Historic estate offering guided house tours, Gullah cultural presentations, and expansive gardens framed by a famous avenue of oaks.
General Information
Hours:
Monday to Saturday: 9am to 5pm
Sunday: 12pm to 5pm
Sunday: 12pm to 5pm
Fees:
Adults: $30
Seniors, Military, AAA: $27
Children (6–12): $12
Children under 5: Free
Seniors, Military, AAA: $27
Children (6–12): $12
Children under 5: Free
Pet Policy:
Leashed pets allowed on grounds and gardens; not permitted in the main house or slave dwellings
Seasons:
Open year-round; best in spring and fall for garden blooms and comfortable weather
Location:
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How to Get There
From Charleston, SC (10 mi): Take US-17 N toward Mount Pleasant, then turn right onto Long Point Rd and follow signs to the entrance.
Overview
Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens in Mount Pleasant is one of America's oldest working plantations, producing crops for over 300 years. It is famed for its mile-long Avenue of Oaks lined with centuries-old live oaks, and it has appeared in films including The Notebook and North and South.
What to See
- Colonial Revival mansion and vibrant gardens
- Nine original slave cabins with exhibits on Black history, agriculture, and Southern life
- Live Gullah culture presentations honoring the region's African American heritage
- Tractor tours and stable visits
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