FAQ | Saluda Lake Landing

What are your hours?

Café & Rental Hours: Monday–Friday: 3pm–8pm Saturday–Sunday: 8am–8pm Outside of café hours: Guests are still welcome to fish, swim, or launch their own kayaks, paddleboards, or boats anytime! Please pay the launch fee online or leave cash in the drop box located at the café entrance. Non-motorized launch: $5 per person Motorized boat launch: $10
Can I fish there?

Yes! Fishing is open daily. $3 per person Kids under 12 fish free. Pay online or use the drop box if the café is closed.
What’s the cost to swim?

$5 per adult $3 per child under 12
Do I need to sign a waiver to get on the water?

Yes—everyone getting on the water must complete a waiver: https://waiver.smartwaiver.com/w/6obnkydee9bp7syykbcx9k/web/
How do I get there?

We’re located just 15 minutes from downtown Greenville at: 605 Motor Boat Club Rd, Greenville, SC Look for the dark gray building by the water, behind the house on the property. Drive all the way down Motor Boat Club Rd until you reach the big gated fence on the left. Once inside, parking is on the left, and the café is straight ahead. Directions from Downtown West Greenville: Take Easley Bridge Rd (US-123 N) toward Easley Turn right onto White Horse Rd (Hwy 25 North) About a 1/4 mile before Cedar Lane Rd, look for Diane’s School of Dance and turn left onto Motor Boat Club Rd Drive to the very end—we’re behind the gates on the left. You’ll see our banners on the fence! Directions from North Downtown Greenville: Take Pete Hollis Blvd northwest—it turns into Cedar Lane Rd At the intersection with White Horse Rd (by the QT gas station), turn left Shortly after, look for Diane’s School of Dance on the right, and turn right onto Motor Boat Club Rd Drive to the end—we’re behind the gates on the left, right on the water!
Can I bring my own kayak, paddleboard, or boat?

Absolutely! Non-motorized launch: $5 per person Motorized boat launch: $10 Launches are allowed anytime—just pay online or use the drop box if we’re closed.
Where can I swim or float?

We recommend floating and swimming in the green area marked on our map. The red zone is a sandbar—great for standing and playing, but shallow and best to avoid while paddling or boating.
Are pets allowed?

Yes! We’re very pet-friendly—please just keep them leashed and clean up after them.
Can I stay overnight?

Yes! You can now stay lakeside at Saluda Lake Landing with our cozy on-site Airbnb. Perfect for a weekend getaway or staycation! airbnb.com/h/saludalakelanding

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Navigating the Cove

You're more than welcome to hang out on the sandbar—it’s a great place to get out and play! We just wanted to highlight it so you can navigate around it if you’d rather stay on the water. Follow the outlined path and buoys to access the main lake.