Description: The visitor's center is located in a farmhouse built in the early 1800s, and provides exhibits, and orientation video, and educational programs are available upon prior request. There are 28 acres of the historic Snee Farm preserved in the area that includes a walking trail that describes the historical and archeological history of the area.

Description: Fort Sumter education center is open daily from 830am-5pm. Fort Sumter itself is located on an island in the harbor, and ferries leave from the education center. Operating hours of the Fort vary by month, but generally it is open from 10am-4pm. Exhibits at the Fort explain the history of the construction and the events leading up to the Battle of Fort Sumter from 12-13 April 1861.

Description: Middleton Place is designated a National Historic Site and is home to the oldest landscaped gardens in America. The gorgeous gardens and elegant restaurant are a favorite for weddings and other special events. The Museum operates out of the South Flanker, the only surviving building from the original 3 building complex. The other buildings were burned just months before the end of the Civil War.

Description: Francis Marion National Forest, named after the Revolutionary War commander, dubbed "sawmp fox" by the British. He adopted his fighting style from hte Cherokee Indians, whose ancestors left their mark on the area some 4,000 years early with a historic site still visible today.

Description: This historic site marks the landing place of the group of English settlers in 1670 that would be the founders of the Carolina colony. The site hosts at 12-room historic museum, a self guiding history walking trail, and a 17th century replica sailing ship.

Description: The campgrounds at James Island County Park offer guests a full service camp store, full RV hookups, wheel-chair accessible sites, free WiFi, grills and fire pits, bath houses, and for the tent campers out there - primitive campsites. The park is located 10 minutes from the beach, and has miles of multi-use trails, 16 acres of lakes to fish and boat, a playground, dog park and a seasonal play fountain.

Description: This beautiful KOA is located on a private lake, and on the grounds of the historic Oakland Plantation. The camp is also right next to Blackbeard's Cove Family Fun Park, and on site there is a pool, lake, fishing, WiFi, cable, bike rentals, and a camp store.

Description: The Lake Aire RV Park has 87 level RV sites, 26 secluded tent sites, private lake (catch and release only), swimming pool, playgrounds, picnic tables, Free WiFi, and bath houses.

Description: The Oak Plantation Campground offers over 250 sites for RV and tent camping. The sites are landscaped to provide you the most privacy and shade possible. The grounds have a camp store, WiFi, showers, outdoor pool, playground, fishing, and its close to downtown Charleston.

Description: There are 25 sites to camp within the park grounds, 12 of which are for tent camping, and 13 for RVs. All reservations must be made for a minimum of 2 nights. There is also a primitive tent site for groups of up to 100 people. There are boating, fishing, hiking, and picnic sites available