Red River is an unincorporated community in York County, South Carolina. Situated along the Catawba River, the city of Rock Hill surrounds it. The earliest known mention of Red River was on the "Road Map for South Carolina," published by Shell Oil in 1956. Despite its size, the community enjoys a close-knit atmosphere and benefits from the nearby hospitality of Rock Hill.

Take in the sights on The Piedmont Medical Center Trail, a 2.5-mile-long, paved, ten-foot-wide trail that winds alongside the Catawba River, suitable for walking, running, and biking. With connections, there are 3.35 miles of beautiful scenery. It features flat areas, stretches with steep grades, and is equipped with benches, pet stations, and bridges. Additionally, the trail connects to the Waterford Golf Course Trail and is part of the City of Rock Hill's Trail and Greenway System.

If a day outdoors makes you hungry, The Pump House offers a private and semi-private group dining experience. Have an intimate get-together in the East Balcony or seat up to 50 people in the Catawba River Room. There are prix fix menu selections, special events, and wine tastings monthly. The affordable upscale restaurant serves delicious small bites, hand-cut steaks, and the best pecan praline cheesecake in the area. Enjoy happy hour and seasonal craft cocktails from Sundays to Thursdays from 4:00 pm to 6:30 pm.

For some down-home Southern fare, try Helen's Hot Chicken. Their specialty is infusing the chicken with bold, spicy flavors that pack a punch and leave you saying, "It's Hella Hot and Hella Good" They offer specials such as Leg Quarter Tuesday and Breast Quarter Wednesday. The menu includes other mouth-watering options like Chicken Tenders and Waffles, Helen's Famous Catfish Sandwich, and Fried Okra. They are dedicated to bringing real Nashville-style hot chicken and seafood to the South.

Chances are, you are reading this on your phone, so why not learn about the phone's history? The Comporium Telephone Museum showcases the history of the Rock Hill Telephone Company, founded in 1894. The company installed 27 phone lines connecting local businesses and suppliers, growing to 443 phones over the next two decades. The museum features exhibits on the first telephone in Rock Hill, the workings of pay phones, and how calls were connected. The Comporium Pioneer Club has donated over 20,000 hours of service to communities and is open to current and retired telecommunications industry employees.

If you are looking for an artistic experience that you can add to, The Mural Mile is a public art initiative aimed at improving the city's quality of life. The project is part of the Knowledge Park Action Plan and has completed nine murals, with more underway. Local and international artists have participated, including Osiris Rain, who was the first to complete a mural for the project. Placemaking, or creating quality places people want to live, work, play, and learn in, is a crucial component of the Knowledge Park Action Plan.

Being a part of the community is also important to At Ease Pest Solutions. We are the area's leading pest control service and do our best to keep our Red River homes and businesses bug-free. If ants, mosquitoes, termites, and more have got you up at night, contact us for more information.