We’ve covered lots of different things to do and see in Charleston and you can find them all here in this Guide to Charleston. Everything from an itinerary for a long weekend without kids, to a list of things to do that, won’t break the bank. We’ve even included somethings we plan to cover in the coming months.
The SC7 Expedition is once again exploring the state from the mountains to the sea this July! The name South Carolina 7 represents seven natural wonders in our state, including National Geographic-recognized ecological areas and historical sites such as the Jocassee Gorges, Sassafras Mountain, and the Chattooga River.
Welcome to Splash Island!
Tucked inside Palmetto Islands County Park in Mt. Pleasant, SC, Splash Island is a colorful water playground perfect for little toddler adventurers and elementary-aged kids alike.
Ready to celebrate Independence Day with your family in the Lowcountry? Whether you’re hoping to watch fireworks over the harbor, picnic under the stars, or spend the day at a waterfront festival, we’ve got your go-to list right here.
Party at the Point is Charleston’s longest-running beachfront concert series, now in its 26th season. Every Friday from April 17 to July 17, 2026 at Charleston Harbor Resort in Mount Pleasant. 5 adults, kids 12 and under free.
There is an island outside of Charleston, SC that is home to Boneyard Beach, an otherworldly driftwood forest right on the ocean. Kristina and her kids explored the island with Coastal Expeditions, who provided us media tickets. Here’s why it should be on your bucket list.
If you’re looking for ways to keep the kids entertained and cool, we have you covered. This ultimate Charleston Summer Bucket List is packed with local favorites, hidden gems, and classic traditions that children of all ages will enjoy. Bookmark this guide, pack your sunscreen, and get ready to check off these 15 must-do adventures.
Looking for a fun way to beat the blistering South Carolina heat this summer without breaking the bank? Charleston-area movie theaters and local communities are stepping up with incredible budget-friendly summer movie programs. From $1.00 indoor matinees with discounted snack packs to completely free movies under the stars, your family can enjoy an affordable summer of cinematic adventures.
If you have kids and love Charleston, SC, then the suspension bridge playground at Mt. Pleasant Waterfront Park is worth a visit! This park features a unique suspension bridge-themed playground under the Arthur Ravenel Bridge. Not only is it a free activity in a city that can be quite expensive, but you can also walk along the pier and search for dolphins with your kids!
Welcome to McClellanville, South Carolina, a charming little fishing village that feels like stepping into a storybook.
Old live oaks draped in Spanish moss, colorful shrimp boats bobbing the creek, and friendly locals—all create a place where young explorers can discover magic around every corner.