Hilton Head has some of the best attractions to explore, and you will love each one of them. However, if you are willing to explore everything under one roof, then visiting the Coastal discovery museum is the perfect option. Find out more about the coastal discovery museum and the popular places inside.
Hilton Head Island is a popular location for family and solo travelers, the best time to visit the Sea Islands is between April - May or September – October. The seasons in these months are very pleasant and the travelers will be able to enjoy sightseeing. We would like to highlight the Coastal discovery museum for all the right reasons. Most of the visitors, who take the Hilton Head tours, do not miss the museum.
Historic buildings
Discovery House
This is the oldest building in the museum inside the property and it’s been there since 1859. You will be able to witness the permanent and temporary exhibition in the building showing the history of the Lowcountry and its heritage. They also have a kid’s zone, gift shops, and community meeting homes for convenience.
Supervisor’s House
This is the second oldest building inside the property and most travelers missed exploring this due to lack of information. This is an interesting place to explore.
Pole Barn
The Pole Barn is also called the “Hack Family Equipment Shed”. It was built in the early 1950s for the need of storing timber and farming equipment.
Grounds
Trees at Honey Horn
The trees in the area are really old. Some of the dark oak trees are planted in the 1800s. The Honey Horn is also the home to a former state champion Southern Red Cedar tree. This tree is popular for being the largest of its kind in South Carolina planted around the year 1595. The place also has some decorative trees like Dogwood, Bald Cypress, Ginkgo, and Southern Magnolias. Some of the places are as follows:
- Marsh Front Boardwalks
- Bird’s-Eye View Theater
- Mary Ann Peeples Pavilion
Gardens
Karen Wertheimer Butterfly Habitat
If you love butterflies, think no more, just visit the coastal discovery museum because this butterfly habitat has tons of amazing butterflies. The greenhouse garden is often populated with seasonal butterflies, and the best time to visit this location is the time between May through October.
Carnivorous Plants Bog Garden
This place is all about insect-eating plants and if you like exploring such places, then you must visit this one. A visit to the Museum’s Carnivorous Plant Bog Garden will help you discover three different kinds of carnivorous plants found in the Low country.
Heritage Garden
The heritage garden is another place that offers an amazing variety of plant species.
Camellia Garden
You will come across not less than 131 varieties of camellia plants. The colorful camellias are similar to the tea plants and they originate from Asia.
Visit the coastal discovery museum and exploring some of these brilliant places. Nature has a different vibe in this place and you can have it all by booking your trip with Gullah Heritage Trail Tours. Visit http://gullaheritage.com or dial (843)681-7066 to talk to them directly for complete details.
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