Really fun experience!!!…read more I did goat yoga at the Goatery, and it was really fun. The session was about an hour long, and it was a really good beginner friendly yoga session. While we did yoga, the goats wandered around us. Afterwards, we were able to play with the goats and were given branches with leaves for the goats to eat. All of the goats were really cute and I would do this again.

If you haven't visited The Goatery at Kiawah River Farm, add it to your list! Their all natural…read morepeppermint lip balm instantly hydrated my stubborn dry lips, and the goat milk clay sage + rosemary hair mask made my chemically treated hair soft and easy to brush. Can't wait to try the Whey Good Rose + Rosemary shampoo bar next! Plan a trip to meet the animals and try goat yoga! The staff is amazing! It's beautiful and oh so peaceful!

This was mine and my son's third visit and my husband and step daughters first! It's such a great…read moregem tucked in Summerville. The owner said they say it's city in the front country in the back and that is a perfect description! The goats cows and all the animals are so sweet and fun to interact with! You can tell they pour their hearts and souls into this property! Highly reccomend for anyone looking to do something different relaxing and fun but still close by!

It was the cutest little place. You can tell that the owners truly love what they do. I purchased…read morea bar of goats milk soap, and I wish I would have gotten more.

Happy we took the recommendation from locals to stop by and tour. The grounds are beautiful and…read morehave several hidden gems. My group enjoyed how we could tour at our own pace and our own path. The weather was perfect to be outdoors and take in all the beauty of nature while waking around the lakes and gardens.

Hell ya! Got to tell everyone about their smoke shack turkey sandwich, what a fantastic surprise…read morefor us two husbands that were condemned today to follow our wives on their tour of the old plantations around Charleston, SC. We landed at the above location and immediately saw our chance by ordering these sandwiches we were effectively out of the tour for at least an hour. Seriously, if you are visiting or being dragged by your significant other try their smoked turkey sandwich.

The Flowertown Festival is a great opportunity to support local businesses. There are hundreds of…read morevendors and tents set up from big to small businesses. If you are looking for a small item for the house out a flashy golf cart they got it for you. A festival won't be anything without food. There were rows of food vendors down both sides of Main Street with everything. We went with an empanadas and churros. The empanadas were absolutely amazing. Before leaving we had to finish up with fresh kettle corn and candied nuts. The only downside is the large crowds. If that's not your thing I would recommend arriving on Friday when the crowds are much smaller.

I learned from prior years to arrive at the festival early to secure a parking space. Upon arrival…read morethere was a short walk to reach the festival area which spands a few blocks. I believe there were approximately 45 vendors this year. Vendors range from a vast variety of food trucks, Jewelry makers, plants and floral, home decor, and local charities to include the animal society. There were so many food options to choose from ranging from funnel cakes to gyros and everything in between. There were some small carnival rides in the rear of the festival that might be nice for kids, and also picnic tables along the road to stop to eat or rest. Overall it was a relaxing stroll on a nice sunny day with a variety of foods/vendors to choose from and proceeds help to benefit the local community.

We went to the Lowcountry Cajun Festival in April 2024. This is a great time of year for festivals…read morein Charleston as it is not incredibly hot yet. It did rain in the days before, so the grass was a little soggy, but nothing that our tennis shoes/sneakers couldn't handle (I don't recommend flip flops). Logistics wise, this is an easy festival- especially if you have a Gold Pass. With your Gold Pass, your car gets in free, so invite friends or bring folks in the biggest van or SUV. A shuttle school bus takes you from the parking area to the festival area, or you can walk. We chose to walk back rather than waiting on the shuttle, and it was a short walk. Once inside the festival, you're responsible for your own food and beverages, but no tickets are needed- just pay at the vendors. There's a kid's area to play on inflatables for $10 with a wristband. The vendors selling crafts and items were all local and had neat items- my husband bought a hat and I got body butter. Food ranged from alligator bites and crawfish for the adventurous to fair food items (funnel cakes) to burgers or ice cream. I had a shrimp po boy, hushpuppies, and lemonade from a food truck, and it hit the spot. Plenty of picnic tables and shade are available for seating, but you can also bring chairs or picnic blankets. Be aware that the food items sell out quickly. I'm giving four stars instead of five for crowds/numbers. The festival needed more potties. The lines (both for food and potties) were long, and I only saw one group of portajohns. We missed the crawfish eating contest, and while the music was good, I didn't know who was playing or which stages. If you have a Charleston County Parks gold pass, the Cajun Festival is a fun way to spend a Spring Saturday in Charleston.

Had so much fun! So many great vendors and even better food! They even had animals as well!read more

This was such a memorable and worthwhile experience! Tom was incredibly knowledgeable and…read morepassionate about sharing everything there is to know about oysters and the marsh ecosystem -- from tiny oyster seeds all the way to full maturity and onto your plate. You can truly tell how much he cares about what he does. I highly recommend visiting if you're in the Charleston or Folly Beach area!

ordered a bag of 100 Perky Sea Cups for family Thanksgiving get-together. These are singles, farm…read moreraised. very clean and fresh tasting. I would stack these up against any available in a local restaurant. they were enjoyed by all. will definitely order again for the next gathering.

Great experience! Very lively, a great variety of vendors, and fun activities for the entire family…read moreor group of friends! A must do for anyone planning a visit to Charleston!

I really like 2nd Sunday on King Street as the street becomes a party and festival for four hours a…read moremonth. There is plenty of music, dogs, shopping specials, displays, vendors, and many more things to experience at the event. It is cool that a lot of the restaurants have outdoor eating for the event by placing tables and chairs on the sidewalk and street where they are not there normally and you can get to eat and watch everything go on and pass by. It is also really good that you get to walk up and down the street without worrying about getting hit by a car and can relax and enjoy a nice day outside. Would it be too much to ask for 2nd Sunday on King Street to be made permanent and have the street free to walk all the time? 2nd Sunday on King Street is awesome and brings everyone together.

My wife and I have lived in Coosaw Creek for 30 years. We love it here. This gated community, I…read morebelieve, is safe, clean, walkable, has a pool and clubhouse that serves very good food.

as a senior golfer, this course has a favorable layout and is in good overall condition. My only…read morecriticism is that The greens are hard and do not hold well. It is very fairly priced. Have played there several times this year and recommend it.