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Best Day Trips from Charleston for a Summer Escape | Carolina One Real Estate

The weather is perfect for a nice day trip from Charleston! Our real estate agents know there are plenty of options to choose from, and we want to help you find the perfect one. No matter if you like nature, history, or family fun, you'll find something to appeal to you in our area.

Charleston homes for sale are conveniently located near top amenities in South Carolina. It's worth a little bit of a drive to see all of the sights in our neighboring communities. You'll fall in love with iconic locales, including Edisto Beach and beautiful Myrtle Beach, one of the region's top vacation destinations.

Summer Escapes: Best Day Trips from Charleston, SC

Edisto Beach State Park – Edisto Beach

8377 State Cabin Rd., Edisto Island, SC 29438

Edisto Beach State Park comprises more than 1,200 acres of land and many trails, four miles of which are ADA-compliant. There's also over a mile of beach, two oceanfront picnic shelters, and two campgrounds with a total of 120 sites. You can choose between tent and RV camping with 50-amp hookups. There are even seven cabins for rent, with the two largest units each featuring three bedrooms!

Bay Street Shopping – Beaufort

Bay St., Beaufort, SC 29902

Bay Street Shopping is one of the best you'll find anywhere near Charleston. Plus, there are restaurants to suit any taste. Bay Street is located right in the heart of the Beaufort Historic District and offers picturesque views and plenty of deals. Some of the waterfront restaurants include:

  • Q on Bay

  • Lost Local

  • Hemingway's Bistro

  • Saltus River Grill

  • Luther's Rare and Well Done

Old Sheldon Church – Yemassee

Old Sheldon Church Rd., Yemassee, SC 29945

Old Sheldon Church is one of the many historic sites you can see in Yemassee, and arguably one of the most interesting. Ground on the church broke in 1745, and after its 1753 completion date, it was burned down twice: Once by the British and then later by General Sherman. Today, the ruins are surrounded by majestic oak trees.

The SkyWheel – Myrtle Beach

1110 N Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

The SkyWheel is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Myrtle Beach, and a central part of any state or county fair. Defining the skyline at the Boardwalk for 15 years now, it rises to a height of 200 feet. Adults and children of all ages can enjoy the magnificent view. Tickets and even VIP packages can be booked in advance, including meals from the delicious LandShark Bar & Grill.

Congaree National Park – Hopkins

100 National Park Rd., Hopkins, SC 29061

With nearly 27,000 protected acres, Congaree National Park is known as the largest intact expanse of old-growth bottomland hardwood forest in the southeastern United States. A unique landscape created by the meeting of the Congaree and Wateree Rivers, it boasts a designated 50-mile recreational paddle trail and some of the best fishing around.

Georgia State Railroad Museum – Savannah, GA

655 Louisville Rd., Savannah, GA 31401The 

Georgia State Railroad Museum is on the long side for a day trip, so you should get started early, but it is worth it! There is tons of fun at this renovated rail facility, including guided train tours and a working handcar.

There's Much More Waiting Around Charleston This Summer

In Charleston and all throughout the local area, there's always something new to discover. Get in touch with Carolina One Real Estate today to find out more about everything South Carolina has to offer.

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