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Things To Do

We're excited to celebrate our special day with you in Walterboro, South Carolina! To help you make the most of your visit, we've put together a few local recommendations. For great food, check out Main Street Grill, or stop by Barrel House for a laid-back, no-frills experience. Fat Jack’s is perfect if you're in the mood for BBQ, and Carmine’s on Washington Street offers a cozy spot for a delicious meal. Enjoy your time in town—we can’t wait to celebrate with you!

Walterboro Wildlife Sanctuary

Walterboro, SC 29488

Comprised of over 800 acres of braided creek and hardwood flats. The sanctuary offers boardwalks, bridges, bike and walking trails for viewing natural lowcountry wildlife and beauty. Spanish moss drips from Cypress trees and wildflowers abound as you pass a beaver pond, duck pond, butterfly garden.

The Colleton Museum & Farmers Market

506 East Washington Street, Walterboro, SC 29488

The Colleton Museum & Farmers Market has a range of facilities under one roof. We have exhibits reflecting our local history & culture, including The Civil & Revolutionary Wars, The ACE Basin, Plantation Life, Colleton Life, and Varn's General Store. In our Marketplace Cafe and gift shop, we have local produce, crafts, and home goods available for purchase.

South Carolina Artisans Center

318 Wichman Street, Walterboro, SC 29488

South Carolina Artisans Center is the premier travel destination in the Lowcountry for handcrafted art. Designated by our legislature as the “Official South Carolina Folk Art and Craft Center,” the retail center features the artwork of more than 200 of South Carolina’s finest, juried artists.

Historic Downton Walterboro

E Washington Street, Walterboro, SC 29488

Downtown Walterboro - Historic Downtown is bustling with antique shops, boutiques, restaurants & more. Take a stroll down the street and don't forget to check out the waterfall while you're there.

Edisto Treehouses

1 Livery Ln, Saint George, SC 29477

Your private getaway on the edge of the Edisto, accessible only by canoe, the three rustic and secluded treehouses are situated out of sight of each other around the edges of a quiet river peninsula, bordered by a creek at the neck creating almost an island. They are comfortable camping… off the grid… no electricity… no running water (except of course the river).