About South Carolina State Parks

South Carolina State Parks highlight Southern beauty with sandy beaches, historic plantations, and rolling hills.

South Carolina's state parks offer a rich mix of natural beauty, history, and recreation. Huntington Beach State Park, located along the Atlantic coast, is a favorite for birdwatching and offers pristine beaches and a saltwater marsh. For history enthusiasts, Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site preserves the site of the first permanent European settlement in the Carolinas, featuring interactive exhibits and lush gardens. These parks capture the essence of the South, blending relaxation with cultural exploration.

From the foothills to the coastline, South Carolina’s state parks provide unique experiences for every visitor. Table Rock State Park showcases the rugged beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains, with its challenging hiking trails and stunning vistas. Edisto Beach State Park offers a serene coastal retreat, where visitors can enjoy camping, shelling, and exploring maritime forests. Whether you're seeking adventure or tranquility, South Carolina's state parks invite you to discover the charm of the Palmetto State.