Amazing! Been there twice, very spacious, nice fire-pit, good seating, and nice clean bathrooms! :)read more

Schulz-Lotz Farmhouse on Hundred Oaks Parkway in Summerville is a great event space and has plenty…read moreof room to host everything. I have enjoyed the events that I have attended here and the space had everything that was needed. Good overall experience here.

Beautiful historical resort. The courtyard is the same as when it was originally built. Take a walk…read moreback through time and stay at this lovely gem.

"Lodge Alley is just 10 feet wide and paved with beautiful Belgian blocks, a local term for bricks…read moreshaped like blocks of granite cobblestone. The alley also has the honor of being one of the oldest streets in Charleston and was named after the Masonic Lodge just a short distance from East Bay Street." A nice little walk between East Bay and State St in downtown Charleston. Well known for the various smells that come from the buildings, restaurants, and other local attractions. A tree in the middle has several "critters" perched and waiting for you to come by, so be sure to look up and wave to them for safe passage.

Huge selection of books and other media, private space to work, small rooms to have specific…read morediscussion groups. Parking is generally available but can be sparse

Great resources. Friendly staff. Great parking lot in downtown Charleston. History Room.read more

Massive, modern and pretty darned awesome…read more The library has some of the most advanced check out and return devices I've seen. Like a self-checkout at the supermarket, it's great for the introverts that don't want to have a conversation. One of the "study" rooms was open this afternoon and I was able to spend some time with laptops set up and be on a few Zoom calls before the end of my workday. A terrific space and very productive. [Review 19438 overall - 1012 in South Carolina - 408 of 2023.]

What a great library! We decided to check it out one weekday and so happy we did. It is newer and…read morehas so many things to do. The children's area, our main reason for going, was amazing. Story time rooms, education rooms, computers with educational games, reading nooks in the windows, beautifully designed book shelves and displays, a cool "shark room" which was a reading area with dome windows all around with sharks displayed and a lovely outside area to read. The staff was very helpful and patient with the kids. They helped with the scavenger hunt that they had for children and went over different programs and events they had coming up. It's a little bit of a hike for us, but we will continue going there. My daughter absolutely loves it and tells everyone about it.

Definitely delicious! Chicken and Brussels sprouts especially. Highly recommended. Easy parking.read more

Other than Sunrise Park, this is one of the best views of the Charleston Harbor. It's also where…read moreFt. Johnson was during the civil war, which there is still a powder magazine and a monument telling the story of the fort. The whole area itself, is where the SCDNR calls home. Mostly people come here to get their boats registered, but there is also a library and an information building. I actually grew up running in and out of the labs where they help nurture injured sea turtles back to health. I'm fairly sure you wouldn't be ble to do that now though, times are different. They have added some nice trails through the woods along the harbor, with signs along the way, explaining the different plants, animals, and Native American mounds you might see.

Can't speak for the other locations but the Aynor office is fantastic. Just moved to SC and bought…read morea boat from NC. Had never been through the process before. It would take me an hour to explain how awesome Ashley was about painlessly getting me through the entire procedure. I give 10 stars to Ashley!

The Gazebo at White Point Garden is a great venue for weddings and other events and services. It is…read moreperfectly located in the middle of White Point Garden with plenty of shade and a great view of everything in all directions. The weddings I have attended and performed here have all been special and worked well for the event. The gazebo is also cool on a regular day if you need a cool place to sit in the shade or escape the rain if you are far from your car and do not have an umbrella. I have had some really good times at this gazebo and am happy that it exists.

This was my second visit to the Fort Moultrie Visitor Center and I'm glad we made time to stop…read moreagain while exploring Sullivan's Island. Earlier in the day, we had visited nearby Fort Sumter, but instead of taking the ferry out to the fort itself, we stopped here to learn more about Charleston's harbor defenses and the area's fascinating history. The visitor center has several exhibits providing great context before (or after) exploring the historic sites. After spending some time inside, we crossed the street to walk around Fort Moultrie itself. Between the exhibits and the fort, it was an enjoyable way to spend an hour or so. Whether it's your first visit or your second, I'd recommend making a stop here. The staff was friendly (I love rangers), the exhibits were informative, and it's a nice complement to a visit to Fort Sumter or the rest of the Charleston area.

Interesting place, but not my favorite coastal fort. For that you need to head south to Fort…read morePulaski. However, Fort Moultrie has its own story to tell and I highly recommend the short film in the visitor center. The rangers, as usual, are the highlight of these national monuments and they do incredible work. In particular, they have a great activity (sort of a scavenger hunt) for young visitors. I'm from the West Coast and most of our coastal forts are from the WWII era, and Fort Moultrie reminded me of home. If you make your way to the lower level of the fort, you will see the WWII era maps, radio displays, uniforms, etc. But, the glory days of the fort were its vigorous defense during the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. Highly recommend a visit if you are staying in Charleston and make sure you leave time to pay reverence at Toni Morrison's Bench on the Road monument nearby and also to explore Sullivan's Island.