Hunting Island State Park. Visit South Carolina’s most popular state park, filled with a vast array of land and marine wildlife. The park boasts 5,000 acres of marsh and maritime forest, including five miles of beach, a saltwater lagoon, and ocean inlet. Guests can see the historic Hunting Island lighthouse, originally built in 1859 and rebuilt in 1875 after it was destroyed during the Civil War.

The Rhett House Inn offers guests beach towels, beach chairs, and one state park pass for a trip to one of South Carolina’s most impressive beaches.