Tega Cay day plans
Simple plans built only from places in this guide. Most legs between stops are short drives — each is marked. Access requirements appear on every stop.
Coffee, then the trails
- 01Tega Cay Coffee Co.
Start with coffee and something from the bakery case.
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02Trailhead ParkShort drive to Tega Cay Drive for a walk on the city trails.
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03Runde ParkIf kids are along, finish at the playground and ball fields.
A lake day, done right
- 01Tega Cay Deli
Pick up breakfast or a carry-out lunch.
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02Windjammer ParkBeach and swimming area — bring your city parking permit.
Permit parking (free for residents, paid for non-residents); open parking during Carolina Show Ski Team events.
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03Velvet Coupe Wine BarDrive to Stonecrest for an evening glass and small plates.
Golf, then lunch
- 01Tega Cay Golf Club
Book a tee time online; fees are paid on arrival.
Daily-fee play and memberships; owning a nearby home does not include golf privileges.
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02The Greek GrillDrive to Stonecrest Boulevard for a Mediterranean lunch.
A relaxed date night
- 01The Greek Grill
An early, unhurried dinner.
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02Velvet Coupe Wine BarCheck the music calendar and stay for a glass.
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03Nothing Bundt CakesPick up dessert for later — check closing time first.
A Fort Mill greenway afternoon
- 01Famous Toastery
Brunch on Highway 160.
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02Anne Springs Close GreenwayDrive east to the Lake Haigler entrance; daily admission for non-members.
A rainy-day plan
- 01Tega Cay Coffee Co.
A slow coffee indoors.
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02Museum of York CountyDrive to Rock Hill for the museum.
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03Napoli's PizzeriaPizza back near home.
Hosting visiting guests
- 01Famous Toastery
A sit-down brunch.
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02Tega Cay Golf ClubA round or a look around the clubhouse.
Daily-fee play and memberships; owning a nearby home does not include golf privileges.
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03Meto PubCasual dinner — ask about trays for a group.
Check opening hours and any reservations directly with each place before you go. Open your weekend plan.