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The City of Clemson is located in Pickens County, South Carolina. Pickens County is in the northwestern section of South Carolina, and Clemson is in the southern portion of the county. Clemson is bordered on the north and south in part by Clemson University. The northern boundary is also shared with the Town of Central, home to Southern Wesleyan University, while the southern border is shared with the Town of Pendleton. The western border is formed by Lake Hartwell, which also serves as the boundary between Pickens and Oconee Counties. The eastern portion of the city is bordered by unincorporated Pickens County and Anderson County.

"Mother Nature's Masterpiece"
South Carolina's crowning jewel, the Jocassee Gorges is one of America's most spectacular playgrounds. Few places on earth can compete with the lush spring and summer vegetation. The intense flaming colors of fall in the mountains are picture-perfect. And winter brings an unparalleled peace to soothe the soul. Whatever the season, a visit to the Jocassee Gorges will renew and refresh your spirit.

"Gateway To The Jocassee Gorges" 

The majestic Blue Ridge Mountains leaves little doubt as to why the Cherokee Indians named it the "Blue Wall." Fortunately, the unspoiled beauty of this wilderness has been preserved and remains much the way the Cherokee Indians found it - wild, raw, rugged, and pure. A place where you can experience Mother Nature's masterpiece!
"In Season Every Season"
That means no matter when you come, you'll find plenty to do and see.
Right away, we think you'll like what you see. Clemson is situated at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and the beautiful waters of Lake Hartwell lap up to the very edge of town. In addition to that, our town lies in a hotbed of history.