We recently stopped here en-route to Charleston, intending to have lunch at the restaurant that had... read more
We wanted to leave downtown Charleston for one day of our stay to visit one of the beautiful... read more
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We recently stopped here en-route to Charleston, intending to have lunch at the restaurant that had been recommended - reviewed elsewhere, but in summary, ok if you already planned to visit the gardens. We were initially surprised to find that we had to pay separately...More
We wanted to leave downtown Charleston for one day of our stay to visit one of the beautiful plantation properties and settled on Middleton Place. We arrived around 9:30 and strolled around a bit before joining the 10:00 garden tour. Our guide was pleasant and...More
I loved this place! The grounds were fantastic, the house was interesting & one of my favorite things.... it’s still a working plantation (farm/sheep sheering, etc). Watch out for those alligators!
Definitely my favorite plantation. I just love the stableyard and animals. Brand new piglets just born and young adorable water buffalo! We visited with both the blacksmith and the cooper who were so interesting. Walking the gardens we saw at least 7 alligators swimming and...More
We recently spent three days in Charleston, and our visit to Middleton Place was the highlight of our visit. We highly recommend two free tours: a general introduction to the gardens, and an informative talk/tour about slavery at the time We spent several hours roaming...More
We chose to stay at Middleton Inn rather than in Charleston. About a 30 minute drive to downtown. We arrived at the Inn Friday afternoon....wish we had arrived sooner to enjoy the demonstrations and tours of the Plantation that came with our Inn Reservations. We...More
Stayed onsite for 2.5 days, very beautiful and a lot of things to do. This being our first time their, everything is poorly marked. No building numbers/names or signs, not even the name of road! Everything is located down a dirt road, that can't be...More
A stunning location, trees older than a millennium, history (fairly up-to date and accurate). Yes, it is a touch pricey so make a day of it; you will be pleased you did.
Everything that has been said is right. We used this as a stopping point for our marsh Kayaking. The only negative is that Drayton Hall gave you more a feel of history and this place is just beautiful built at an ugly part of history.
What a wonderful place to visit. We just missed the gardens in bloom by a few days but we had a phenomenal time wondering the gardens, looking for alligators sunning themselves by the ponds, and learning more about history. We easily spent 3 hours without...More
