Art, nature, history, animals, education what more could you ask for for $ 14 ( $ 1 off with coupon ). Have been several times and great each time. Lots of walking, some seating areas to rest and they do offer tram service. The animals were great although there aren't many but feeding time with the birds is worth it... More

This is a beautiful art sang garden. Also took the history tours learn a lot about the history of the rice plantations that use to be here.

This was a great place to walk around. Only place that could have made it better was not to go on a 100+ degree day!

This place is absolutely gorgeous! The statues and gardens are beautiful. The zoo is a little corny though- chickens and cows, but I guess small kids would like it. We are from KY and my 4 year old wasn't interested in it. We took the Creek Cruise-it was great. The tour guide was funny and very knowledgeable about the area.... More

This former 9000 acre rice plantation has exquisite gardens with beautiful statuary, flowers and flowering shrubs, and stately old oaks and cypress trees. Many of the gardens are in constant change. In a week or two..around the 1st of July, one of the largest anywhere displays of caladiums should be in full glory. Lot's of unique plants. The $14 entrance... More

What a delightful place. A real gem for the US. There are over 3000 sculptures from American artists from all periods in time. We only had a few hours as we were passing by. I wish we had planned for many days to see the gardens. Having seen so many such gardens in Europe, it made me proud to see... More

This attraction is far more than just 'gardens' it is also a sculpture museum with dozens of sculptures in both indoor and outdoor settings. In the small sculpture garden there are also poems inscribed on tablets. Fountains and reflecting pools add to the visual interest. Note: this is not a botanical garden, like Longwood Garden in Pennsylvania with identifying tags... More

returning to this lovely place every year. Just a little south of Myrtle Beach and well worth the drive. If you are camped at Huntington Beach State Park, I would buy a multiple day ticket, walk around the spetacular sculpture gardens, before it gets too hot, and then enjoy lunch see some of the indoor displays or head to the... More

On a sunny day (and most are in Spring) this place is a rare delight for everyone. Formal gardens laid out with a cottage feel for flora lovers and the most impressive sculptures await every turn in the paths. A beautiful oasis of calm. Plus the swamp cruise to delight the fauna lovers! The only problem is seeing it all... More