We stopped at Hunting Island to go shelling, as I had read online that the shelling is supposed to be great there. We found some shells, nothing too crazy, but the island itself is so quaint and naturally beautiful. We got caught in a rainstorm there which added to the excitement, and were the only people to stick around through... More

We love to go camping at Hunting Island, our favorite spot is the primitive spots. Its close to the beach, hiking trails, and the light house

This beach was beautiful! No crowds and a really cool lighthouse to climb. A true treasure of South Carolina.

this is a gem of a place. A beautiful beach, clean restrooms, a cool lighthouse to explore and great walking tours, but after march bring the bug spray as the mosquito's on the trails can be brutal

If you want a more woodsy, outdoors, and good fishing vacation, go here! Awesome place. Love love love it and go back every year several times. Do your shopping on your way in though!

We stayed at the campground for two nights in May 2013, and enjoyed taking advantage of everything this park has to offer. The lighthouse area includes some of the original outbuildings, with interpretive signs. You can climb up to the top for $2. There's also parking here for beach access, which seemed pretty popular. (We didn't see the beach here... More

We visited in April and thought the park was beautiful. We climbed the lighthouse and had really great views from the top-- worth the few dollars to climb! The beach was pretty as well, although it wasn't warm enough for us yet, there were tons of people out enjoying a beach day (it was in high 60s when we went).... More

Beautiful river/marsh views in a perfectly preserved, all natural setting. Clean and just ideal for a picnic or wonderful day hike.

If you are visiting, this is a must see. Go during the week. The weekends that are sunny are filled with locals. Spectacular park.