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.

I hadn't been in such a long time and it was refreshing to go. With all the smells, lights, and…read morerides it was nostalgic. I particularly enjoyed the food. I had a turkey leg, candy apples, and fries. It's plenty of parking and all around fun

Went to the Fairgrounds for the Black Foodtru k festival. The festival itself was great, with lots…read moreof different vendors, music and people just having a great time. The inly issue experienced was the bathrooms in the VIP area were out of order for a good portion of Saturday, first the female bathroom, then both. Not sure what happened, but with the crowd that was there, every bathroom was needed.

What a great experience. Patronizing a local and sometimes very economically challenged industry…read morecombined with great food, great music, people watching, sitting by the water, catching some sun, and having a few brews makes for a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon. Oh, and all of this at no cost of admission. Get there early for parking. Like the website says, park on the street (respectful of neighbor's driveways) and enjoy the stroll down to the landing. Buy tickets for food and drink (cash only from what I could tell). $10 gets a plate of shrimp, a couple of hushpuppies and some slaw. $4 gets you beer or wine. Cruise through a small craft area, and stop in at the souvenir tent to get a hat, visor or T. I think the cultural experience alone was worth the trip.

This is my go-to store for any last minute non-perishable Asian food items. They sell canned or…read morejarred food items and other non-perishables like noodles or snacks. They do have a fridge and freezer of a few items, but there are no fresh produce available here. They also sell decorative items like teapots and stuff. The owner's very nice. She was actually closed already, but since she was still there on a Sunday after her closing time, she let us in to pick up a couple items we needed for a craving at the time. Overall, very nice, quaint little shop.

Way more convenient to go here than all the way to north Charleston. If you are looking for…read moresomething in particular. The owner can most likely find it. Plus, her breads are freakin good.

Located within Santee Canal State Park . Plan to spend anywhere from twenty minutes to an hour here…read moredepending on how much you choose to read. Museum focuses on the history of Berkeley County. Lots of focus on the Swamp Fox of course , Francis Marion and Berkeley County's role in the Revolutionary War. Amenities include a small gift shop and restrooms.

The museum is a small glimpse into the history of Berkeley County. Within the museum starts with…read morethe early prehistoric history of the country. With fossils of animals from sharks to mastodons. You then proceed to a large display of indigenous people with stone tools and flint arrowheads. Following through the museum you will enter into the colonial section of the museum with a lot of information about the early days of the county. There is a lot of information about the "Swamp Fox", Francis Marion. The museum then processes through the American history.

Great African items from Ghana. Dresses, tops, scents, other collectable items. a great surprise…read moreright in our local flea market. Main isle booth M22

I recently got into golfing and as a beginner I've found this golf course is perfect. I've started…read moreby just using the driving range right behind the clubhouse. I wish it was covered but it's otherwise a nice range. The grounds are well maintained and the staff are always nice and helpful. The clubhouse is going under renovations that will give them a bigger space. They have a nice bar and restaurant and a decent pro shop. If you're a Goose Creek City employee you should inquire about the discounts they offer!

Expectations were quite high as I approached the 1st tee. My warm-up session went well, body…read morereacted positively to my stretching session, I was ready. Pretty much everything after that point went to hell in a handbasket, but not in anyway due to the course. To post a decent score at Crowfield, you must have a lot of information at your hands. Danger lurks everywhere, so a shot five to seven yards off line is DEAD, followed by a penalty and a double bogie. The greens were punched and over-seeded, so they were bumpy but the Pro Shop had been discounting greens fees accordingly. Mark in the shop was such a gentleman, he went over the entire course yardage book, hole by hole with me. Mostly pointing out the removed bunkers, 38 in all, I took notes. They were removed because the course was playing just too difficult for the average player. So here is my advice, check where the water is on each hole, again, a slight push fade or a slight hook draw and your DEAD. You must play from the fairway to have and hope for pars or the occasional birdie. There is just no way you can scramble from the trees and get up and down for par, it just ain't gonna happen. Beautiful facility, beautiful clubhouse and a course that I was not at all prepared for, it really humbled me, it whipped me. I had to call two playing partners in NYC to talk me off the ledge, or I was calling Dr. Jack Kevorkian the very next morning.

Back after 2 years. Other reviews highlight course difficulty and maintenance issues, which I can…read moreconfirm. We followed a five-some of members, which slowed us down. Greens were in very poor condition. The price is right for golfers who wish to be highly challenged.

I've held off leaving this review over my last few rounds there, not something I normally do. It's…read morethe closest course to my house so naturally it's the course I play the most. The course is much improved over the last few years and generally love the layout. The gentlemen at the clubhouse, believe it's John, is miserable anytime I get there or call to inquire about heading out there. Instead of welcoming you to come play or just being decent. He comes off miserable and like I'm inconveniencing him anytime I get there or call to check availability. It's either "well the course is packed and you won't be able to move quickly" or "we got a lot of rain so I shouldn't even be letting people out" or "the cart has to be in by 8 and it's slow out there so I don't even know how many holes you can get in". I'll take my money to Santee, the courses are nicer, the price is more competitive and the customer service is a mile better. I won't be playing Pine Forest any longer, done giving my money to course that doesn't seem like they want it.