Boone Hall Plantation

Lots of history and things to see. Allow for plenty of time for the carriage ride. The first two filled up quite quickly and had to wait for a third, but it was definitly worth the wait.

Arrive early to get nice pics without so many tourists on them. Tours start at 09:30am. Visit the 'Gullah Theather' to hear Veronica, one of the greatest storytellers I've ever seen!

America's most photographed plantation and is also the oldest working farm . Enjoy the row of live oak trees as well as history that surrounds the plantation. Must see: Gullah Presentation and Gardens

Went when it was a bit dreary/rainy but just means no crowds and can get some great photos without ppl in your shot. Tour is short , only show a few rooms on 1st fl, can wander grounds after

This was undoubtedly one of our favorite stops. The Gullah presetation is a must see. Set aside the whole day because you'll need it to experience everything they have to offer here.

Gorgeous property, and we enjoyed the Gullah culture lesson, but we could not wrap our heads around why it was $26 per person! The house tour did not show much. Good for history lovers.

Boone Hall is known for its Avenue of the Oaks and as a filming location in countless movies . It holds some of the city 's best festivals and events . Read more

Beautiful place. They have a lot of great information on slavery with original homes. Awesome Gullah presentation . Be sure to check the forecast, they won't do carriage rides on rainy days.

Beautiful Plantation !! The house tour was not that much to speak of but the grounds were beautiful and very educational .

Lots of history and this house was used as the home for the movie the notebook and many other great films

Definitely a must see if your in Charleston!! The grounds are beautiful!! Make sure you do the tours of the house and grounds.

Beautiful plantation lots of history here! It is my favorite in the Charleston area.

If your a history buff, you'll enjoy this place. The Avenue of Oak was the best part of the place. You are not allow to take pictures or video of the inside Main House. Some of the tour lectures are r

It's ALL good and quite educational ! By all means, take the tram . The docents are excellent!

The Pecan groves are breathtaking with all the Spanish Moss. The Gardens are worth seeing.

he Avenue of Oak was the best part of the place. You are not allow to take pictures or video of the inside Main House. Make about 2hrs available for this place. The tour lectures are redundant Read more

Nice people. House was not a mansion or part of plantation. Was built in 1930’s and house tour is only 1st floor.

This place is where a part of the notebook took place. It was so well kept by each owner. The pathway is aligned with trees . The tour was good but not worth 24$. But your paying for the pics

If you want to learn about how local South Carolina food is produced, take the Plantation Coach Tour . If Trevor is around, get on his tour .

Loved in Spring! Slave homes are emotionally challenging if U have a heart. Must attend any events hosted by BHP, I.e. Taste of Charleston 2009, 2011

After taking a stroll along the winding river , forget local farmers ' markets and head to the fields to enjoy picking your own strawberries , pumpkins or tomatoes .

The tram tour is the best way to see the plantation. Ask for the buy get one half off at the Boone hall farms cafe

Make sure you go in the morning, before it gets hot or the school busses come for field trips.

Skip the house tour . The house was completely rebuilt in the 1930s. Nothing historical or noteworthy about it. Our house is older. Maybe we should give tours !

This place is absolutely beautiful!!! A must see in charleston!!!

Beautiful place! Visited for a wedding and everything was top notch!

Great tours . See the Gullah presentation and take the tram tour .

The Gullah presentation was great. Don't miss it

Beautiful! Avenue of oaks , history of the owners of this land is fascinating

Be sure to take the both the house and bus your

House was built in 1930's, so skip it and go straight to the former slave cabins to learn real history. Check out the Gullah presentation/storytelling.

North and South, Queen, and The Notebook were all filmed here.

Take the coach tour to get the lay of the land. There's a lot

The Gullah culture presentation was great

This is the WORST managed historical site in the South. From the entry, to the welcome center, to the gardens over grown with weeds, it is a shrine to disorder! Go to Middleton Place instead

Excellent hand made ice cream

This is Orry Main's plantation in the North&South miniseries.

Great history to see. BRING BUG SPRAY!

Great scenery and home to many fun festivals

Gullah presentation , beautiful Spanish moss

Get there early & bring bug spray!

Beautiful old plantation, definitely worth a visit if you are in the Charleston, SC area Read more

Boone Hall Plantation opened their 2011 corn maze to the public this morning. The maze is in the shape of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.

Absolutely gorgeous grounds

Cotton Dock Caterers are the best! Great prices and friendly , fast service .

Cotton dock is an awesome place to have a party

Great tour

Walk down the history.

The Huallaga show

Beautiful. A must see