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.
Indoor 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 BusinessesThis 10-acre green space boasts the Blue Heron Nature Trail, a half-mile recycled rubber trail around a three-acre pond, and a half-mile of boardwalk through forested wetlands. The property also includes a butterfly garden, picnic area, outdoor classrooms, observation decks and a 4,200
Ridgeland, SC TrailsThis course's narrow fairways are lined with mature live oak trees. The terrain is flat and easy to walk. The greens are small, slightly undulating, elevated, and well bunkered by both sand and grass bunkers. There are water hazards that come into play on holes #2 and #9
Ridgeland, SC Golf CoursesThis course opened nine new holes in November 1998, giving it three nine hole courses that are played in three 18-hole combin...
Duke?s is stark. On purpose. Everything about this place is designed to help you concentrate on the hickory-smoked barbecued ...
Stores at this specialty center include Shoe Strings, West Marine, Jones New York Sport, Players World of Golf, Sport Line of...
Part of Sea Pines Resort and home to the prestigious Verizon...
Course Access: ResortHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: 30 days...