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Documented as the second most important Civil War site in the state, this fort was the locale of a fierce engagement known as the Battle of Secessionville in which a Confederate force of 1,250 defeated 3,500 Union troops on June 16, 1862. This is one of the few land battle sites fought in the state. Brochures and self-guided hiking trails can be found at the preserve.

The Harborwalk in Historic Georgetown is a short four-block stroll—that’s packed with places to eat, shop and see—where you will find scenic views of the Sampit River.

The second largest town in Orangeburg County, Bowman is located in the central part of the county, where you can find this nature park. The park provides a nice walking trail, as well as other recreational amenities.

Summers Memorial Park is operated by the City of Orangeburg Parks and Recreation Department and provides a wonderful fitness trail in a scenic setting.

Named because nine bridges across a small creek were needed to gain access to the property, the 560‑acre nature preserve is one of the most biologically significant properties in the southeast. Located where the Southern Blue Ridge Mountains meet the Piedmont, The land encompasses five mountains that harbor more than 134 species of native wildflowers.

Byerly Park is the most heavily-utilized recreation facility in the City of Hartsville. For those who want to get some fresh air and exercise, there is a 1.2 mile lighted walking and jogging path, as well as the Born Learning Trail, a play feature for young children which gives them a chance to have fun while improving language and literacy skills.

The Vista is a pedestrian corridor in Hartsville—built along Railroad Avenue between Coker Avenue and Second Street—featuring a walking trail, pond, fountains and park benches.

The Santee Cooper Wildlife Management Area is located in southeastern Orangeburg County near the town of Eutaw Springs and encompasses approximately 3,000 acres on the south shore of Lake Marion. This is an easy 1.4-mile walk on a broad, level and mowed nature trail.

Conway’s oldest thoroughfare is the deep, rich, black water of the beautiful Waccamaw River. Along the riverfront, you can enjoy taking a stroll on the Riverwalk or visit Riverfront Park at the Conway Marina.

Marrington Plantation on Joint Base Charleston-Weapons Station is known for its abundance of natural beauty, ponds where patrons can enjoy a relaxing day fishing. Marrington Plantation encompasses more than 1,600 acres of pristine woodlands that now serves as one of the premier military recreational facilities in the world for people of all ages to enjoy outdoor recreational activities.