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Hampton Plantation State Park

This plantation was built by French Huguenots circa 1735 and visited by George Washington in 1791, Hampton Plantation was last home to Archibald Rutledge, author and state poet laureate. Rutledge left Hampton mansion and plantation to the state. The park contains several endangered animal species; extensive educational programs relating to cultural and natural resources are offered for both children and adults. Located 16 miles south of Georgetown on Hwy 17.

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