Pet Friendly Things To Do in Awendaw, South Carolina

We are pleased to have been chosen to provide passenger ferry service to a remote Class I Wilderness just a 45 minute drive from downtown Charleston. A leisurely 30 minute passenger ferry ride with a naturalist takes you through rich ... More on Coastalexpeditions.com

The Coastal South Carolina low country between Charleston, Georgetown and Myrtle Beach offers some of the finest shallow water Fly Fishing and Light Tackle fishing anywhere. Together with our usually mild winters that makes this area ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The Center for Birds of Prey offers visitors of all kind the opportunity ... More on TripAdvisor

The staff is so friendly and willing to answer any question you have. More on TripAdvisor

One of the best experiences is north of Charleston at Cape Romaine National Wildlife Refuge. Essentially comprising four barrier islands, the 66,000-acre refuge ... More on manual_books

The Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge covers 66,287 acres along the Atlantic coast and adjoins Francis Marion National Forest. The Sewee Visitor and Environmental Education Center at 5821 Hwy. 1... More on LLBean.com

To the eastern trailhead: From Charleston, follow US 17 north to Steed Creek Road (Charleston County S-1032) in Awendaw. Look for the trailhead parking area just beyond Steed Creek Road. To the wes... More on TrailLink.com

Go there on a baking August afternoon and you'd better bring plenty of bug spray and a prefer your adventure with some suffering. More on trails.mtbr.com

Inscription. Marker is off pathway, south of farmhouse :], The Pinckney family owned Snee Farm from 1754 to... More on HMDB

We started to go to Boone Hall, but one look at the admission fees and the crowds convinced us otherwise. T... More on TripAdvisor

This nature-oriented park is on more than 900 acres of typical Lowcountry terrain and features a mile-long ... More on Globepequot.com

Room for the kids to run and explore and relaxing for parents More on Yahoo! Travel

Boone Hall reflects Southern heritage spanning 300 years on one magnificent âstill workingâ plantation. Gar... More on Discover America

Our docent (a sassy southern bell) absolutely made the entire tour! Amazing history. Suggest taking the tra... More on TripAdvisor