State Park · South Carolina
Caesars Head State Park

- Location
- Greenville County, South Carolina
- Nearest town
- 8.3 miles northwest of Slater-Marietta
- Type
- State Park
About Caesars Head State Park
A granitic gneiss outcrop rises to 3,208 feet on the Blue Ridge Escarpment, standing roughly 2,000 feet above the Piedmont below and ranking among the highest points in the surrounding mountains. The rock formation gives the park its name, though the origin of "Caesars Head" is disputed, with one account tracing it to an early mountaineer's dog. The park borders Transylvania County, North Carolina, and is reached via US 276. It is administered jointly with Jones Gap State Park as part of the Mountain Bridge Wilderness.
Hours, fees, camping, reservations and closures are set by the park and change often. Check the official park site before you go.
Getting there
Caesars Head State Park is in Greenville County, South Carolina, 8.3 miles northwest of Slater-Marietta. The Directions button takes you to the park's mapped location; the entrance may be elsewhere, so check the official site for the address to use.
State parks near Caesars Head State Park
Within 60 miles, closest first, straight-line. All 43 in South Carolina →
- Jones Gap State ParkState Park · Greenville County, SC1.5 miNE
Table Rock State ParkState Park · Pickens County, SC8.2 miSW
Gorges State ParkState Park · Transylvania County, NC18 miW
Paris Mountain State ParkState Park · Greenville County, SC19 miSE- Keowee-Toxaway State Natural AreaState Natural Area · Pickens County, SC21 miSW
Devils Fork State ParkState Park · Oconee County, SC23 miSW- Pisgah View State ParkState Park · Buncombe County, NC26 miN
Chimney Rock State ParkState Park · Rutherford County, NC29 miNE
Oconee Station State Historic SiteState Historic Site · Oconee County, SC33 miSW
Towns near Caesars Head State Park
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Facts from Wikidata, checked September 25, 2026. Distances are straight-line.