Student Accommodation Cayce (South Carolina)

College town/Capital city - Central South Carolina. Cayce is best enjoyed during the months of October, April and May as these months offer the best weather conditions. The area has become more urbanized over the last decade which has led to a greater appeal for families with young children looking for better access to recreation and entertainment options; amenities that are within close proximity to Columbias, University of South Carolina.The campus itself maintains much of its historic charm but also benefits from city-wide airport systems, local and interstate bus stops, interstate highway systems and a train station that services Amtrak throughout the South-Eastern United States.

Cayce, a city in the U.S., is situated on the Congaree River. Cayce offers a number of hiking trails located across the city. All of its public attractions, with the exception of some historical sites, are free of charge. The Cayce Riverwalk, also sometimes referred to as the Cayce/West Columbia Riverwalk, is a paved 22 mile (37 km) hiking and biking trail along the Congaree River. Public transportation in Cayce is provided by COMET, or officially the Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority (CMRTA).

The University of South Carolina is home to more than 200 years of tradition. The Horseshoe, itself, is made up of 11 buildings that frame a manicured lawn in the heart of the campus. From medical technology to nanotechnology, USC's future will be defined by three separate sites - each specializing in its own unique research area.They will soon be investing in a new-innovation district that specializes in 3 different subjects: nanotechnology, health sciences and future fuels and they will call it Innovista.

It is home to the Riverwalk which has been voted one of the top 14 things for tourists in South Carolina. It is scenic, easy to walk on, and perfect for running/jogging or birdwatching. One can walk through West Columbia and stop at Tubing, kayaking, canoeing rentals to enjoy the beautiful Congaree river up close. The Botanical Garden part of the park is not only beautiful but also an educational stop while visiting the city.