This chic treehouse getaway in South Carolina screams romance, featuring a record player for living room dancing and private fire pit for starlit evenings.
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An hour north of Charleston, this Lowcountry lake is a wonderful place to unwind with some fishing, kayaking, or camping in the South Carolina wilderness.
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Sitting between Georgia and South Carolina, near the town of Clemson, is a sprawling lake offering dockside restaurants, great fishing, and stunning views.
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This incredible slice of the Lowcounty gives you a chance to view ancient trees, search for colorful birds, and relax along a picturesque river.
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Not far from Myrtle Beach hides a tranquil inlet where serene waters await. Avoid the crowds and snorkel, fish, or say hello to dolphins in this quiet spot.
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Explore fishing, golfing, and local South Carolina breweries when you visit this lakeside city nestled just outside of Charlotte.
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Rest areas aren't usually the highlight of an American road trip, but few pit stops are more enjoyable than this South Carolina roadside playground.
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It's hard to beat the beauty of South Carolina's rugged coast, and this island, only reachable by ferry, is full of untouched beaches strewn with driftwood.
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For a nature escape in the heart of a city, head to this giant forest park in South Carolina that is filled with trails, trees, and places to picnic.
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If you have ever dreamt of tackling a canoe trail that idles through a spectacular forest of the ancient variety, the Palmetto State has just the park for you.
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This large estuary, formed by several major rivers, features stunning scenery, a rural setting, and an abundance of wildlife perfect for kayakers and anglers.
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Escape crowded tourist traps for South Carolina's hidden coastal gems where pristine beaches meet charming villages and unforgettable seafood delights.
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A French-inspired gem brings elevated dining to Charleston with petit plats, stylish cocktails, and an ambiance that evokes the dreamy South of France.
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If you're looking for a brief escape from South Carolina's busiest tourist spots, slip away to this laid-back beach community with a vibe of historic charm.
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Fill up on juicy treats (and maybe enter a seed-spitting contest) on your summer trip to this charming Southern town with history and tons of watermelon.
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18th-century history is palpable in South Carolina. But this small town's past uniquely intersects with Cherokee Indian culture and Revolutionary battles.
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There's so much to see in this scenic wonderland! Any lover of the outdoors should make it a point to visit this hidden gem in South Carolina.
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This national historical park in Charleston is a free-to-enter spot where you can get up close with war-era forts and their fascinating ruins.
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If you want to explore South Carolina's spectacular natural beauty while also getting a closer look at the Palmetto State's storied history, look no further.
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This oceanside town in North Carolina is perfect for relaxing and enjoying fresh seafood, leisurely beach walks, and family-friendly activities.
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Salt marshes and seabirds abound in this South Carolina wildlife preserve that invites you to grab your hiking boots and bikes to explore the natural beauty.
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If you want to explore the great outdoors, South Carolina is a stunning place to do it -- and its long, winding trail brings you through some of its best sites.
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These two lakes are artificially made but they are a go-to destination for anglers and fishers, as well as anyone who can appreciate swampy nature and wildlife.
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Kick back and relax along a South Carolina river at a resort that exudes Southern charm and excels at delivering on a delicious coastal menu.
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This popular vacation spot on South Carolina's coast is brimming with culture and outdoor activities, from dolphin spotting to bike tours to top-notch golfing.
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The best waterfalls are those that take some effort to reach. There's no better example of this than the jade-colored waters of these South Carolina falls.
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Charles Pinckney is America's "Forgotten Founder." However, this South Carolina national historic site commemorates his legacy with exhibits, trails, and more.
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