By: Morgan Gilbert
Spring in Santee Cooper Country has arrived. Step outside to smell the fresh flowers blooming, take note of the crystal blue skies, and feel that warm South Carolina sun on your face. We can’t think of anything more wonderful than spring here in Santee Cooper Country! To help you fully bask in the season, we’ve got two flower-filled festivals that your whole family will love!
By: Morgan Gilbert
In Santee Cooper Country, your outdoor adventure truly does begin here. With endless ways to spend your days outside, planning a spring getaway to the loveliest lowcountry South Carolina has to offer has never been easier. Join us as we indulge in sunny days, lush spring breezes and the abundance of natural flora that decorates Santee Cooper Country during this time of year. No matter how you choose to spend your spring, we’ve got sensational activities to add to your itinerary.
By: Morgan Gilbert
Tis’ the season for a holly jolly vacation in Santee Cooper Country. With so many relaxing ways to deck the halls and ring in the new year, we can’t wait to celebrate the season with you. We understand that this time of year can get busy for many families, so we’ve decided to help you out when planning your getaway. Get ready to fa-la-la-in-love with our favorite winter festivities!
There’s nothing quite like fall in Santee Cooper Country. No matter which counties you choose to visit, we guarantee delicious meals, beautiful scenery, and an abundance of history to delve into. There’s a little something for everyone to enjoy as we enter a season of changing leaves and fresh, crisp, South Carolina air. We’ve outlined some of our must-do autumn adventures and even gathered a list of accommodations to ensure you fall in love with Santee Cooper Country.
In partnership with Santee Cooper County
Written by Jane Powell, Executive Director, Santee Cooper County
Last week I had a wonderful experience having lunch at Halls Chophouse in Summerville with my daughter, who happens to be my best friend. Locals know that Halls is known in South Carolina for exceptional good service and southern hospitality, and to die for delicious food. What people may not realize is that even non-protein picky eaters (a.k.a. my daughter) have delicious options to choose from off the menu.
As we observe the 243rd year of our nation’s independence this month, a rare relic from the American Revolution is back home in Berkeley County. A British naval cannon, recovered by scuba divers from the Cooper River in the 1980s, returned July 9 to the Berkeley County Museum and Heritage Center and is again on public display. The museum is an attraction at Old Santee Canal Park. Conservators at the Warren Lasch Conservation Center in North Charleston recently completed the cannon’s nearly two-year restoration. The center is part of Clemson University’s Restoration Institute.
