McClellanville Travel Guide

 grandmaR Says:  "Exhibits at The Village Inn Museum demonstrate a time line of history beginning with villages of the Seewee Indians and the settlement at Jamestown by the Huguenots, through the rice planting on the great Santee Plantations and the establishment of the village of... 

 grandmaR Says:  The docent at the museum recommended this place for lunch. I had clam chowder, forgetting that it would be the Carolina kind with a clear broth (which do I like, but not as much as New England), and an open face English muffin with crab meat, tomato and cheese on it.Bob had... 

 grandmaR Says:  I am told that McClellanville has a wholesale place in town where one can buy seafood cheaply. 

 grandmaR Says:  We see this campground each time we go to Charleston on the ICWSituated on the site of the old Buck Hall Plantation just 6 miles southeast of McClellanville, this premier recreation area is located on the Intracoastal Waterway. It provides the best access to Cape Romain... 

 grandmaR Says:  In the past, LELAND MARINE SERVICE did NOT monitor any radio AFAIK, and would only respond to the phone. They also would not take any reservations. We got there about 5 p.m. (much later than we like), and when we got there there were 2 or 3 sailboats rafted with shrimp... 

 grandmaR Says:  The reason that there are no other stopping places between Georgetown and Charleston iis that McClellanville is in the middle of the 350,000 acre Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge, the Francis Marion National Forest, and the Santee Coastal Reserve. The community was originally...