gonna be in Charleston mid-February

The Southeasstern Wildlife Exposition will be going on Feb. 14-16th if that is the weekend you will be there. Lots of exhibits, arts, crafts (as in custom knives, furniture etc), dock dogs, etc. Google SEWE. Prices for tickets very reasonable.

Oh, my- If you are into WW2 history, The Mighty Eighth Army Air Force Museum in Pooler, just off I-95 just outside Savannah (you can see it from Interstate)- great place with restaurant inside-( my dad was in 8th during WW2.) Has inside and outside exhibits, etc.

Don't miss the SC State Aquarium and the H. L. Hunley Museum. Fascinating.

Fort Sumter & Patriots Park.

Also the open-air market in downtown Charleston.

Stay at James Island County Park.

There is so much to see:
Yorktown
Hunley submarine exhibit ( only open on the weekends)
Angel Oak Tree
Charles Towne Landing
Old Slave Mart Museum
Ft Sumner
Battery Park
Magnolia Cemetery
....and on and on and on

For food,
Nick's Pink Pig
Folly Beach Crab Shack

dicknellen wrote:
Reason I asked what state we are visiting Charleston Oregon next month. Neat little seaside city near Coos Bay. Dick

If you don't have a place to stay yet we highly recommend Oceanside RV Park.

Charleston - Coos Bay, OR.

Enjoy....

Reason I asked what state we are visiting Charleston Oregon next month. Neat little seaside city near Coos Bay. Dick

Go on a walking tour of the downtown area. Very walkable city. Really neat to see all of the old houses and their courtyards. Be sure and walk to The Battery area. The plantations are nice. We went to Middleton and Magnolia Plantation. Both were nice, but Magnolia also has a nature (swamp) walk with lots of birds and wildlife.

History, nature/birds, micro breweries and good food.

History: everywhere
nature/birds: all over; favorite spot for birding is the end of Pitt St in the suburb of Mount Pleasant, the remnants of an old bridge that went to Sullivans Island juts out into the sound and is a great place for water birds.
micro breweries: can't help, but this is a serious drinking city.
good food: you've come to the right place.

We stay at James Island County Park AT LEAST once a year, and have never run out of things to do or see.

Regards,
Doug

They have a market in Charleston that sells all kinds of neat stuff in old brick buildings that are right next to each other.

dicknellen wrote:
Charleston in what state?

SC