Boone Hall is one of America’s oldest working plantations, having been continuously growing and producing crops for over 320 years. Once known for cotton and pecans, Boone Hall Farms still actively produces peaches, strawberries, tomatoes, and pumpkins, as well as many other fruits and vegetables for visitors to enjoy and pick in season.

Two field stands are available for your convenience. Located at 1235 Long Pt. Rd. this stand is open June 15 through August 1. The second stand, open April through December, is located on Hwy 17, 6 miles north of Mt. Pleasant.

See birds and alligators in natural habitats, visit a castle, barrier island, and haunted graveyard, hear ghostlore and explore African Gullah culture and the rice plantation area during fully guided tours.

This course opened nine new holes in November 1998, giving it three nine hole courses that are played in three 18-hole combinations. The original National/Player design features a Lowcountry layout with tree-lined fairways and gently rolling mounds along the edges. There are several dogleg fairways, and the greens are fast. The course hosts the PGA Tour Amoco-Centel Classic.

Renowned for a series of holes that offer sweeping views of the Kiawah River and miles of saltwater marsh, Cougar Point offers generous landing areas off the tee, but requires accurate approach shots to small greens. Designed to championship standards by one of golf's greatest international players (Gary Player), Cougar Point will challenge the best players while providing an enjoyable round for all.

This delightful festival honors a true southern delicacy, Catfish! Join us for the parade, games, and entertainment, auto, truck and motorcycle show, and 5K run/walk (with prizes). Craft and food vendors, including fried catfish.