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There’s a new destination coming to the Swamp Rabbit Trail

The $14 million development will bring food, drinks, shopping, and events along the trail near Travelers Rest.

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The perfect pit stop on the trail. | Rendering by Johnston Design Group and SeamonWhiteside

A new Swamp Rabbit Trail destination is coming soon. You know The Station by Compo Hotels — that cute cluster of luxury cottages a mile from Downtown Travelers Rest? It’s about to get a $14 million transformation featuring:

  • A 16-suite boutique hotel
  • A food hall on the ground floor with up to 5,000 sqft for cafes, restaurants, and boutique retail
  • A 5,500-sqft event venue

Brice Bay, CEO of Compo Hotels, says they’re just rolling with TR’s growth: “Travelers Rest is exploding.”

Construction is expected to start this fall, with an opening by summer 2026.

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