Take a picnic and enjoy the park. We sat on the backporch in the rocking chairs. You could spend an hour learning inside and an hour walking around outside looking around and sitting on the porch. Its worth a look if you are around. Im not sure I would go out there just to see this sight, but if you... More

We stopped here and were pleasantly surprised what a nice facility this is. They have a walking trail you can take, display areas in the house and an informational movie on Charles Pinckney and the house. Ann was the worker that greeted us and was very pleasant and able to answer my questions. We would recommend visiting if in the... More

Charles Pinckney was a local SC notable from the Revolutionary War era. The site is fine. There's nothing outstanding about it. But if you happen to be going to Boone Hall Plantation (which is worth the trip on its own) and you find you have some extra time, this site is right across the street off Long Point Rd. More

We vist here on a regular basis. There are lots of free educational events. Fun for the whole family More

Like all national park sites, the interpretation was excellent. More

This was a nice surprise. House, grounds, historic film, picnic area and parking- FREE. Pinckney was a creator of the US Consitution. This is "your tax dollars ar work".. so go and enjoy- and pack a picnic there is a nice shelter and restrooms. Also a short "nature trail" to take the kids on. More

We didn't have much time, but what time we did have was well worth it. Excellent background provided of the African Americans who helped shape American history, as well as the signer of the Declaration of Independence who lived here. Nice grounds for a stroll and picnic. Good first stop in the Charleston area to get your bearings and better... More

Our expectations for this site were dashed. Nothing really remains of the original Pinckney house and the exhibit is very small. Park rangers are very friendly and the site would be great for a picnic. More

Not much to see, but a nice place to explore and walk around outside. Free, so you can't beat that. They run programs all the time which are fun to catch....like the recent "Gullah Heritage Celebration 2012." More