This is a large park that has approximately 8 to 10 different tracks and various sizes of go carts for all ages. Person must be at least 36" or taller to ride most carts... however there are some that are 2 seater cars for an adult and a small child. Also, they have 2 18 hole putt putt courses that have tracks located around there. There is a large indoor area with nascar shopping, video games, rock climbing, and food court. There is also a Nascar Cafe in front of the theme park.

Nascar SpeedPark features 26 acres with seven exciting tracks, kiddie rides, mini golf, SpeedDome arcade, indoor/outdoor food area, rock climbing wall, simulators, and retail area.

From my 11- and 13-year-old grandchildren to my 39-year-old son and his wife, the Nascar SpeedPark has all the thrills for the young at heart!

Also available for the non-racers is a miniature golf course. Although this one isn't very challenging, it does have its advantages for the park.

A 26-acre family theme park with seven speed tracks offering racing experience for all ages. A rock climbing wall, two miniature golf courses and an arcade with simulator rides also are available. Allow at least one hour -- we were there all day, at least seven hours.

Open daily 10am-9pm Mar-Dec, Wed-Sun 10am-9pm Dec-Mar. Accepts AX, DS, MC, VI. Telephone: (843) 918-8725.(Please check out this information from an AAA Tourbook, like I did.)

A 26-acre family theme park with seven speed tracks offering racing experiences for all ages. A rock climbing wall, two miniature golf courses, and an arcade with simulator rides also are available. Allow at least one hour minimum (we were there all day).

Daily 10am - 9pm March - Demember, Wednesday - Sunday 10am - 9pm rest of the year. 843/918-8725

Few cities in North America can boast as much history and elegance as the seaport of Charleston. The best way to see all this history in a short period of time is to take a one hour carriage tour. There are several carriage tour companies to choose from, and I'm sure all of them do a great job. The Old South Carriage Company was the one we took, and we were impressed with the information they shared, not only about the highlights of the 300+ history of Charleston, but the architectural antebellum mansions and churches along their quaint cobblestone streets. Some of the places I remember of the tour is the Charleston's famous Rainbow Row with pastel-colored facades on East Bay Street. The Calhoun Mansion built in 1876. This 24,000 square foot Victorian Manor House, as well as its formal gardens, has been beautiful restored at 16 Meeting Street. The Edmonston Alston House, built by Charles Edomston, a prosperous merchant and wharf owner, at 21 East Battery has a commanding view of the Charleston Harbor.

Prices are all about the same with a regular adult ticket price at $18 and $10 for children.

While in Charleston be sure to visit the many shops along Market Street.