Edisto Beach State Park Cabin Pictures
What To Expect When Turning Up At Cabins In The Edisto Beach State Park.
Edisto Beach State Park is a stunning part of the South Carolina coast. It lies down in the south of the state, 50 miles beyond Charleston and at the southern end of Edisto Island. The oceanfront campground is lined with stunning palmettos, it is well known for its shelling and cabins, and there are plenty of Edisto Beach State Park cabin pictures to check out.
The park covers around 1,250 acres and was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps way back in the 1930s. It lies just north of family-friendly Edisto Beach itself and has some lovely walking and available activities, along with a few vacation cabins, a camping area, and a day use area for beach access. The nature trail here is four miles long and boasts access to handicapped visitors. It is in fact South Carolina’s longest handicapped-friendly hiking trail.
Other distinct features of Edisto Beach State Park are the 4,000-year-old shell heap mound just off of part of the trail, the parks super-tall palmetto trees, Edisto Beach State Park cabin pictures, and the environmental education center. This center features an array of ‘green’ exhibits that highlight the natural history of the island, as well as the ACE Basin at large. It is one of the largest preserved estuary in the US.
Edisto Beach State Park cabins
Although South Carolina’s state parks at large feature around 230 cabins, lodges, and villas, there are just the seven cabins in Edisto Beach State Park. This gives it a more secluded feel and they are beautifully nestled in the woods overlooking a vast expanse of marshland. Each cabin is fully furnished, air-conditioned, and heated, and also comes with a bath and bed linen. You can cook at the cabins and they also come with a television, seating, and a screened-in porch.
The Edisto Beach State Park cabin pictures are located at Scott Creek and a salt marsh, just over a mile from the seashore where guests can go crabbing and fishing at the park’s dock. There are five, one-bedroom cabins and two, three-bedroom cabins in the park. The one-bedroom cabins sleep four people and have a queen bed and a wall bed; while the three-bedroom cabins can sleep six and have a queen bed in each bedroom. You can reserve by calling the park or by booking online, yet those who book within three days of stay need to book direct with the park. Discounts can be had out of season and pets are not permitted in the cabins.
For those that don’t manage to secure a cabin in Edisto Beach State Park there are also campgrounds here, which also have nice settings amid the deep maritime forest and near the ocean. There is running water at the campsites, along with electrical hookups and access to the picnicking, hiking, fishing, and boating. Edisto Beach State Park is quite straightforward to get to, being one an hour south of Charleston via the Savannah and Edisto highways. Check online for Edisto Beach State Park cabin pictures before you visit.
