What an amazing place to visit! The tour is loaded with information, and what a great experience to tour this property and hear how it is being used for research and preserved for future generations. Well worth the price of admission.

Very beautiful piece of land. Did a school tour for a professional development. Our guides were super knowledgeable and made the tour very interesting. So much available there. Worth many trips.

Amazing but little known historic site and wildlife refuge. Home of Presidential advisor, Bernard Baruch and his home was used by FDR for 5 weeks in 1944.

Excellent historical site! Lots to see and learn, don't miss it.

Been by this place for decades but never went in before today. Took the introductory tour which was excellent. Guide Molly was wonderful. I definitely want to go back to more tours and activities ASAP!

Great place! Very informative!

Hobcaw is said to be a native american word meaning "between the waters". Shell middens line the shores of Hobcaw's creeks and marshes. Today, it is a 16,000 acre research and wildlife reserve, with historic homes, villages, gardens, cemeteries, and slave cabins. There is a variety of staff-guided tours and programs. Hobcaw Barony is one of the few undeveloped tracts on the Waccamaw Neck.

The tour was informative and fun but they did not let us know we wouldn’t be going to the slave village before we purchased tickets. I personally find that somewhat shady and I would have liked to have had been given the option to come back on a day when we could get the full tour.