SC Lowcountry Tourism Commission

SC Lowcountry Tourism Commission Welcome to our beautiful Lowcountry! Visit us in person at the Frampton House Visitors Center just off I-95's exit 33.
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We are open seven days a week from 8:30 to 5:00 except for holidays. You can also visit us 24/7 at https://southcarolinalowcountry.com/ We are a Visitors' Center and Gift Shop in the beautiful Frampton Plantation House. We have tons of information about things to do and see, accommodations, restaurants, shopping, golf, nature, tours, events and festivals in the Lowcountry. Come by and see our Civil War earthworks in the back yard!!!

Don't let the size fool you.The Historic Port Royal Foundation and Museum may be a quaint little museum, but once you st...
08/18/2026

Don't let the size fool you.

The Historic Port Royal Foundation and Museum may be a quaint little museum, but once you step inside, you'll find a whole lot of Port Royal waiting to be discovered.

The exhibits cover everything from the history of seafood harvesting in the surrounding creeks and rivers to fossils and artifacts found in and around the area. Megalodon teeth. Projectile points. Even fossilized whale ear drums.

It's a small place with a lot to discover. Sometimes you just need a little time to look around.

The lights go down, the screen comes to life, and suddenly your weekend has a little more character.The Palmetto Theater...
08/14/2026

The lights go down, the screen comes to life, and suddenly your weekend has a little more character.

The Palmetto Theater brings a bit of Art Deco style to the SC Lowcountry, with live entertainment and current movies all under one roof. It's the kind of place where one generation can remember going to the movies, another can discover a live show, and everyone can settle in for a good time together.

Sometimes a weekend outing doesn't need to be complicated. Just find a good show, grab a seat, and see where the evening takes you.

08/12/2026

The river has a way of changing the pace of the day.

At Colleton State Park, you can wake up beside the Edisto River, then trade dry land for a canoe or kayak and spend the day following the current. Paddle through the quiet, watch for wildlife along the way, and see what you find around the next bend.

Stay a while. Get on the water. Let the Edisto River decide where the day goes.

There’s something wonderfully unexpected about finding Lowcountry history inside an old Sinclair filling station.That’s ...
08/11/2026

There’s something wonderfully unexpected about finding Lowcountry history inside an old Sinclair filling station.

That’s where you’ll find the Morris Center for Lowcountry Heritage, a history and cultural center where the story stretches from the Native Americans who called this land home to the people and places shaping the Lowcountry today.

Come wander through, see what’s inside, and discover how much history can live in an old filling station.

08/07/2026

We never get tired of this sound.

Every visit to the Coastal Discovery Museum unfolds a little differently, giving kids, parents, and grandparents their o...
08/05/2026

Every visit to the Coastal Discovery Museum unfolds a little differently, giving kids, parents, and grandparents their own discoveries while sharing the same experience together.

Located on Hilton Head Island, the museum offers a chance to connect with the Lowcountry’s natural surroundings, history, and culture in a way that brings generations together. Some may come to learn something new, while others simply enjoy taking in the beauty and stories found throughout the grounds.

The best family outings aren't about checking something off a list. They're about finding a place where curiosity has room to grow, and leaving with a few new stories to tell.

Some places make you stop the moment they come into view.The stone wall. The centuries-old gravestones. Then your eyes l...
08/04/2026

Some places make you stop the moment they come into view.

The stone wall. The centuries-old gravestones. Then your eyes lift to the steeple of St. Helena's Anglican Church, and suddenly you're standing before a place that has been part of the Lowcountry story since 1712.

It's easy to admire the architecture, but it's the feeling that stays with you. Generations have walked through these gates, gathered here in times of celebration and hardship, and watched history unfold beyond these walls. Standing here, you can't help but wonder about all the stories this church has quietly witnessed.

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1 Low Country Lane
Yemassee, SC
29945

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