Tour Hopsewee Plantation House & Dine in the Tearoom
Tour Hopsewee Plantation and enjoy a group meal in the tearoom
Includes
House tour, Gullah tour, Dining
Highlights
Explore Hopsewee Plantation with your group, pairing a guided house visit with dining in the tearoom. Choose your meal and add the house tour and Gullah tour options.
- Tour the plantation house with your group
- Enjoy dining together in the tearoom
- Select your meal and tour options when booking
- Share allergies or special dietary needs in advance
- Follow the no-photos policy inside the historic house
Things to know
The house tour includes seven entry steps and a full flight of stairs; the Gullah Geechee presentation site has three entrance steps. Some larger walking assistance devices may not fit through some historic doorways.
Cancellation Policy
Tickets can be refunded up to 24 hours in advance, subject to a 15% fee. If the seller is forced to cancel the event, you can reschedule or get a full refund for no fee.
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FAQs
Arrive 10 minutes before your tour.
Wear comfortable shoes and avoid high heels. Dress for the weather since part of the experience is outdoors, and bring bug spray if you’re sensitive to mosquitoes.
You can take photos of the house exterior, grounds, gardens, and landscape. Do not take photos or videos inside the house or during the tour, and keep cameras, phones, and other electronic devices turned off while inside the house.
Meeting details
Hopsewee is located on US 17 near Georgetown, SC. We are about 12 miles south of Georgetown and 10 miles north of McClellanville. The best GPS address to use is 494 Hopsewee Road, Georgetown (29440).
Related locations
Hopsewee Plantation
Admission includedDraped in Spanish moss and shaded by ancient live oaks, Hopsewee Plantation sits quietly along the Black River outside Georgetown, South Carolina. The mid-18th-century main house looks much as it did when it was built, offering a tangible connection to the colonial Low Country that few historic sites can match. Hopsewee Plantation is best known as the birthplace of Thomas Lynch Jr., a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Walking the grounds, you sense the rhythm of a rice-plantation world that shaped an entire region.
