Located on the shores of Lake Marion, this public course features an abundance of wildlife living on and near the grounds. Water comes into play on several holes, including the last, a 406-yard, par 4, which has water cutting through the first half of the hole and running up to the front, left side of the green.
This outpost was built by the British on a Santee Indian mound at least 30 feet high. Gen. Francis Marion, the Swamp Fox, and Light Horse Harry Lee laid siege to the post April 15-23, 1781
Summerton, SC Historic FortsAt a meeting in the Liberty Hill African Methodist Episcopal Church in 1950
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A 1,296-foot boardwalk leads far from the highway into the Pocotaligo Swamp, where wildlife is abundant. Birding is also enjo...
Guide service. 58 campsites, restaurant, tackle shop, boat ramp. Lakefront on Lake Moultrie....
Near Charleston Navel Base and Cypress Gardens. Only 15 minutes to downtown Charleston....
An active Trappist monastery that welcomes both men and women retreatants. Daily visitors are welcome. The former plantation ...