Discover the Edisto River

Known as one of the longest free-flowing blackwater rivers in North America, the Edisto River spans over 11 counties and covers more than 5,000 stream miles. Whether you’re paddling down the river at full speed or floating leisurely in a tube, the Edisto River is as enjoyable as it is expansive.

The Edisto River – one of South Carolina’s natural gems

Experience adventure on the water when you visit South Carolina’s Edisto River

From staying overnight in one of Edisto’s iconic treehouses to spending an afternoon lounging on a tube during the lazy river experience, there are plenty of water activities for every level of adventure.

Take a Scenic Paddle on a Remote Section of the Edisto River

Winding through the forest under a canopy of cypress limbs, paddlers can enjoy scenery and serenity while kayaking the remote North Fork of the Edisto River.

The Treehouses on Edisto

Paddle to one of the Carolina Heritage Outfitters’ three tree houses located along the Edisto River. These uniquely private tree houses can accommodate anywhere from three to eight campers.

Edisto River Treehouse Adventure

Nestled in the trees along the river’s edge, the Edisto River Treehouses provide a paddling and camping experience like no other.

Explore Remote Sections of the Scenic Edisto on a Bamberg County River Trip

With its unique landscape of swamps, forestlands and floodplains, the North and South Forks of the Edisto River are favorite destinations for paddlers looking to explore remote, backcountry waters.

Tubing Trip on the Edisto Offers the Ultimate Lazy River Experience

For an inexpensive adventure that the whole family can enjoy, try tubing the two-mile stretch of the Edisto River from Givhans Ferry State Park to the Edisto River Adventures Outpost in Ridgeland, South Carolina.

Paddle the Edisto River

Relax and let the current pull you along as you paddle the Edisto River from Mas Old Field Landing to Givhans Ferry State Park.

Swim, Paddle and Fish at Givhans Ferry

Serving as a launching site for kayaks, canoes and tubes, Givhans Ferry State Park also features fishing, swimming, cabins and camping for guests to enjoy.

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