16,000 acre privately owned research reserve offering frequent introductory tours, special programs & school field studies. 843-546-4623
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Jan 22, 2025
We did the 3-hour tour, and Liz, our guide was fabulous! We learned history and ecology. The weather was cold and rainy, but we all had a good time. There were 8 of us in the group. We even got t…Full review by Magma5
Oct 30, 2024
This property is truly a hidden gem. It’s rich with US history, including FDR and Churchill visits. The owner founded Baruch College in NY, and his daughter preserved the site for research and educat…Full review by Quest29568290526
Oct 14, 2024
This was an unexpected treat tour of the history. We were a little off season, but even with the fewer number of people on the tour, it was a great time and so much to learn. The tour lasted two ho…Full review by Cherokee6Pilot
How long is the tour and what are the hours on Monday, March 27th, 2017?
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There are no standard tours scheduled on Mondays, Tours are conducted on Tuesday through Saturday. That means the 27th is out. However the Visitor Center is open and there is a …
There are no standard tours scheduled on Mondays, Tours are conducted on Tuesday through Saturday. That means the 27th is out. However the Visitor Center is open and there is a lot of information available, If you can make it on another day the Hobcaw Barony web under the Visit Menu Item, lists all of the tours and times from Tuesday through Friday.
Can you just stop by the discovery center anytime or do you have to make a reservation? And can you see the plantation house without taking a tour?
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The visitor center is open to drop ins, but all tours need to be reserved. It's not a plantation house, it's the home built in early 1900s by Banard Baruch to use to entertain his friends, …
The visitor center is open to drop ins, but all tours need to be reserved. It's not a plantation house, it's the home built in early 1900s by Banard Baruch to use to entertain his friends, including Winston Churchill and FDR. Or his daughters house built in late '30/. Also check Nothing Inlet-Winyah Bay reserve for short, unstrenuous walks into the area.
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Is Hobcaw Barony Discovery Center or tour bus wheelchair accessible?
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A handicapped entrance is located on the side toward the rear of the Discovery Center. Tours are not totally accessible by a wheelchair. A person must be able to...
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