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WHY GEORGETOWN COUNTY?

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GEORGETOWN COUNTY

... WHERE "LIFE IS GOOD"

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GEORGETOWN COUNTY TOURISM

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Visit the Official Tourism website for Georgetown County, South Carolina.

For generations families have been vacationing along the Hammock Coast. Plan your family get together now. Besides beautiful beaches and amazing weather- our area offers an unlimited amount of entertainment for the entire family. Schedule a weekend trip or check out some of the amazing midweek specials our area accommodations are offering.

Whatever your pleasure, golf, water sports, nature, antiques, fashion, dining, art galleries, festivals or just trying to get away from your every-day routine, the Hammock Coast has it all.

GEORGETOWN COUNTY COMMUNITIES:
Pawleys Island ~ Murrells Inlet ~ Litchfield Beach
Garden City ~ Georgetown ~ Andrews
Go to www.HammockCoastSC.com

GEORGETOWN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

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The goal of the Georgetown County Chamber of Commerce is to promote business interaction among our members, and provide valuable information and resources to our membership. Along with our business partners and the community we work hard to make Georgetown County a better place to live, work and do business.

Go to www.VisitGeorgetown.com

GEORGETOWN COUNTY GOVERNMENT

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Georgetown County offers the best in lowcountry leisure, business and lifestyle.  Visit our website to learn more about our county government, history, permits/zoning, education resources, parks and recreation, and more.

Go to www.GeorgetownCountySC.org
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The Most Criminally Overlooked City In South Carolina And Why You Need To Visit

South Carolina is a vacationer’s paradise. We really do have it all with gorgeous mountain ranges and stunning coastlines that people (including natives) flock to in droves. But sometimes it seems the big budget cities get all the love, when there are so many smaller cities and towns in the Palmetto State that are perfect spots to visit or take a vacation.

The most overlooked city in South Carolina is nestled between two of the state’s most popular vacation destinations. And while both Charleston and Myrtle Beach offer fantastic options for travelers, any trip to to the Lowcountry of South Carolina that doesn’t include a stop in this charming city seems almost criminal. It has so much to offer in the way of things to do and places to stay and eat, plus it has a history almost as long as Charleston. Take a look:

Georgetown is South Carolina's third oldest city.
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Established in 1729, this historic city is as charming as Charleston and Beaufort, the two settlements established before this one.
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Georgetown is both picturesque and charming.
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The historic downtown is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The streets are dotted with historic buildings, mature trees and an attractive updated inviting streetscape.
Historic Front Street is lined with shops and restaurants and other interesting things.
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Are you into antiques? Georgetown is the perfect spot for antiquing! More in to boats? Then visit the Maritime Museum (shown above) to get a feel for the history of boating/fishing in this old city. Georgetown is one of the oldest fishing villages that remain relatively untouched in the Palmetto State. More on that here.
The Kaminiski House Museum is also on Front Street.
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It's located on a bluff overlooking the Sampit River, yet right in town.
Hungry?
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There are so many fabulous restaurants in Georgetown you may have trouble deciding which one! From fine dining to casual riverside eateries, Georgetown has the spot you're looking for.
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There's much to see and do in Georgetown and its small size means most things are within walking distance.
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The Harborwalk offers a riverside center of commerce featuring restaurants, shops and boat tours. Conveniently, it's located right behind the main street in town (Front Street).
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Take a boat tour out to see the lighthouses of Georgetown.
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This one, called the Georgetown Light, is at the entrance to Winyah Bay and can only be seen by boat.
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Love exploring old plantations of the South?
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Hopsesee Plantation in Georgetown was built in 1735 and was the birthplace of Thomas Lynch, Jr., one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. It's open for tours from the celler to the attic. More info on that here.
Overnight stays in Georgetown are one-of-a-kind.
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Historic Mansfield Plantation, circa 1718, is an historic bed and breakfast in Georgetown.
This unique B&B offers the chance for you to stay in the original kitchen house, or the historic school house.
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There's much to see and do, plus there are several original buildings to explore on this 1000+ acre plantation - right in Georgetown. More information is available in this article we published in 2016.
Historic Georgetown, South Carolina is a picturesque, fun and family-friendly spot in the Carolinas.
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From the famous Harborwalk to the historic churches, plantations and lighthouses in Georgetown, it's easy to see why this overlooked city in South Carolina should be on your bucket list in 2017.

While you’re in Georgetown, South Carolina’s Top Outdoor Attraction is nearby and definitely worthy of a visit!!

 

Robin Jarvis
Robin Jarvis is a staff writer for OnlyInYourState.com. She's traveled to five of the seven continents and currently lives 35-feet in the air in a treehouse in the Southeastern U.S. When she's not writing, she's dreaming of her next trip.
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