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Great first stop if visiting Georgetown. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. Maps and other local and regional guides available for numerous activities. Shout out and thank you to Susan for your help. read more

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531 Front St
Georgetown, SC 29440
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(843) 546-8436
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Georgetown County - Chamber of Commerce opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

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Georgetown County - Chamber of Commerce closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Georgetown County - Chamber of Commerce closes at 3:00 PM on Saturday.Georgetown County - Chamber of Commerce is closed on Sunday.

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Hobcaw Barony

5.0

(6 reviews)

3.1 mi

Hobcaw Barony is a historical treasure near historic Georgetown and has been on my SC to-do list…read morefor years. You have to make a reservation in advance if you want to participate in the bus tour and visit the historic homes and structures nestled deep in the woods on the property. Your tour begins with an introductory film on the history of the property and how it wound up in the hands of Bernard Baruch and ultimately Belle Baruch his daughter, who used it as a summer retreat. The story of the Baruchs and the globally famous historical figures they entertained at the restored plantation home (including Winston Churchill and FDR) was incredibly interesting and it was hard to imagine such figures making their way to the backwoods of the South Carolina lowcountry. Your tour gives you entry into the partially restored plantation home as well as allows you to stop and visit the old village of the descendants of the enslaved peoples who once worked and lived on the property as well as step outside Belle's house as well. You'll also learn about the important conservation work being undertaken there alongside scientists from Clemson University If you're a history or conversation lover I highly recommend planning a visit to Hobcaw Barony (and remember - you'll need to make a reservation in advance!). It's definitely an interesting way to pass a few hours. You'll also be right down the road from Brookgreen Gardens which is definitely worth a visit as well.

Beautiful full of history. I'd love to see more of Belle Baruch's story and her house restored.read more

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Charleston Visitor Center & Bus Shed

3.9

(73 reviews)

55.0 mi

Easy to find. It took a minute to figure out the QR code and parking. I signed up for 2 hours and…read morecouldn't sign up for more. There's one restroom that's for both men and women-that's a first for me. The gentlemen working were helpful about the "trolleys" and a narrated bus tour. I took that (although where to catch it wasn't clear). He was very knowledgeable and encouraged questions. 90-minutes well spent.

Very inspirational and informative! Also, a nice respite if one needs AC in the Carolina summer…read moreheat. Additionally, the parking seems secure and offers space for oversized vehicles....at an affordable rate, too!

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North Charleston Visitor Center

5.0

(1 review)

54.6 mi

Looks new and very beautiful! There are large screens with beautiful pictures of Charleston scenes…read moreand a wall of information brochures . The people at the helpdesk were friendly and informative. All tours begin here and you can also buy tickets keys here . Note : there's a parking garage right opposite to the visitor center on Mary street.

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Huntington Beach State Park

4.6

(139 reviews)

15.8 mi

I was here in December 2025 visiting friends. We went to this wonderful park. It was very clean…read morewith clear paths to the beach. The have a water station to rinse your feet after playing in the sand. The park has a entrance fee, but I'm not sure what it was since my friends had an annual park pass. Parking was plentiful There is a nice gift shop to which you need to walk through to get to the pier. I found some cute souvenirs as touristy prices. The pier has a gigantic chair for photo opts!

Came here for my classes' field trip! What a beautiful day it turned out to be, the entry price…read morewasn't bad at all- it was $20 for my two littles and me. The park was clean and easy to navigate. The beach is absolutely stunning! I love that there were pavilions close to the beach as well as a park! The shower house was clean and easy to access. It's nice to be able to go home clean from the sand. The day we went the beach wasn't crowded, the sand was nice and soft especially when walking barefoot. This is a must visit spot!

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Wholesale Travel Connection

1.2

(32 reviews)

55.1 mi

Absolutely worst presentation i ever sat through. The presenter had a total attitude, the plan did…read morenot make any sense. They did gave us free vouchers and 75 dollars to seat there. Would not do it again.

Total scam. Your "free" travel voucher will cost you over $400. Gave one star because -10 doesn't…read moreexist.

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Fort Sumter National Monument

4.3

(169 reviews)

59.6 mi

I took the ferry from Mount Pleasant. The Mount Pleasant ferry tickets are purchased online or…read morenext to the window for USS Yorktown tickets. The ferry itself is right across from USS Yorktown. (There is also a ferry from Charleston) I think this is definitely worth it. It's very interesting. We only got 60 minutes on the fort, 90 minutes would have been better. I'll have to go again. First we had an interesting 10 minutes talk from the self designated "Most Handsome Man" in the National Park Service. I forgot his name but he was very cool. The female ranger there was cool as well. Outside there are several plaques to read and they are definitely worth reading. Lots of cannons there. Great views. I took lots of pictures. There is a small indoor museum too with lots of info. There was only 15 minutes left by the time I got into the museum so I just videoed all I could to look at later. Lots to read in the museum as well. I ran out of time and didn't make it to the bookstore. I will go again. Hopefully next year.

This was an amazing experience. I would suggest planning this out ahead of time. The Fort is free…read more You need to pay for the ferry that takes you there. Tickets can be bought online or at the visitor center. Small discount if you buy the tickets online. There are two spots for the ferry. One is in Charleston and the other is Patriot Point in Mt Pleasant. I left from Charleston. It's about a 30 minute ferry ride to the fort. You get to see views of the bridge and the USS Laffey on the way to the fort. I enjoyed my time there. I was on the last tour of the day. The last tour looks for volunteers to take the flag down for the day. I would suggest volunteering, it was very memorable. There was a lot of historical information that the rangers went over. It's self guided but you can talk to the rangers and ask questions. Ranger Chris was amazing. Very personable and full of knowledge. He definitely enjoyed what he does. He spoke for a portion of the ride back to give more information including places to eat in Charleston. I would visit again, but this time leave from Patriot Point to see the museum.

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The Pelican Inn

Would love to revisit and stay here, Amazing to find an…read morehistorical property on a beach today in such pristine condition. Look at the amount of land they have in front of the inn. Visited Polly's Island on Labor Day, which was the last day of their rental season! Did not get to tour but I will be back - if I can find an open date in 2025 or 2026.

We were introduced to the Pelican Inn by travel buddies. We had never heard of it before despite…read moreour being well-seasoned travelers. But after spending four lovely and relaxing days there last month, we will never forget this very special place and our hosts who made us feel so welcomed and special. Thank you, Bruce and Corrine, for making our first visit so wonderful. We WILL be back. Friends, we will admit that a B & B built in the 1840's, and with only 8 comfortable but somewhat rustic rooms, may not be everyone's cup of tea. But if you're open to quiet time, new friends, wonderful food (!!), books, history, beautiful surroundings, and a great beach, do NOT miss this gem. Thank you again, Bruce and Corrinne. We will try to see y'all again next year. Jim and Beverly Giesler Madeira Beach FL

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