Accessible Destinations in South Carolina

24 wheelchair-accessible destinations in South Carolina with detailed accessibility information: Congaree National Park, Charles Pinckney National Historic Site, Cowpens National Battlefield, Ninety Six National Historic Site, Reconstruction Era National Historical Park.

• Congaree National Park (Hopkins) – A South Carolina national park protecting old-growth bottomland forest, with a flat 2.6-mile boardwalk trail and free wheelchair loans on s…
• Charles Pinckney National Historic Site (Mount Pleasant) – Lowcountry site interpreting Charles Pinckney, the Constitution, and plantation history.
• Cowpens National Battlefield (Gaffney) – Revolutionary War battlefield with visitor center, auto loop, trail, and interpretive stops.
• Ninety Six National Historic Site (Ninety Six) – Revolutionary War and colonial frontier site with earthworks, trails, and visitor center.
• Reconstruction Era National Historical Park (Beaufort) – Beaufort-area sites interpreting Reconstruction and the transition from slavery to freedom.
• Fort Sumter National Monument (Charleston) – Where the Civil War began, now an accessible island fort reached by boat from Charleston's historic harbor.
• Frankie’s Fun Park (Greenville) – A 14-acre family entertainment center with go-karts, mini golf, arcades, and more across multiple South Carolina locations.
• South Carolina Aquarium (Charleston) – Charleston's waterfront aquarium brings the wonders of Southern marine life to everyone through fully accessible, multi-level exhibits.
• Broadway at the Beach (Myrtle Beach) – A massive waterfront entertainment complex in Myrtle Beach with fully accessible pathways, shops, restaurants, and attractions for the whol…
• Sea Pines Resort (Hilton Head Island) – A 5,000-acre oceanfront resort community on Hilton Head Island offering beaches, golf, nature trails, and family-friendly recreation.
• South Carolina State Fairgrounds (Columbia) – Columbia's beloved fairgrounds host the annual State Fair and year-round events with wheelchair-accessible facilities throughout.
• Barefoot Landing (North Myrtle Beach) – A sprawling waterfront shopping and entertainment village with accessible boardwalks along the Intracoastal Waterway in North Myrtle Beach.
• Patriot’s Point Naval & Maritime Museum (Mount Pleasant) – Explore historic warships including the USS Yorktown aircraft carrier at this waterfront naval museum in Mount Pleasant, near Charleston.
• Riverbanks Zoo & Garden (Columbia) – A world-class zoo and botanical garden in Columbia where most exhibits, rides, and facilities welcome visitors of all abilities.
• Charleston City Market (Charleston) – Charleston's historic open-air market stretches four city blocks with flat, wheelchair-accessible pathways lined with local crafts, sweetgr…
• Magnolia Plantation and Gardens (Charleston) – One of America's oldest public gardens, offering 70 acres of stunning flora, wildlife, and history along the Ashley River in Charleston.
• Myrtle Beach SkyWheel (Myrtle Beach) – A 187-foot oceanfront observation wheel on the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, offering panoramic views of the Grand Strand from climate-controlled…
• Ripley’s Aquarium of Myrtle Beach (Myrtle Beach) – Explore a stunning underwater world with thousands of aquatic animals, interactive exhibits, and a moving ocean tunnel walkway.
• Carolina Wren Park & Electric City Pavilion (Anderson) – A modern community park and pavilion in Anderson, SC, offering open green spaces, event facilities, and lakeside views in the heart of Elec…
• Family Kingdom (Myrtle Beach) – A classic Myrtle Beach amusement park where oceanfront rides, a water park, and family fun meet the South Carolina shore.
• Family Kingdom Amusement Park (Myrtle Beach) – The Carolinas' biggest seaside amusement park offers 37 rides right on the Myrtle Beach oceanfront, with free admission and wheelchair rent…
• Rainbow Row (Charleston) – Charleston's iconic stretch of 13 pastel Georgian row houses offers a colorful, photo-worthy stroll along the historic waterfront.
• Myrtle Waves Water Park (Myrtle Beach) – South Carolina's largest water park offers 22 slides and attractions with 1.2 million gallons of splashing fun for the whole family.
• Harbour Town Lighthouse & Museum (Hilton Head Island) – Climb 144 steps through island history exhibits and enjoy panoramic views from Hilton Head's iconic red-and-white-striped lighthouse.