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South of the Border has been a landmark of the southeast for nearly 70 years, and we see no end in sight! Our trademark has always been a value-oriented service ~ we provide a clean, safe & fun environment for travelers of all types to visit on their way to or from the southeast. Our attitude is our philosophy – take it easy on the road of life!
Tap or click on the map to view cabins. Pinch to zoom
HOW IT ALL STARTED
In 1949, Mr. Alan Schafer built a simple 18 x 36 foot beer stand known as South of the Border Beer Depot. As it adjoined the North Carolina counties, which were dry of alcoholic beverages, business boomed. A few years later a 10-seat grill was added and the business was re-named South of the Border Drive-In.
In 1954, Mr. Schafer added 20 motel rooms. Materials for the addition were shipped to “Schafer Project South of the (North Carolina) Border”. Mr. Schafer shortened the name of his business to South of the Border.
Business was steadily expanded with Mexican trinkets and numerous kitsch items imported from Mexico. The site itself also began to expand to include a cocktail lounge, gas station and souvenir shop. In 1962, South of the Border expanded into fireworks sales, potentially capitalizing on the fact fireworks were illegal in North Carolina. In 1964 it was announced that the route for I-95 would pass right by South of the Border, and the facility would be next to two exits and within view of the highway. By the mid-1960s, South of the Border had expanded to include a barber shop, drug store, a variety store, a post office an outdoor go-kart track complete with other outdoor recreational facilities and the 104 feet (32 m) tall image of the mascot, Pedro.
Pedro's South of the Border
info@sobpedro.com
843-7742417
Maplelakes.com
info@maplelakes.com
330.336.2251
Travel Information
Address
4275 Blake Rd, Seville, OH 44273
From Akron, OH
• Take I-76 W/I-77 N
• Exit onto I-76 W toward I-277/Barberton (2.0 mi)
• Exit onto I-76 W/US-224 W toward Barberton (10.7 mi)
• Exit 2 toward Medina/Seville
• Turn right on OH-3/Wooster Pike
• Turn right on Blake Rd
• Campground is 1 mile down on left side
From Cleveland, OH
• I-71 South to I-76 East (Akron)
• Exit I-76 at Exit 2 (Medina / Seville)
• Turn left on to Wooster Pike (Rt. 3)
• 1 mile north on Rt. 3, turn right
• On Blake Rd, 1 mile on left
Log Cabins Units: 501 - 510 A/B
LakeView
Sleeps 4 Duplex optional
Lakefront
Units 401-416 A/B
Quad Units
Poolside Condo
Units 101-108
LakeView
2 Bedroom 2 Bathroom
Log Cabin Units: 511-512
2 bedroom 2 bathroom with loft
Log Cabin Unit: 500 A/B
2 Bedroom Units
4 Bedroom Optional