Silver Cup Spring - Private

## Overview Silver Cup Spring is a private natural spring located on the grounds of Yeamans Hall Club, a prestigious and historic private country club situated along Yeamans Hall Road in Hanahan, South Carolina. The club sits within Berkeley County, just north of Charleston, on a property with deep roots in the Lowcountry's colonial past. Yeamans Hall takes its name from Sir John Yeamans, a 17th-century colonial governor of the Province of Carolina, and the estate has been associated with plantation life and Southern heritage for centuries. The modern club was established in the 1920s as an exclusive winter retreat, and its grounds encompass lush Lowcountry landscapes, mature live oaks, and natural water features — including this spring. Because Silver Cup Spring is located within the private grounds of Yeamans Hall Club, it is **not accessible to the general public**. Access is restricted to club members and their invited guests. There is no public trail, road, or right-of-way leading to the spring. ## Directions 1. From Interstate 26, take Exit 209B toward Hanahan / Goose Creek. 2. Head south on Yeamans Hall Road. 3. The entrance to Yeamans Hall Club is located at approximately 900 Yeamans Hall Road, Hanahan, SC 29410. 4. The spring is situated within the private club grounds. Entry requires membership or an invitation from a current member. **Note:** The club is gated and staffed. Do not attempt to access the property without authorization. ## What to Expect As a private spring on the grounds of an exclusive country club, Silver Cup Spring is not available for public visits. The surrounding landscape is characteristic of the South Carolina Lowcountry — flat terrain, sandy soils, and abundant vegetation including live oaks draped in Spanish moss. The area's geology, shaped by ancient coastal plain sediments, often gives rise to springs fed by shallow aquifers. No public water quality data or flow rate information is currently available for Silver Cup Spring. If you are a member of Yeamans Hall Club or have a connection who can provide access, the spring may be worth seeking out as a quiet natural feature within the club's beautifully maintained grounds. For those interested in publicly accessible springs in the greater Charleston and Berkeley County area, consider exploring other listings in the region.