Printable Colleton Brochure Sheet
Need information on Colleton State Park in one handy sheet? Download and print the Colleton State Park brochure sheet and take it along with you on your visit to the park.
Isaac Hayne Burial Site
The Isaac Hayne Burial Site is a state park property that is managed by Colleton State Park. For more information check out our brochure page 1 and page 2.
Camping Club Information
Colleton State Park welcomes Camping Clubs! Click here for more information.
Colleton State Park Gets New Paddling, Park Center
A new center for campers and paddlers on the Edisto River has been built at Colleton State Park.
The Edisto River Resource Center & Ranger Station was a joint effort of the S.C. State Park Service, the S.C. National Heritage Corridor, Walterboro Mayor Charlie Sweat and the Edisto River Canoe and Kayak Trail (ERCK).
The 35-acre park has been providing campgrounds, picnicking and a launch site into the blackwater Edisto River for more than 60 years. The new, 720-square-foot center will serve as the park office and as an information center for activities on the river, including the Edisto RiverFest held each June.
The center cost $79,470 to build. Funding included $20,000 from the S.C. National Heritage Corridor, with the rest from the State Park Service, part of the S.C. Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism.
Mayor Sweat led the effort by the members of ERCK to raise $5,000 to provide the building with a desk, chairs and photographs. The Edisto River is one of the longest blackwater rivers in the country and Colleton State Park, located at the top of a 21-mile trip downriver to Givhans Ferry State Park, has long been a popular put-in spot.
Colleton State Park is located on U.S. 15 near Canadys, just off Interstate 95.