Dorchester County

South Carolina

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Popular cities in Dorchester County

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Summerville
Known for Dining, Shopping and Sports
Trip time! Discover the sports, local cuisine and live music in Summerville.

Reasons to visit

  • Azalea Park
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St. George
Known for Budget, Cafes and Kayaking
Escape to St. George! Enjoy its kayaking, camping and cathedral.

Reasons to visit

  • Saint George City Hall
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Lincolnville
Lincolnville
Known for Shopping, Budget and Opera
Lincolnville awaits: its opera, entertainment, natural setting and more!
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Ridgeville
Known for Relaxing, Natural parks and Excursions
Get away to relaxing Ridgeville! Enjoy the parks, history and local cuisine.
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Ravenel
Head to sights like Caw Caw Interpretive Center and Stono River Slave Rebellion Site as you discover Ravenel.
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Harleyville
Harleyville
Known for Friendly people
Head to Givhans Ferry State Park and St. George Country Club—just two of the sights around Harleyville.
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Stay near popular Dorchester County attractions

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Middleton Place

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Wander through excellent gardens, stroll along the scenic banks of the river and learn about Charleston’s dark history in the museum.
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