Edisto Island, South Carolina

Edisto Beach State Park

An oceanfront campground on a palmetto-lined beach famed for its shelling is just one highlight of Edisto Beach State Park.

Only an hour from Charleston, the park also offers another campground deep in the maritime forest full of live oaks and some of the state’

Edisto Beach Interpretive Center

With the theme ?Choosing to Protect Our Coast,? the Edisto Interpretive Center helps promote the wise use of coastal resources. It is headquarters for Edisto Beach State Park?s interpretive programs and curriculum-based field studies, and for the S.C. Department of Natural Resources?

Kings Farm and Market

Open March through December, the market offers in-season fruits and vegetables, jams, jellies, pickles, honey, rice, fresh-baked bread, homemade casseroles and pies, and fresh Edisto shrimp. Gift baskets are available in the fall;

Edisto Presbyterian Church

This is the oldest congregation in continuous existence in South Carolina. The Presbyterian Church was designed by a Charleston architect in 1830 and replaced the original building erected in 1710

Edisto Island Serpentarium