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Mullet Hall Equestrian Center At Johns Island County Park
Phone: (843) 762-9965
City: Johns Island
Region: Coastal & Islands
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Mullet Hall Equestrian Center At Johns Island County Park
This 738-acre facility is the host site for competitive horse shows, festivals, events and exhibits, featuring four show rings and two 98-stall barns. Also a great spot for trail riding, the site boasts some 20 miles of trails winding through Southern pines and moss-draped oaks, open meadows and farm fields.
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