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Located on the bluffs of Black Creek, Kalmia Gardens is on the site of the early 19th-century plantation of Capt. E. Hart for whom Hartsville is named. Walking trails allow visitors to explore a blackwater swamp, laurel thickets and pine, oak and holly upland. Planting of azaleas, camellias and other ornamentals enhance the natural beauty created by the variety of native plants found in the garden. An AHS Daylily Display Garden. An on-site gift shop is open Tu-F 843-857-4295. The Joslin Education Center is available for school groups by calling 843-383-8348.

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Things to do near Hartsville, SC

Tree Top Inn

Easy access from exit....

Dillon Welcome Center

The Dillon Welcome Center is strategically located on I-95 Southbound. This Welcome Center offers many great services includi...

Traces Golf Club, The -Woodlands/Meadows

Course Access: Semi-PrivateHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: 10 days...

War Between The States Museum

Artifacts and memorabilia from 1850-1900 are on exhibit here. Pictures of military personalities are displayed in the museum...

South Carolina Sweet Potato Festival

Entertainment, amusements, art & craft vendors, food, balloon release, antique car show, and fun for everyone....