Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Bureau
Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Bureau
Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Bureau
Berkeley County, South Carolina is one of the fastest growing areas in Southeast. Berkeley is a dynamic and progressive county with an extraordinary quality of life enjoyed by visitors and residents alike. World-renowned natural beauty, historical landmarks, lakes and rivers and recreation make Berkeley County a much desired destination for families, groups, reunions, corporate outings and more. Visitors especially enjoy the year-round gorgeous weather. They can also enjoy the attractions, events, water sports and local culture of this emerging area all 12 months of the year. We’re located minutes from historic downtown Charleston and an hour and half from Myrtle Beach! We invite you to Discover Berkeley County.
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These three-time Kelly Cup champions are members of the East Coast Hockey League. Team season runs October - April. Visit website for detailed schedule information.
Tours cover six miles of the Historic District, including the Battery, the City Market and Rainbow Row. Two-hour tours include a historic house museum. Minibus tours and walking tour book available.
The marathon and half-marathon start near the South Carolina Aquarium in downtown Charleston and finishes at Noisette Boulevard on The Navy Yard with music and a Lowcountry favorite, shrimp & grits. Free Parking is available at the start in the...
Seabiscuit Café is the perfect spot for breakfast and lunch on Isle of Palms, SC for locals and visitors alike. Locally owned and operated, Seabiscuit Café serves up homemade meals that are the perfect complement to a day on the beach.
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