Online registration for programs at South Carolina State Parks. Select a program from the list below to register.
Little Pee Dee
Join us for a Halloween themed 5K race at Little Pee Dee State Park!
Hickory Knob
Join us for The Spooktacular Pumpkin Carving Party on October 25, 2025 at 12:00 P.M. in the Great Room at Hickory Knob State Resort Park.
Huntington Beach
Seashell Wind Chimes
Use handlines to catch blue crabs the old-fashioned way!
Hunting Island
Would you like to hand out candy at Haunted Island Halloween? Register here to be part of our Trunk-or-Treat event! See below for more details.
Aiken
Discovering Local History of Aiken State Park led by Dr. Walter Curry
Redcliffe Plantation
Tour of the mansion at Redcliffe after dark.
Myrtle Beach
Join us for a fun time creating a Halloween-themed oyster craft using acrylic paint.
Edisto Beach
Ever wonder about the critters that go bump in the night?
Want to get into fishing but don’t know how? We've got you covered!
May Forest
Discover local flora and fauna on a guided walk and master plant ID- ideal for Padawans and nature lovers alike!
Fun, and maybe spooky, evening walk in the woods.
Musgrove Mill
Join us every first Saturday of the month for a Ranger Guided Hike of our 1.5 mile Battlefield Trail.
Table Rock
Hike through the dark and watch the sunrise at Bald Knob at Table Rock State Park.
Lee
Learn how to make jewelry tiles out of old compact discs, aluminum drink cans and other found items.
Join us on a special behind the scenes tour around May Forest State Park.
Come join the ELC staff as we teach you how to create your own tie-dye shirt!
Sesquicentennial
Experience the trails like never before - by the light of the full moon!
Croft
Join us at Croft State Park to learn about various types of invasive species that inhabit the region. This general presentation will be followed by a Q and A discussion session.
Colonial Dorchester
This program introduces young learners to the history and nature at Colonial Dorchester.
Mountain Bridge
Shorter days and cooler temperatures set the stage for the annual changes from summers green to the brilliant colors.
Want to get an up close look at our resident reptiles?
Rivers Bridge
Clothing is always expensive but in the past it was even pricier. Clothing had to be handmade & many people only had 1-3 sets of clothes and you couldn’t just buy new clothes at any time. So, how did soldiers on the march maintain their uniforms? Basic sewing, patching, darning, and more! Learn how sewing was an integral part of daily life for both soldiers and families while trying it yourself with these hands-on activities!
Save money by learning how to repair (Darn) your own socks.
Want to spend the night in the Atalaya castle? Well, here is your chance! Join us for a night of fun-filled adventure! Activities include s’mores & ghost stories by the campfire, a house tour, a scavenger hunt, a nighttime beach walk, morning wildlife walk and much more. Dinner and continental breakfast are included.
An indoor program about Civil War combat engineers with several fun hands on activities
Join a ranger on a guided paddle around Lake Oolenoy, a 67-acre lake. All equipment is provided!
Come out to join us on Veteran's Day for a special seated Battlefield Talk on the Battle of Musgrove Mill.
Join the Park Ranger at Lee State Park and learn how to make a basket out of longleaf pine needles.
Want to learn more about what inhabits our coastal waters?
Learn more about natures flyers while we explore the park grounds.
Have you ever seen a beaver dam up close? Ever got to sit on it and really look at it, feel it, maybe ever smell it?
Oconee
Join our Interpretive Ranger on a guided walk through history. Explore the impacts the Civilian Conservation Corps has made on South Carolina and check out several of our structures built by enrollees.
How many artesian wells are there at Lee State Park?
Hampton Plantation
Learn how to make a sweetgrass basket!
Join us at Croft State Park to hike along a portion of the Southside Loop.
Oconee Station
Step back in time to the South Carolina frontier of the 1790s!
Come and join us on the 245thAnniversary of the Battle of Blackstocks for a special Ranger Guided Battlefield Hike!
Discover the beauty of Hunting Island after the sun goes down with this special after-hours hike!
Set up a replica Civil War tent!
Enjoy birding around the park!
A unique experience of viewing the Blackstock Battlefield by lantern light!
Rose Hill Plantation
Travel back in time to a 1800s Christmas at Rose Hill Plantation State Historic Site. Join us as we welcome in the holidays. Experience a self-guided tour of the Gist Mansion. Learn about the ways the Gist family, enslaved people, and sharecroppers celebrated and at times feared this time of the year. Visitors can enjoy refreshments and sweets in the historic kitchen house. Decorate your own holiday crafts and play historic games! On Sunday, Vintage Santa will be present for visitors to interact with and take pictures! Admission into the park on the days of the program is $10 per person (this includes children). Please be prepared to pay admission at the gate, Cash preferred.
Music on the Mountain featuring Andy Leftwich & Friends. Come join us at the Table Rock Lodge for an evening of music.
Get into the Christmas Spirit with an exhilarating 5K run through Sesquicentennial State Park!
Join the Battle of Musgrove Mill State Historic Site for a unique two-hour Ranger guided hike of an undeveloped Revolutionary War battlefield. (Hike takes place at Blackstock Battlefield State Historic: Site Address: 568 Monument Road, Enoree, SC 29335)
Devils Fork
On New Year's Day, run through the hills at Devils Fork State Park for the annual First Day 5K Ranger Run.
Embark on a journey to uncover the rich African-American historical experience at Rose Hill Plantation. Prior to the Civil War, hundreds of individuals were enslaved on this cotton plantation under the ownership of Gov. William Henry Gist. Following emancipation, some freed people departed Rose Hill while others chose to remain, transitioning into tenant farmers. Through both periods of slavery and freedom, African-Americans persevered, laboring tirelessly to establish livelihoods for themselves and their families within the confines of Rose Hill Plantation. Join us for an immersive journey into the lives of enslaved and freed individuals through interactive activities such as cooking and brick-making demonstrations. Our lineup includes a Union Soldier, an esteemed antique collector, the head of the Gullah Geechee Nation, and a knowledgeable genealogist, among other well-respected participants. Gain invaluable historical insights into this significant period in American history. A food vendor will be available on-site, offering lunch options available for purchase throughout the day. Please be prepared to pay with cash on this day. Admission to the park and program is priced at $5 for adults and $2 for children aged 6-15, with cash payments preferred.
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