The ultimate guide to Hampton Station

From family fun to unique dining experiences and forthcoming tenant announcements, here’s everything you need to know about Greenville’s Hampton Station.

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Changes are teeing up at Hampton Station. | Photo by GVLtoday

If we’re being honest, we’re still mourning Birds Fly South, which changed the landscape at Hampton Station when it closed in 2023. Abacus Capital, a Charlotte-based real estate investor, purchased the development in 2024 and wants to breathe new life into the property.

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Par-tee on The Yard with the entire family. | Photo by GVLtoday

What’s new?

The Yard at Hampton Station recently opened + is a community-focused space featuring fresh landscaping, a family-friendly putt-putt course, and expanded picnic seating. Plans for the space include hosting events and programming for more community activation.

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Something’s brewing... literally. | Photo by GVLtoday

What’s coming soon?

A food and beverage concept is coming to the former Birds Fly South + White Duck Taco space, but the developers are keeping the tenant under wraps. Here’s what we know: It’s a brewery concept that already has a footprint in Greenville. Any guesses?

The space will be split with the local engineering company Isomer Project Group.

What’s available?

Abacus Capital says there will be three to four food and beverage tenants adjacent to The Yard when Hampton Station is fully occupied.

Be the Broker: What do you hope opens at Hampton Station?

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It’s already great, and it’s getting better. | Photo by GVLtoday

What’s open?

While we wait for these new spots coming soon, there’s plenty to explore at Hampton Station right now:
Food and beverage

  • Due South Coffee Roasters | This business has been roasting coffee since 2013.
  • Keipei | Celebrating three years, this non-profit restaurant offers food, wine, and experiential dining from the Republic of Georgia.
  • Waffle Drop | These fluffy waffles are served with toppings like ice cream + fresh fruit.

Arts

  • Hollowed Earth | Shop pottery by local artisans or sign up for a class to learn to make your own.
  • Yellowbobbypins | For the kids, drop in for an art class or sign up for a semester-long camp.

Fitness

  • Onward Physical Therapy | This space offers massages, dry needling, spinal manipulation, and personal training.
  • Pedego Electric Bikes | Whether you’re shopping or renting, this shop specializes in all things e-bike.
  • Studio 17 | This fitness studio focuses on classical Pilates.

Entertainment

  • Craft Axe | Sometimes you just need to throw axes at a giant dartboard-like target.
  • Escape Artist Greenville | Can you escape during these one-hour experiences that will challenge and entertain your friends, family, and co-workers?
  • The Game Show Challenge | You and your team will battle it out for the title of ultimate game show champion at this experience.

Pets

  • The Noble Dog Hotel | Think: A five-star luxury experience for your four-legged best friend, whether for boarding, daycare, or grooming.
  • The K9 Shop | This dog food store specializes in raw diets for your pets.
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