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“My husband and I got married here on 12/02/2023 and let me just say.....it was absolutely perfect. Such a beautiful venue with lovely history and the most amazing and accommodating staff. This venue made our Christmas wedding dreams come to life but would have been equally as beautiful in any season. Can not reccomend this venue enough.”
“Ample parking and wide open spaces for most any event. Here for LaCrosse and they brought in food trucks! Just bring your own Canopy/tent. No shade. Coolers allowed.”
“Amazing Children's Camp. Great for field trips. So much learning. Dining Hall. Welcome Center. Cabins. Tours. Animals. Forests. Estuary. Ponds. Apartments. Camp Fire. So much more!!!!!!
TOP TIER STAFF. CHLOE, TYLER, CARLEIGH, AND LAUREN WERE SO INCREDIBLE, as was the rest of the staff, but they really stick out!
Facilities are wonderful. They are also so friendly to the environment. Composting food and separation of products used on site. A few staff members really stuck out as well as not so friendly, but everything else made up for it.”
“For families staying in the nearby villas, The Sandcastle is a beautiful area for portrait sessions such as families, high-school seniors, engagement photos on Kiawah Island. There are tons of great backdrops offering a wide variety of images. The beach and access points are also really picturesque. As a full-time professional photographer, I highly recommend this area!”
Venues And Event Spaces
Venues And Event Spaces
Venues And Event Spaces
Venues And Event Spaces
Venues And Event Spaces
“Just a short drive through the beautiful low country from Charelston brings you to this picturesque working tea farm. There is a complimentary tour through the processing facilty which takes about 15 minutes. The 45 minute trolley tour (fee required) through the farm should not be missed. The driver shares the intersting history of the farm as well as information about tea production that gives new appreciation to popping a teabag into a cup of boiling water.”