Port Royal State Historic Area

If driving and sightseeing you might blink and drive by this… more than once, and then upon pulling in ya might still think you have wrong spot. We saw a man fishing who ensured we arrived where intended. Btw, the water was so low I’m not sure what the man was fishing for, we didn’t see any fish.
While having a picnic, we watched many canoes go in and out of river, and families appeared to be having a good time. A bit entertaining and seemingly safe for the kiddos as when they exited their canoes, water didnt even reach their knees. The bridge is a nice setting for photo taking and one can stroll along section of the trail for a short walk. If driving by, its a good place to stretch out legs and get fresh air yet not worth a long trip just to visit this one spot.

Historic site, more than a park. A certified section of the trail of tears. Lots of people us the park as a take out for canoe trips.

There is literally nothing here. A single old building, a bridge, the ruins of another bridge, a boat launch and some fields and roads. Skip.