The new Black River state park stretches 70 miles from Georgetown County into Williamsburg County. John Moon, park manager, said it includes about 1,800 acres and will feature campsites for kayakers.

State parks in northeastern South Carolina are running back a similar parking program to what they had last summer, but with a slight twist. According to a release from the SC Department of Parks ...

Neighbors have concerns about traffic on residential streets heading out to South Carolina’s newest state park at Pine Island. A proviso in the state budget would limit visitors’ access.

The SC parks department also offers a Park Passport for $99 a year, which offers unlimited free entry to all South Carolina state parks and free entry for up to four visitors to Atalaya Castle.

The SC parks department also offers a Park Passport for $99 a year, which offers unlimited free entry to all South Carolina state parks and free entry for up to four visitors to Atalaya Castle.