The best part of this tour was the Gullah Theatre presentation at one of the slave houses. This is still a working farm producing berries, lettuce, and many other foods.

The grounds are nice -- especially the Avenue of Oaks leading up to the house! Makes for a breathtaking photo. I could've spent hours just looking at and walking under all the oak trees. However, I was a bit underwhelmed by the rest of my visit to Boone Hall. You can sign up for a house "tour", but in actuality... More

Spent the day at Boone Hall and had a really marvelous time. We recognised the property from "The Notebook" as Allie's summer home, and really enjoyed touring inside and seeing the grounds. The Gullah presentation was wonderful, too, as well as seeing inside the old slave cabins. Really interesting and eye-opening. The avenue of oaks with the spanish moss is... More

Spent the day at Boone Hill and was amazed at what I saw. I thought I knew a lot about Southern plantation life, but it was real here. Actual slave quarters still standing, cotton mill and more. Several movies were filmed here like 'The Notebook' and the mini-series 'North & South'.

If you are ever around for Easter the Easter service held there is so amazing and beautiful! Its outside under a large tent and the scenery is gorgeous. Its a fun place to take a picnic to!

this well restored facility is worth a visit. Its a real eye opener into the history of slavery that made the plantation profitable. Lots of things to do and see, plan on spending about 3 hours and be ready for some walking. They have a cafe on site for food and drinks

As a black person, the experience for me was mixed with various emotions, happy and sad. Happy because I am an American history teacher and I love being up close to real, hands-on history, Sad, because I could feel what the slaves had to endure and go through. It affected me so bad, I was not able to continue the... More

My husband, daughter (13), son (12) and I truly enjoyed Boone Hall Plantation. Tickets were $18.00 with a AAA discount (a steal of a deal compared to Biltmore). Included in the ticket price was a home tour, a reinactment, and a coach ride around the property. We really enjoyed seeing the Live Oak tree alley. Really something to see! We... More

As far as events are concerned, it is a nice plantation with some good scenery (nothing too extraordinary for the Charleston area), and for that...I will give it some credit. It is, however, a HUGE shakedown for anything else. For your run of the mill event, you are looking at paying $30/ticket for entry to see some mediocre entertainment and... More