The Church of the Cross dates to 1767 when St. Luke’s Parish built a church near Pritchardville. A chapel was built in 1842 near the site of the present church. This church was built in 1854 and consecrated three years later. When Union soldiers burned Bluffton in 1863 the church managed to survive.

Severe water hazards come into play on a few holes of this challenging course. Hole #7, a 116-yard, par 3, has an island green. Designed by Grant McKinley, the course was built on rolling hills, and features tree-lined fairways and well bunkered greens.

This 112 room hotel, including 32 suites, offers complimentary deluxe continenetal breakfast, business center and meeting facility for 100 people. Next to Target.

Circa 1880 Victorian Inn located one block from Historic Summerville's Village Green. Thirty minutes from Charleston. Rooms have king or queen beds, luxurious robes, antique pedestal sinks and fireplaces. A full sothern breakfast is served and homemade cakes and cookies are always available. Approved member of the SC Bed & Breakfast Association.

The New York Times calls it "...one of the best Fourth of July parties." What makes The Patriots Point 4th of July Blast so special and worthy of praise from the New York Times? For starters, our famous Flight Deck Fireworks. Where else in the southeastern USA can you see fireworks launched from the flight deck of a WWII aircraft carrier... the USS Yorktown? The Patriots Point 4th of July Blast starts at 4pm with a fantastic food court, beer garden and terrific children's area we call "The KidZone." As the sun starts to set, two lively bands take center stage to get the night started. Grab a dance partner or join the group when the line dancing fun begins. Finally, all eyes are on the biggest star of the evening... the world famous aircraft carrier USS Yorktown. Dazzling fireworks are launched from the carrier's flight deck! The bands come back on stage after the fireworks for more fun and celebration. Of course, the four ships, 25 aircraft, Congressional Medal of Honor, Cold War Submarine Memorial and Vietnam Base Camp are open for business.