Magnolia Plantation and Gardens
Magnolia Plantation and Gardens near Charleston is one of the oldest public gardens in America. It has flowering paths, mossy oak trees, and a peaceful swamp full of birds and turtles.
It is famous for its romantic white bridges, blooming azaleas, and camellias that draw visitors from around the world. Families enjoy the nature train, the petting zoo, and the wildlife-filled swamp walk.
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Flowers
In spring thousands of azaleas and camellias bloom in bright pink, red, and white.
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Swamp Walk
A wooden walkway crosses a swamp where you can spot turtles, herons, and sometimes alligators.
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Nature Train
A little train carries families past ponds and old oaks while a guide points out the animals.