Camden

Midlands

Tall cypress trees that enchant the eye. A Civil War-era mill pond that abounds with wildlife. And a nature trail waiting to be explored. N.R. Goodale State Park near Camden is home to these attractions and hidden surprises, such as a... Read More

Bethune

Midlands

This unnamed cemetery contains many unique headstones (including one in the shape of a lamb), some made of porcelain and a few made of cinder blocks and bricks. Domed headstones date back to 1848. Some of these feature a picture of the deceased; others... Read More

Camden

Midlands

This restored house (c. 1812) was built by Bonds Conway, believed to be the first African-American in Camden to purchase his freedom and that of his family. An accomplished architect and father of 11 children, he died at the age of 80 in 1843. The... Read More

Camden

Midlands

Designed by Robert Mills in 1826, this historic courthouse is home to the Camden / Kershaw County Welcome Center. The Center is located on the ground floor and can provide visitor's with all the information they need to enjoy our beautiful area. The... Read More

Camden

Midlands

Sensational in any Season! TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award Winner! Bloomsbury is ranked as one of the top inns/bed and breakfasts of an estimated 17,000 in the United States. Built in 1854 by James Chesnut, Sr. & Mary Cox Chesnut, located in the... Read More

Camden

Midlands

Come for a unique and relaxing tour of historic Camden. A team of magnificent horses will take you along streets shaded by beautiful, old oak trees. Your guide will share the history and local lore of historic homes, including the impressive Bloomsbury... Read More