Location: Edisto Island
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Things to do in Edisto Island, South Carolina (SC): The Best Nature & Parks
Edisto Island is one of South Carolina's Sea Islands, the larger part of which lies in Charleston County, with its southern tip in Colleton County. The town of Edisto Beach is in Colleton County, while the Charleston County part of the island is unincorporated.
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1. Edisto Beach State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 472 reviews
A family-oriented recreational area.
Reviewed By susanr627 - Syracuse, United States
We were able to upgrade to a beach side campsite due to a cancellation. The other campground looked nice but without another vehicle or bikes it was way too far from the beach. Our site was amazing. We could hear the roar of the waves just over the dunes. Dogs need to stay on a leash but are welcome. The beach is loaded with shells and another camper found something that appears to be a mastodon molar. Restrooms are close and clean. It was a half mile to a mile to several restaurants, but nice options. The Bi-Lo is under construction but will soon reopen. There is no laundry on the Island. Dump station is out on Rt 174. Great place for a few days, but bring bug spray.
2. Edisto Island Serpentarium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 202 reviews
As The First True Serpentarium In South Carolina, This Facility Is Dedicated To The Recognition, Preservation And Study Of The World Of Reptiles. We Provide Educational And Exciting Displays Of Reptiles Both From Around The World And Native To The Region.
Reviewed By Bk5098 - Chapin, United States
Excellent learning experience for kids and adults. Staff is friendly and helpful and knowledgeable. Interesting snakes and alligators! Well maintained to preserve in their natural habitat
3. Botany Bay Plantation Heritage Preserve and Wildlife Management Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 626 reviews
Reviewed By gogogranny2015 - Cleveland, United States
Visited Botany Bay on Sunday. Free. Self-guided driving tour of the preserve with printed pamphlet explaining different points of interest. Entire area is stunningly beautiful; marshes, trees, beach! One of the places you can visit is the beach. About 1/2 mile from beach parking lot to the beach. 'Due to natural beach erosion the coastal forest is slowly being swallowed by the Atlantic Ocean'. This creates an absolutely surreal experience. We have never seen anything like it. Trees sticking up out of the water. Make sure you go at low tide. I understand beach is not walk able at high tide. A gabillion sea shells which you are not allowed to take, some interwoven in tree branches. About 5 miles from Edisto Beach. We drove down from Charleston and cant believe we found this gem. A must see.
4. The Marina at Edisto Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By karenp425 - Rock Hill, United States
Took a sunset cruise with Captain Jim Moose and watched a beautiful sunset while on the water and learned Edisto history from Captain Moose. It was lovely! and you almost always spot dolphins on your cruse!
5. Indian Mound Trail
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 30 reviews
A four-mile hiking trail covers the park's variety of vegetation.
Reviewed By BrianB6398 - El Cajon, United States
You can hike anywhere from 1 mile to 7 or 8 miles with lots of wildlife and good views of the salt marshes. Since this is managed by the State Park system there is an $8 per person entry fee.
