If you are looking to be involved in a small but rapidly expanding local community, the town of Fort Mill is for you. From the luxury suites at the Baxter Village to the rapidly growing neighborhoods in the eastern part of the county, Fort Mill offers local flavor with a promising future. Located just ten minutes from Charlotte, Fort Mill showcases history, convenience, and originality, all in a fifteen mile radius. Fort Mill has excellent public schools and a wide array of entertaining activities.

Carowinds, a 105-acre theme park, is right off Interstate 77. With reasonable rates for summer passes, Carowinds is sure to provide the family with a summer full of entertainment. After a long day at the park, why not relax at a professional baseball game? The Charlotte Knights, the Chicago White Sox AAA affiliate, are located just minutes away from downtown Fort Mill. Just when you think it cannot get any better, try tasting the local flavor at The Peach Stand, one of the best places in the area for fresh produce. During the warm spring and summer months, boaters and water skiers will find Fort Mill's close proximity to Lake Wylie quite accommodating.

History and heritage is another attribute easily found in Fort Mill. The town of Fort Mill is rich with Civil War history. The last meeting of the Confederate Cabinet was held in Fort Mill. In Fort Mill's Confederate Park, you will find our nation's only monument to slaves who fought for the Confederate Army in the Civil War. A trip through downtown Fort Mill is like taking an enjoyable trip into the Old South. The smiling faces will remind you why Fort Mill is such a desirable destination.