 per night
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Home in Seneca
The Clemson Cottage | 3.6mi to Football Stadium
$204 per night
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Home in Seneca
RECENTLY UPDATED Lake House 5 miles from Clemson
$169 per night
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Home in Pendleton
Basement apartment in Pendleton w/ sep. entrance
$58 per night
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Home in Clemson
Clemson Family 3-bedroom Home Minutes From Campus
$137 per night
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Private room in Seneca
The Golden Corner King Room
$55 per night
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Private room in Anderson
New Home! Exit 19-Hot tub-FirePit-Dock-1 bedrm/1ba
$125 per night
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Weekend houses in Clemson

Private room in Pendleton
The Blue Boy Room
$49 per night
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Home in Central
The Little House @ Cozy Hollow
$92 per night
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Home in Central
Entire House in beautiful Clemson Township
$160 per night
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Home in Pendleton
3 BR/2BA Cottage in Pendleton - 9 Miles to Clemson
$111 per night
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Home in Seneca
Clemson Tiger Hideaway
$107 per night
Home in Anderson
Clean & Eclectic Downtown Historic Stay
$79 per night
Home in Townville
Lakefront Bungalow on Deep Water w/ Boat Dock
$151 per night
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Home in Seneca
The Marina House, at the edge of Lake Keowee.
$144 per night
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Home in Easley
“Lake House Paradise” Luxury Waterfront Home Oasis
$133 per night
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Home in Seneca
Hidden Forest Gem 8 Mins From Clemson University
$199 per night
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Home in Anderson
Tranquil Hartwell lake view chalet: Sunrise Harbor
$169 per night
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Home in Central
Clemson Carriage House | Private Guest House
$127 per night
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Your guide to Clemson

All About Clemson

Clemson sits in the western region of South Carolina against the impressive backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Driving through the city, you can see its transformation from small, Appalachian farming village to thriving college town as you pass centuries-old red brick farms and the grand university buildings across the city’s historic districts. Hear the roar from local football games on your way to one of the many historical and cultural sites in Clemson, like the Hanover House or the Old Stone Church, where you can learn about what life was like in Clemson during the 18th and 19th centuries. Admire the natural beauty of South Carolina in the Carolina Botanical Garden, which offers a 295-acre exhibition containing thousands of native plants, as well as an opportunity to explore ash and oak tree-lined trails or the massive 17,500-acre Clemson Experimental Forest.

In the summer, cool off from the southern heat by swimming or boating in nearby Lake Hartwell before heading into downtown Clemson to enjoy some delicious barbecue and watch the sunset over the rugged mountain skyline.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Clemson?

Though Clemson is located in the South, its location near the Blue Ridge Mountains provides a true four-season year for the city. Winter is cool with cold nights, and spring is temperate and balmy. Summer into fall is warm and humid, and this is the most popular season to visit — especially once the academic year starts.

The most vibrant time to visit the city is during the spring and fall, and the events in town reflect that. In April, the Pendleton Spring Jubilee hosts hundreds of artists from all over the country selling their works while you can enjoy live music, local food vendors, and tours of historical sites. In May, the Artisphere Festival hosts over 100 artists who showcase their work alongside craft breweries and wineries. If you are a fan of college football, be sure to schedule your trip in November, when a college bowl takes over the city for a weekend.


What are the top things to do in Clemson?

South Carolina Botanical Garden

With trails, museums, and one of the largest nature-based sculpture collections in the country, this is much more than just a botanical garden. After exploring the gardens and woodland paths, you can check out the Fran Hanson Discovery Center or visit the Bob Campbell Geology Museum, which showcases more than 10,000 rocks, minerals, and fossils. If you’re interested in learning about the region’s cultural history, visit the garden’s pioneer village, which features the Hunt Log Cabin built in 1825.

Clemson Area African American Museum

Here you can learn about the African Americans who were integral in the development of Clemson. Located in the Calhoun Bridge Center, this vital museum offers a number of rotating exhibits educating visitors and prompting discussions about Black history and celebrating the achievements and culture of African Americans.

Clemson Experimental Forest

This 17,000-acre forest of protected land was part of the New Deal and surrounds the City of Clemson as a living classroom and resource lab for the university. There are opportunities for hiking, biking, and horseback riding for visitors of all experience levels. Some favorite locales within the forest are Lake Issaqueena, Todd Creek Falls, and Waldrop Stone Falls.

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