Cheap Things To Do in Bluffton, South Carolina

Inscription. Settled in 1825, as a summer resort of rice and cotton planters, this town was incorporated in 1852. Here in 1844 the was launched the protest against the Federal tariff known as the "Bluffton Movement". , Erected by ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The National Register, Of Historic Places, Church of the Cross, South Carolina Department, of Archives, and History, , Erected by U. S. Department of the Interior. (Marker Number #750... More on HMDB

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Inscription. The ruins that lie before you are the remains of Marion and Richard T. Wilson Jr.'s winter and spring home. The four-story mansion occupied what is now the Wilson Village Green and too... More on HMDB

Inscription. P eople Have Always Gathered Here. W: e know from ancient shell middens found on these bluffs that Native American hunter-gatherers inhabited this site as early as 1564. Like today's r... More on HMDB

Inscription. (Front text): This is the site of two schools that served the black community of southern Beaufort County for most of the twentieth century. Bluffton Graded School, a small frame building constructed about 1900, was followed ... More on HMDB

Here you can ride a horse, fish, or just take a walk on the eight miles of trails (open dawn-dusk) and enjoy the ... More on Moon Handbooks: South Carolina

Sea Pines Forest Preserve is on private land but can be entered after paying a five-dollar gate charge. The preserve boasts one of the few Indian shell rings located on the East Coast. The first Na... More on Weather.com

Plant lovers shouldn't miss this small but very well-maintained 50-acre wooded tract in the south-central part of the island...Almost all plant life, even that in the water, is helpfully marked an... More on Moon Handbooks: South Carolina

Featuring a wide variety of fauna and flora, this scenic nature reserve ... More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. This plantation was part of a 1717 Proprietary landgrant of 500 acres to Col. John Barnwell. Later owners included members of the Green, Ellis, and Pope families. Nearby tabby ruins ar... More on HMDB

A fun place to feed the seagulls that will catch food you throw in the air--great photo op. More on igougo

SHELTER COVE MARINA is one of the finest ports of call on the East Coast. It’s also a great stop for sampling the many resort luxuries of Hilton Head Island and Palmetto Dunes Resort. When you dock... More on Sheltercovehiltonhead.com/

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Inscription. This sanctuary, built 1824 as St. Luke's Episcopal Church, housed an active Episcopal congregation until just before the Civil War. It was sold to the trustees of St. Luke's Methodist Church in 1875 and served that congregation ... More on HMDB

I agree about the parking , but I was just there in this month, and everyone was considerate about letting... More on Yahoo! Travel

The beach was clean and the water was perfect. More on GeckoGo