Ninety Six National Historic Site picnic area
Seven tables (no grills) are located near the Logan Log Cabin and Visitor Center at Ninety Six National Historic Site. You can host a picnic event at the park, but a permit (fee involved) is required if fifteen or more people attend. See the National Park Service’s Picnic Area web page for details. When no organized group is using the area, all tables are taken on a first-come, first-served basis. The tables are a good ways from the parking lot, so it’s not the most convenient of picnic areas.
There is one table for wheelchair visitors. This has an extended table top and is located right along the asphalt path.
Wheelchair-accessible table at the Ninety Six National Historic Site picnic area
If you drive or hike to the Star Fort Pond on the Cherokee Path Trail, there is a covered pavilion with one picnic table that overlooks the pond. As with the picnic area near the Visitor Center, there is no grill, and the table is taken on a first-come, first-served basis.
Picnic table at the Star Fort Pond, Ninety Six National Historic Site
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Last updated on October 17, 2026
