This 24,000-acre reserve is a Wildlife Management Area that includes two barrier islands accessible only by boat. There are four trails: bike/hiking trail - a 7.2 mile trail through old rice field impoundments; the marshland trail - a 2.9 mile trail with an 800-ft. boardwalk into a freshwater cypress swamp; and a woodland trail - a 1.1 mile trail through pine forests. The canoe trail is 4.25 miles and visitors should call ahead for closures due to water levels.
Tucked away in the remote last vestiges of a colonial-era rice plantation, Hampton Plantation State Historic Site is both bucolic and evocative.
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A "blessing of the fleet" by local clergy celebrates tradition in this coastal community. Shrimp dinners, kabobs, chowders, barbeque and hot dogs are served. Children'
McClellanville, SC Other EventsSite of the battle between forces of British Col. Banastre Tarleton and Revolutionary Gen. Francis Marion, "The Swamp Fox." Now this wildlife-rich 260,000
McClellanville, SC National ForestsNature-based tours, river tours,Sea Island Excursions,and sunset cruises; family fishing, offshore fishing & sailing charters...
Givhans Ferry State Park is the perfect place to take a float down the serene Edisto River, the longest free-flowing blackwat...
With 30,000 feet of floor space, Livingston Antiques has become one of the largest antique shops in the southeastern United ...
Jams and in-season fruits and vegetables available May through August....
This family farm includes a nursery, sod, jams, jellies, pickles and sauces, seasonal vegetables, custom cut - hormone and an...