Historic estate offering guided house tours, Gullah cultural presentations, and expansive gardens framed by a famous avenue of oaks.
General Information
Sunday: 12pm to 5pm
Seniors, Military, AAA: $27
Children (6–12): $12
Children under 5: Free
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
The Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens is one of America’s oldest working plantations, continuously producing crops for over 300 years. Located in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, the estate is famed for its breathtaking Avenue of Oaks, a mile-long path lined with centuries-old live oaks. Visitors can explore the beautifully preserved grounds, including the Colonial Revival-style mansion, nine original slave cabins, and vibrant gardens. The plantation offers a variety of educational experiences, including tractor tours, stable visits, and live Gullah culture presentations that honor the African American heritage of the region.
Boone Hall is not only a historical site but also a cultural landmark, having served as a filming location for movies like *The Notebook* and *North and South*. The plantation’s commitment to storytelling is evident in its exhibits on Black history, agriculture, and Southern life. With its blend of natural beauty and historical depth, Boone Hall offers a meaningful and immersive experience for visitors of all ages.
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