Mcleod Plantation

Located on James Island, McLeod Plantation Historic Site offers a compelling and educational look into 19th-century plantation life and the experiences of enslaved people. The site features a preserved Georgian-style main house, original slave cabins, and centuries-old oak trees. Guided tours provide deep insights into Gullah culture and the post-Civil War transition to freedom.

Expert notes

• Visitors to McLeod Plantation can explore the grounds and see the former slave quarters, the plantation house, and various outbuildings. The plantation house offers guided tours that provide insight into the daily lives of the plantation owners and the enslaved people who worked there. There are also interactive exhibits and educational programs for visitors of all ages. Take a guided tour to get the most out of your visit and learn about the plantation's history and significance. Allow plenty of time to explore the grounds and take in the stunning natural beauty of the area.

Features

• Birthday Parties
• Educational Workshops
• Guided Tours
• Lush
• Photography
• Picnic
• Private Events
• Sightseeing Tours
• Walking Around
• Wheelchair Accessible
• Wildlife

Special occasion reservations

McLeod Plantation is available for private event rentals, including weddings and other special events. For reservations and inquiries, visitors can contact the plantation's events coordinator at customerservice@ccprc.com or call (843) 762-9514. Visit https://ccprc.com/2035/McLeod-Event-Rentals for more information.