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Quote: This is a wonderful place to spend a day or more. You can use your ticket purchase for 7 days. This was the site of four plantations. The works of art are from founder Anna Hyatt Huntington from other prominent American sculptors. There are... Read the full Brookgreen Gardens review
From journal Spring in Myrtle Beach Area
Quote: We went the day before thinking that we could see the gardens in a few hours. After we watched the introductory film about the gardens at the welcome center, we realized we needed a whole day. Our tickets to the gardens were good for 7 days, so we... Read the full Brookgreen Gardens review
From journal Myrtle Beach - Beyond the Beach and Golf
Quote: BrookGreen Gardens is located about 20 miles south of Myrtle Beach at Murrell’s Inlet. It’s a huge property filled with wonderful gardens, 900 sculptures by 300 artists, wildlife, and history. It was founded in 1931 by Archer and Anna Hyatt... Read the full Brookgreen Gardens review
From journal More than Beaches in Myrtle Beach
Quote: This is a most relaxing place to visit. They have tours by pontoon boat through the rice fields, buggy rides to old plantation ruins and cemetery, etc. The grounds are always immaculate.
From journal Shows and shopping
Quote: Plan on spending a whole day there. Bring a picnic lunch and enjoy! There is a lot to see for everyone, including a pontoon boat ride through the marshes to see the wildlife.
From journal Exploring beyond the beaches at Myrtle Beach
Quote: This is a beautiful sculpture garden that is located on a 9000 acre former rice plantation. The gardens comprise 10 acres with over 800 pieces of sculpture that have to be seen to be believed. Some tower 50 feet in the air, others are tiny. There is... Read the full Brookgreen Gardens review
From journal Myrtle Beach is great in the Fall too!