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Located in the heart of the county, Chesterfield serves as the county seat.  History and small town charm come to life in this town that began nearly 250 years ago.

As one of the smaller towns in Chesterfield County, Mt. Croghan is known for its close-knit community and rural charm. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life in the local park or catch up on local history at the town’s museum.

Located in the center of the county, Ruby is a quaint, inviting small town.  As the name would suggest, Ruby hosts the annual Jewel City Jubilee each September.  

Known as the Watermelon Capital of the World, Pageland is the second largest town in the county and is often recognized for its agriculture and local watermelon production.  For nearly 75 years the town has paid tribute to the fruit by hosting the annual Pageland Watermelon Festival.  

Located on the western-end of the county, Jefferson features a quaint downtown that is home to restaurants and retail establishments.  The town’s rural setting also offers opportunities for fishing and hunting in nearby natural areas.

Once a railroad community, McBee has rich history and agriculture ties.  The town is known for its large peach production and is home to the Carolina Sandhills National Wildlife Refuge. 

Known for its rich history, its charming downtown area, and its well-preserved historic homes, Cheraw is the largest town in the county. The town is also home to two South Carolina State Parks and is the birthplace of world-renowned jazz musician, Dizzy Gillespie.

Surrounded by nearly 90,000 acres of long-leaf pines, Patrick pays homage to the trees every year during the annual Patrick Pine Straw Festival.  Outdoor recreation also abounds in Patrick for those looking to reconnect with Mother Nature.