Wow- I e picked a lot of strawberries before but this farm is the cleanest, most pleasant…read morestrawberry patch ever. The plants are so well mulched and weeded. The berries were bountiful, sweet and well tended. The farm store is adorable, we got some pepper strawberry jam. Can't wait to try that with cream cheese and crackers. They had beautiful cows and I saw that they have vegetables all summer and pumpkins in the fall. They also have corn hole and a big sand toy area for kids. My 2 year old grandson loved it here and there were lots of other parents and kids. They have a restroom also and parking. Great place for homeschoolers, and families.

"We had a fun-filled afternoon on our field trip--hand-picking juicy strawberries, exploring the…read morebeauty of nature, and spending time with friendly farm animals. A sweet and sunny day full of laughter, learning, and fresh air!"

The workers were so nice! The blueberry bushes were in full bloom! There were so many to choose…read morefrom! This place is family friendly and coronavirus friendly because most everyone was wearing masks and you could keep your social distance. It was such a fun experience for the family (we have a 1.5 year old), she enjoyed it so much. Will return here when we're back in Charleston!

What's not to like? They grow and sell blueberries! Right down the road! Pick your own ... or…read moredon't! They'll do it for you. The price is right, and you know it's fresh and has no preservatives because it came right off of the tree over yonder. They don't have a direct website, but you can see everything you need right here on this link https://www.facebook.com/champneysblueberries

Lots of paths to discover and access to Edisto River. Nice gall for gatherings and park personnel…read moreare great

Welcome to Givhans Ferry State Park just off of highway 61. This park named after a ferry master…read morefrom the late 1700's named Philip Givhans. He ran a ferry down the Edisto river from Charleston to Augusta Georgia. The original site has been preserved within the park. This is a relaxing and tranquil place to unwind and shed the burden of city life. They offer a park, tent and RV camping spots as well as a few cabins. In the spring and fall they offer weekend music festivals,and they also offer the Edisto River Adventures which offer a full service tubing experience down the Edisto river from May through fall. This place is a must visit great for singles or families.

The Kings Cove has everything you need to run your farming and outside needs. They were livestock…read morelike goats, ducks, and chickens. Ladybug spoke with the young lady about rabbit pellets for my new garden! KC is located in the charming town of Moncks Corner! Stop by and check KC out for yourself!

My bf and I went tomato picking during lunch. We came home with a full 5-gallon bucket of ripe Roma…read moretomatoes plus a fresh eggplant ! So far: 8 jars of marinara sauce complete Tomorrow's mission: round two (hoping for another 12 We love Bugby!

Pick your own near me with many tomato varietals. Its a hot dry summer so corn was not ready.read more

Drayton Hall is beautiful and is filled with rich history of slave life and family heritage. It's…read moreworth it to take 1-2 hours out of your day to enjoy the property! The entrance fee is $32 dollars. It is $18 for ages 7-15, and ages 7 and under are free. You save $3 if you pay online. The extensive driveway and parking lot is not paved and was pretty bad for potholes last February. We arrived about 5 minutes after the 4:00 o'clock tour, and the staff were kind enough to take us to our tour group via a golf cart. If you want to see the inside of the plantation, you HAVE to take a guided tour. The guided tour lasts about 1-1.5 hours and is extremely detailed with many points of interest and knowledgeable tour guides. Parking may be an issue if busy, but there is an auxiliary lot so you should be alright. After your tour is complete, there are some small cottages to explore on your own, a gift shop, and a small museum. Out of all the things to do in Charleston, Drayton Hall should be towards the top of your list. We had a good time!

Drayton Hall is a plantation that is in a state of conservation. There is a tendency in the area to…read moretry to conserve rather than restore buildings. About 20 miles SE of Summerville and on the right bank of the Ashley River and the pretty Hwy 61 is located this Palladian style mansion that survived both the Revolutionary war and the Civil War and that means a lot when you consider that the Revolutionary War was won in South Carolina regardless of what some will say, you win some and you lose some. The tendency to conserve rather than to restore makes you use your imagination to see how this house must've been back in the early days. Some of the materials were imported from the old world like the heavy columns, quite an achievement considering today would require the use of heavy cranes so the use of labor and imagination directing a large number of people must've been a delicate task. Can't deny the fact that they acknowledge that enslaved people took an important roll in building and running this place, delicate subject but well recognized by the tour guide and the museum in site. The house is the focus of the 600 acre property that was in the hands of seven generations of the Drayton family, amazing structure considering there were no Palladian architects in the area back in 1738 when John Drayton bought the land and it took him 15 years to build. A lot a lot more can be said about this place but I am not a historian just simply recommend everyone to come and experience this place that will transport you in time and will make you appreciate history and legacy. Just wish money was no object to the conservation effort.

What a great, free, experience in downtown Charleston. This is located in a CofC building on Coming…read moreand Calhoun. There is a small store and option to donate. The amount of fossils was great for the kids and adults. Don't forget to look up! There are hanging fossils! Definitely worth a stop.

I enjoyed it so much that I made a video about it:…read more https://youtu.be/0Ok_JxlhT50?si=DWTaVX2yVNEUNuVP

SO MUCH FUN! I love that they have lockers ($5)…read more Easy to park at. For a one time visit it's surprisingly expensive (I had a friend who saw the price and decided not to go with the group) but their membership is very reasonable.

So much fun!! Vacation plans derailed from rainy weather. Teenagers had cabin fever. This was…read moreperfect for get rid of some energy before heading back to the hotel. It worked perfectly. They were happy. I was happy.