Sullivans Island Travel Guide

 grandmaR Says:  We finally visited this fort in 2004 (photo 4). Up to then I'd only seen it from the water. The National Park Service website says that you can tour the fort using the self-guided brochure. And you can.There is a little museum across the road from the actual fort, and you... 

 doug48 Says:  osceola was the chief of the seminole indians during the second seminole war. after the first seminole war the seminoles were pushed into the everglades at the southern tip of florida. for a number of years the seminoles raided white settlements in southern and central... 

 grandmaR Says:  This place was across the street from Station 22 and looked interesting, but did not look like a place for dinner.Later, when we went to Fort Moultrie, we went here for lunch. The Charleston Post and Courier dining guide (URL below) says:"Handñcut fries, gourmet burgers,... 

 billyg93 Says:  My wife and I and our four kids (ages 13, 12, 9 and 5) were on the next island over in Isle of Palms and a couple of people mentioned Poe's to us for great burgers so we had to give it a try. It was a Saturday and the place was packed but we were able to find a large table... 

 papasam Says:  We have been vacationing on Sullivans Island for over 15 years, and have been eating at Sullivan's Restaurant everytime we are here. Our family found great seafood, steaks, and pasta dishes as well as a children's menu. The prices are very resonable and the atomosphere is... 

 doug48 Says:  poe's tavern is a american style pub offering mexican dishes as well as burgers and sandwiches. excellent beer selection. the tavern is named after the famous writter edgar allen poe who was stationed at ft. moultrie in 1827. 

 doug48 Says:  station 22 is personally my favorite restaurant on middle street. good seafood and american fare. station 22 also has an interesting tropical motif. 

 tpangelinan Says:  I love taking photos of just about any thing, so make sure your ready with the camera and plenty of batteries, you never know what be be next to you to make you go "If I only had my camera that would have been a great shot!" So don't leave home with out it. 

 grandmaR Says:  I wanted to see the lighthouse up close, but I discovered that on the road next to it was TOO close. So I walked out along the trail at the end of the road toward the beach. I saw several folks taking their dogs for a walk and there are apparently dog litter bags for their... 

 tpangelinan Says:  Don't you just love a good lighthouse hunt because I do! Now you've seen the new so take a run over to the Old Charleston Lighthouse. If you look really close to the photo you can see just below the arrow is the lighthouse on Sullivan's Island. From Sullivan's Island to... 

 tpangelinan Says:  This is what a beach access point may look like, they have a plank walk for you get get up and to the other side of the dune and it's a sand path. Check down the ends of the streets, there are a few parking spots, but pretty limited.