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I found the loveliest pink hotel in the heart of Charleston’s historical district just steps away from all MUST-SEE spots! If you’re planning a visit, don’t miss staying at @millshousehotel @CurioCollection by Hilton. I started my day with coffee and sweets at their adorable coffee shop followed by a walk around Rainbow Row and Tradd Street to capture the beautiful architecture. I visited during the weekend and to my surprise, on Sunday’s many of my favorite restaurants in the area were closed but not The Mills House! I had the best brunch al fresco at their courtyard and continued my day as planned! Everything in my list was a 5-15 min walk which made it so convenient when you want to see a lot but also squeeze some downtime at their coffeeshop or have drinks at the bar by their beautiful pool. Staying at their property really felt like being in the loveliest private club, they really have it all! #HiltonStayCollective #curiopartner Here’s a list of must see spots in the area: 1. Rainbow Row 2. Pineapple Fountain at Waterfront Park 3. King Street 4. Tradd Street 5. The Angel Oak Tree
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Come on a beach camping road trip with us: US South East addition! (Plus a few bonus stops along the way) Hit them all or just a few, these are our favorite camping beaches in the South East US. We took our pop up camper on this trip, but all of these parks offer tent camping as well. 📍 Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Stay at the Ocean Lakes family campground, a HUGE oceanfront RV resort with pools, waterpark, and honestly anything you need right on site. 📍 Bonus Stop! Check out the Angel Oak tree in Charleston, South Carolina. The largest Live Oak Tree east of the Mississippi, on your way south. While it IS a back dirt road to get there, we were able to easily find street parking for our camper trailer. We also saw large RV’s easily find parking too. 📍 Edisto Beach, South Carolina. We stayed at Edisto Beach State Park, where most sites are right next to the beach (but views are blocked by the huge dunes). This was probably our favorite campground, the sites were beautiful with the big mossy oaks so close to the beach. 📍Bonus Stop! Skidaway Island State Park, Georgia. While not technically a “beach”, this gorgeous park is surrounded by salt marshes and wetlands. Campsites are gorgeous, with Spanish Moss covered oaks and a quiet peaceful vibe. 📍Jekyll Island, Georgia. One of the most beautiful places we’ve ever visited! Stay at the Jeykll Island Campground, the only campground on the island. Site are pretty but cramped, expect a full campground most of the year. Rent a bike to explore the island and be sure to visit Driftwood Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in the US. We did this trip in about 10 days, which was perfect, but you could easily add more. Great additions would be Ocracoke and Hatteras Island, NC, Hilton Head, SC, and Saint Augustine, FL. Also some of our favorites! Now who’s ready to beach camp? RV travel, east caoast camping, #USbeaches #familycamping #familyvacation #bestbeaches #beachcamping #exploregeorgia #discoversc
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The Angel Oak tree near Charleston, South Carolina, the oldest living oak tree on the east coast! A literal “you’ve got to see it to believe” it kind of place. Too big to even fit in one photo, this tree is larger than life. Estimated to be 400+ years old, the sprawling oak is over 65 feet tall and has one branch that is over 187 feet long! 📍 Johns Island, SC 💲 Free to enter but donations welcome 🐶 Dogs are not allowed near the tree but are allowed at the nearby picnic area Parking is along a small dirt road, we managed to get through with our camper trailer but it would be difficult with a large RV on a busy day. *Pro tip- warn your kids beforehand that you can’t climb the tree! It’s literally the perfect climbing tree, it’s the first thing that popped into their heads. ——————————————————————— We Chose Adventures is an outdoor family that downsized to prioritize family adventures. We spend our days road tripping and homeschooling, sharing our favorite family travel and outdoor tips along the way. Find out more here 👉 @WeChoseAdventures ——————————————————————— #angeloak #southcarolina #visitsc #discoversc #roadtrip #familyadventure #outdoorfamily #familyadventuretravel
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Come on a beach camping road trip with us: US South East addition! (Plus a few bonus stops along the way) Hit them all or just a few, these are our favorite camping beaches in the South East US. We took our pop up camper on this trip, but all of these parks offer tent camping as well. 📍 Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Stay at the Ocean Lakes family campground, a HUGE oceanfront RV resort with pools, waterpark, and honestly anything you need right on site. 📍 Bonus Stop! Check out the Angel Oak tree in Charleston, South Carolina. The largest Live Oak Tree east of the Mississippi, on your way south. While it IS a back dirt road to get there, we were able to easily find street parking for our camper trailer. We also saw large RV’s easily find parking too. 📍 Edisto Beach, South Carolina. We stayed at Edisto Beach State Park, where most sites are right next to the beach (but views are blocked by the huge dunes). This was probably our favorite campground, the sites were beautiful with the big mossy oaks so close to the beach. 📍Bonus Stop! Skidaway Island State Park, Georgia. While not technically a “beach”, this gorgeous park is surrounded by salt marshes and wetlands. Campsites are gorgeous, with Spanish Moss covered oaks and a quiet peaceful vibe. 📍Jekyll Island, Georgia. One of the most beautiful places we’ve ever visited! Stay at the Jeykll Island Campground, the only campground on the island. Site are pretty but cramped, expect a full campground most of the year. Rent a bike to explore the island and be sure to visit Driftwood Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in the US. We did this trip in about 10 days, which was perfect, but you could easily add more. Great additions would be Ocracoke and Hatteras Island, NC, Hilton Head, SC, and Saint Augustine, FL. Also some of our favorites! Now who’s ready to beach camp? RV travel, east coast camping, #USbeaches #familycamping #familyvacation #bestbeaches #beachcamping #exploregeorgia #discoversc
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Nearby Attractions Of Angel Oak Tree
Angel Oak Park
John's Island Park
KJ's Market
John's Island Library
Angel Oak Park
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Nearby Restaurants Of Angel Oak Tree
Sunrise Bistro of Johns Island, SC
Tacos La Familia
Somm Wine Bar
The Heyday
Peking Gourmet
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3688 Angel Oak Rd, Johns Island, SC 29455
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Angel Oak is a Southern live oak located in Angel Oak Park on Johns Island near Charleston, South Carolina. The tree is estimated to be 400–500 years old. It stands 66.5 ft tall, measures 28 ft in circumference, and produces shade that covers 17,200 square feet. Its longest branch distance is 187 ft in length.
attractions: Angel Oak Park, John's Island Park, KJ's Market, John's Island Library, restaurants: Sunrise Bistro of Johns Island, SC, Tacos La Familia, Somm Wine Bar, The Heyday, Peking Gourmet, McDonald's, Domino's Pizza, Taco Bell, Subway
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