Things to Do in Moncks Corner, SC
Being the closest town to our site, Moncks Corner, SC offers enticing attractions coupled with small town charm. Visiting this town can especially be a good idea for those who want a night out but don’t want to deal with the hustle and bustle of Charleston.
Here are a few ideas of what to do when visiting Moncks Corner.
Cypress Gardens
- Address: 3030 Cypress Gardens Road, Moncks Corner
- Hours: Daily 9 am - 5 pm Last admission at 4 pm
If you are looking for a place to meander through nature on a serene walk while admiring picturesque views of nature, then you would do well to visit Cypress Gardens.
Featuring roughly 4 miles of walking paths and trails, Cypress Gardens allows visitors to view South Carolina’s lowlands in all of its beauty, from delicate wildflowers and ancient cypress trees, to a wide variety of wildlife coexisting in their natural habitat. The grounds are iconic and have been shown in various movies, such as
The Notebook and
The Patriot.
Cypress Gardens has indoor exhibits as well, such as the Butterfly House and the Swamparium, allowing you to view and learn more about the native wildlife.
swamp fox lanes
- Address: 312 Rembert C. Dennis Blvd, Moncks Corner, SC
- Hours: Mon - Thurs 11am - 10pm, Fri 11am - 1am, Sat 9am - 1am, Sun 12:30pm - 9pm
The premier location for indoor family fun entertainment, Swamp Fox Lanes has a lot to offer.
Bowling is by far the biggest attraction here, seeing as it’s partially where the location got its name. They have plenty of deals that make bowling very easy on the wallet, as well as special events.
You can also get a bite to eat during your visit by stopping by the inhouse kitchen Dreamers. Serving American staples such as wings, burgers, and pizza, the restaurant regularly hosts a comedy night where top-notch comedians come to perform.
Old Santee Canal Park
- Address: 900 Stony Landing Rd, Moncks Corner, SC
- Hours: Daily 9 am - 5 pm
Old Santee Canal Park commemorates the building of America’s first true canal while also providing more opportunities for outdoors enthusiasts to connect with nature. With over 4 miles of boardwalk and a three-mile paddling trail, this park is a favorite destination for bird-watchers and those who love getting up close to wildlife from a canoe.
The centerpiece of Old Santee Canal Park is the Interpretive Center, an 11,000 sq. ft facility that showcases the historical and natural significance of the local area. The center has two theaters that show educational films about the area and also includes exhibits of different species of fish and reptiles found throughout South Carolina.
BERKELEY COUNTY MUSEUM
- Address: 950 Stony Landing Rd, Moncks Corner, SC
- Hours: Mon - Sat 9 am - 4 pm, Sun 1 - 4 pm
Located within Old Santee Canal Park, Berkeley County Museum is situated in a building reminiscent of an old plantation home. Inside you’ll find exhibits showcasing the history of Berkeley county over the last 12,000 years.
At the museum, you’ll also learn about:
- African American history
- Native American settlements
- The Swamp Fox and his relevance in the Revolutionary War
- Development of Lakes Marion and Moultrie
- And more!
Berkeley County Museum has also held several temporary exhibits, including the Expressions of Art in Berkeley County, showcasing the works of local artists.
While the museum doesn’t have an admission fee, you will have to pay a fee to enter the Old Santee Canal Park.
1370 Blacks Camp Rd, Cross, South Carolina, 29436, United States