Prior to the 1890s, the town of Ridgeland was known as Gopher Hill, because of the abundance of gopher tortoises that inhabited the area sandhills. This annual festival, named for the now endangered gopher tortoise, offers an array of family fun and entertainment. Highlights include a parade, arts and crafts, kiddie rides, games, free outdoor concert with a variety of entertainers and the ever popular turtle race.
This property has an on-site restaurant with a daily lunch buffett. It is two blocks from Jasper County's Webel Museum. All rooms are ground level. AC/
Ridgeland, SC BusinessesWe welcome the leisure and/or business traveler, senior guest, families, and sportsman. We offer, King sized and double bedded rooms, some with refrigerators and microwaves, in-room coffee, remove TV and movie channels. This location is easy to find off I-95 at Exit 21. Only a 30
Ridgeland, SC BusinessesIndoor pool, continental breakfast. 30 minutes from Historic Beaufort and Parris Island; 2 minutes from Jasper County's Webel Museum; Great restaurant with lowcountry cuisine next door. Also, Ridgeland'
Ridgeland, SC BusinessesGiven by the Northern owner of an area plantation in memory of her husband, Pratt Library holds 250 rare books on the history of the Lowcountry area, Indian artifacts from Jasper County and 200
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Listed on National Register. Historic Inn with a golf course nearby....
Course Access: PrivateHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: 10 days...