Probably the best welcome center I have been to. Plenty of…read moreparking and picnic tables. New big building with swings on porch, big screen tv with comfortable seats, maps, information, clean, plenty of stalls in the clean bathroom, there were 3 employees standing around talking to each other- if you needed help I am sure the could give it. My only suggestion- since the employees were chit chatting in the middle of the room- maybe have them behind a desk so you could walk up to them.

This is a very very clean rest stop. They have roses lined up everywhere. The landscaping is very…read morenice. Have ferns and roses all over lots of weeds, but that's OK. The roses are all beautiful roll in bloom. The bathrooms are clean and neat. Plenty of places to sit if you wanna have a picnic if you just need to rest for a little bit. It's a nice place to stop when you need a break.

This visitor center is located outside the Wells Fargo building on South Tryon. I love to come in…read morethe center and see all the cool items they have from around the area and native to charlotte. The center always has all the most current information about what is happening in the city and upcoming events. The also have several copies of the Charlotte Happenings magazine and another local magazine. I've seen some of the events they host outside their center and they really showcase the city in a great way. My favorite event was the Chef Alyssa's Kitchen demo they hosted. All of the employees inside the visitor center are super helpful and knowledgeable. The visitor center isn't very big but it packs a big punch. One of my favorite items it has is the candles from Doc Porters. They run out so you have to check in often to see if they have any. I recommend popping in anytime your downtown and need to know what's happening in the city!

It sucks that I came all the way here only for this place to be closed. Not only did I call ahead…read moreof time but also looked online. Everything said that this place should be open Monday through Friday closing by 5 PM. I even paid for parking and walked two blocks. And for what? It would be as simple as the information online and on the voicemail to be updated.

The South Carolina Welcome Center is one of the more pleasant rest areas on I-95 South. Welcome…read moreCenters are normally located on the borders of states, but this one is smack dab between North Carolina and South Carolina. Free wi-fi is a nice perk for any traveler. You can walk inside and chat with an employee, grab coupons and tourist info, or learn more about the state. The indoor area is closed on holidays and in the evenings. The bathrooms were open, but they were not clean and are small. With only four stalls, this isn't a great place to stop for a bathroom break if you're traveling with a large party. The vending machines have a lackluster selection. If you're hungry, stop at a convenience store or fast food. South Carolina's rest areas aren't fancy, but it's easy to get on and off the highway for a quick bathroom break, which was all we needed.

This is a very nice place to become acquainted with what S. C. has to offer. Sandra was masked and…read moreat the door, passing out bags full of information about S. C. The bathrooms were clean and stocked. There was only one hot air dryer and two sinks for four stalls. Outside, there were lots of places to picnic or enjoy the outside areas there weee lots of parking places for cars, This is a very nice place to become acquainted with what S. C. has to offer. Sandra was masked and at the door, passing out bags full of information about S. C. The bathrooms were clean and stocked. There was only one hot air dryer and two sinks for four stalls. This was only one of two ladies' rooms. Outside, there were lots of places to picnic or enjoy the outside areas. There were lots of parking places for cars, trucks, and trailers. WiFi is available (password: welcome2sc). When we were there, the fountain was not flowing. Note: Keep your mask on inside, and socially distance yourself during the pandemic in S. C.

There are other "Myrtle Beach Welcome Centers" out there but this one with the blue roof gives away…read morefree soft serve ice cream. The catch? The ice cream machine breaks more often than those at McDonald's. They have some fountain soda drinks, coffee and slushies too, when those machines are working. If you're looking for some fun ideas for events and coupon books, they got lots. But if you're wondering why the "friendly" employees suddenly start asking you some borderline intrusive questions, it's because they're also here to sell timeshares.

FREE ICE CREAM!!!! What?????…read moreClean restrooms and plenty of parking. Friendly, helpful and knowledgeable staff. Family and pet friendly.

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

I love that my kiddos love history and learning as much as I do. They are always ups for an…read moreadventure. We went and enjoyed the Revolutionary war visitors center, we had the best time. I love the interactive activities and learning new things. We spend a couple of hours here walking around and learning the history of the area as well as exploring the architecture. I don't think I will ever get over the ingenuity and craftsmanship.

The Revolutionary War Visitor Center still has that new car smell . I'm told it debuted in 2021…read more The property features three main buildings : the Public House which features an exhibit space and gift shop , the Market Building meeting space available for rentals and Liberty Hall which houses public restrooms , offices and additional meeting space . Inside the Public House you can learn how South Carolina's quest for independence turned the tide of the American Revolution. The interactive exhibits are interesting and feature lifelike wax figures , historical artifacts and easy to read text . The gift shop is small and retails local products and books . Make sure to spot the state animal , the Boykin Spaniel throughout the property . You can pickup up a pamphlet titled the Boykin Invasion as apparently there are 11 Boykin statues around the town at notable historic spots . There is no cost to view the exhibit space and there is plenty of free parking . The visitor center should definitely be your first stop if you are visiting Camden to learn more about its interesting history !

Honestly, this is the most beautiful rest stop I've ever seen in my life. On top of that they have…read morethe sweetest ladies inside welcoming every visitor to South Carolina. You can find maps, guidance, and lots of literature on what to do in South Carolina. Also, the bathrooms are incredibly clean and well stocked.

The South Carolina Welcome Center is a newly remodeled facility off I77 South not far from…read moreCharlotte, NC. I stopped in for a restroom break. I passed by two large porch swings as well as three or four large picnic tables under the front porch. The lobby houses lots of SC travel brochures, and typically there are a few employees available to answer questions. The restrooms were modern with nice tile floors and touchless soap dispensers and hand dryers. It was well maintained and clean. Just outside the restrooms, there were several soda and snack machines in case you want a snack. If you need a quick break, this is a great place to stop.

Here is our Center City Visitor Center and Newcomer Resource location for all of you thinking about…read moremoving here, visiting, lost, or already here. ive been here my hole life and have nothing to compare it to but i love it here and maybe u wil 2

Didn't mind the wait when we had to call for someone to open the doors, lady was very kind and made…read morethis pit stop worth it.

Decent gas station, serves its purpose. Has lots of food and drink options.read more

Clean. Good coffee but they frequently run out of cups which is weird.read more