Enjoy shopping or browsing in an old-time five and dime, or wander through floors of antiques in the AT&T building, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A restored sign shop now houses an art gallery and there's a hardware store that offers everything from lumber to fine china. The Mennonite bakery offers savory home baked breads, which can be enjoyed in the gazebo at Harrison Park. The Jim Harrison Gallery on S. Main St. offers displays of this internationally known artist. The town comes alive each spring with the Dogwood Festival.

This Arthur Hills design is a diamond. This par 72, 6871 yard masterpiece is one of the best you will ever play. Set amid bermuda-covered dunes and 200 year old oaks draped in spanish moss this course blends its historically rich environment with the best golf facilities offered anywhere today. The Dunes West clubhouse, which was built on the site of the antebellum Lexington Plantation, was specifically designed to capture the old southern charm of the Lowcountry. This tremendous course takes full advantage of its fabulous setting. Best Hole: No. 18, a 456-yard par-4 that features two greens, the shorter (by 130 yards) being a remnant of an old course and the longer playing to a green sitting out in the marsh.

The Founders Club at Pawleys Island opened February 2008. offering stunning visuals that only the Pawleys Island area can provide. Eighteen uniquely designed holes give golfers an experience they are sure to remember. Conclude your day with a drink and something to eat in the Lowcountry-style clubhouse overlooking the 18th green. The Founders Club at Pawleys Island is certain to be a "must play" when visiting the Grand Strand. Be sure to book well in advance as tee times are certain to fill up quickly.

PGA club professionals from all across the U.S., along with three of their members, will tee it up during Kiawah Island Golf Resort National Pro Am from February 28 - March 4, 2010. The 72-hole stroke play event, sponsored by Club Car, will be held on four of Kiawah Island Golf Resort's championship courses:Pete Dye's world-famous Ocean Course, Jack Nicklaus' Turtle Point, Gary Player's Cougar Point and Tom Fazio's Osprey Point. The tournament format includes four-man best ball gross and net, as well as professional stroke play.

The May River Golf Club is an 18-hole, Jack Nicklaus signature course, weaving throughout the May River Forest and featuring several holes right on the banks of the river. At 7,171 yards, this amazing course is a spectacular blend of championship-level design and natural beauty that will challenge golfers of all skill levels. All tee boxes and fairways feature Paspalum, the newest eco-friendly turf. Wide, inviting fairways are strategically bunkered and feature natural waste areas. Your nerves will be tested on the approach by Champions Bermuda greens which are well guarded by white-sand bunkers and feature gentle undulating slopes to challenge your putting skills. Finally, the back nine features three par 3's, three par 4's, and three par 5's. Named "Best New Upscale Course" by Golf Digest 2006.

Chain motel, Located on Hwy 501 near Tanger Outlet Center and new Hard Rock Theme Park.

Coastal golf resort offering Jack Nicklaus Course, restaurants in an elegant clubhouse and luxury villa suites set among the beauty of the Lowcountry. Pristine beaches, boutiques, Brookgreen Gardens, and the fine restaurants of Pawleys Island make this a perfect vacation destination.

Great location! Close to Barefoot Landing,Bass Outdoor Pro-shop, Alabama Theatre, Dixie Stampede, Carolina Opry and House of Blues. Stroll down to the beach, play putt-putt or visit the Grand Prix track. Restaurants galore! Clean rooms at reasonable rates and friendly service too.

The festival will include an assortment of Gullah Geechee skits, storytelling, folklore music, dance, children performers, along with demonstrations and lectures on the history of sweetgrass basket making in the Lowcountry. A variety of children and family activities as well as an assortment of delicious Lowcountry Gullah Geechee foods will be provided for all to enjoy.

Serving eastern Orangeburg, upper Dorchester and Western Berkeley counties

This scenic park offers over 1,000 acres of woodlands and wetlands, with a freshwater lagoon for pedal boating and bicycling. Other features include a water sprinkler, two playgrounds, a play hill, paved and unpaved trails, a park center, and picnic areas. Bicycles, pedal boats and kayaks are available for rental at the facility. The park's Whirlin' Waters Adventure Waterpark offers over 15 acres with an otter bay, lily pad lagoon for toddlers, a big kahuna, tree house and more.