Beaufort

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Great Dane Lane

35 Feet ****- MAXIMUM LENGTH INCLUDING PULLING VEHICLE IS 35 FEET. We are not a pull thru site, some backing will be required. - 35 Feet****

Long term stays (7 or more nights) please make contact before booking.

I was the first person to purchase property here in 1995 in what is known as Moultrie Plantation. This is a private property community with its own private dirt road. The plantation is rich in Civil War history and people still find arrowhead 's, Civil war buttons and other Civil War related items on the dirt roads where the soldiers marched through the plantation. It is a quiet, peaceful neighborhood where owners enjoy the country life.

As seen from the front of the house. We were just passing thru for 1 night so didn’t bother leveling it. We had a nice quiet night with a pretty sunrise through the trees. 

Front property camp site with electric and water.

Sit on the pond bench and enjoy your coffee with the ducks and small wildlife.

View of site 2 sheltered and framed by an impressive oak! 

Friendly Fowl Farm

The farm was once a portion of the McTureus Plantation.  Tony's family members were once enslaved on the plantation. Upon Emancipation a family member bought land and it remained in the family.  Tony is a descendant of those family members whose foresight allowed us to be here today.  Tony's parents entrusted the care and preservation of the property to us and we are doing our best to be good stewards and teach the value of this property to our children and young grandchildren.  

View facing community event staging area and campsite 2 in background

Road leaving property with RV/vehicle access to site 1. Site 1 will be on the right as you are driving towards the house. 

Entrance to main property and site 2. Continue up road, a short walk, from site 1.

Cooking equipment

Site 2 has access to power and shares fire-pit with site 1.

EDENHOPE FARMS

Edenhope Farms is nestled on 6 acres and
is a sanctuary for rescued and unique animals. 
We have a Zebu bull, which are the oldest recorded bovine in history, dating back to the Bible. 
We have goats and peacocks, chickens, a potbellied pig, rescued squirrels, and rescued ducks.  Soon to come.... Sheep!!!

My property used to be the disposal site for the CocaCola bottling Company.  Go on a scavenger hunt and find old bottles.  Relax around the fire pit and listen to owls, wild geese, bull frogs and the Quack Pack. Lounge on the spacious deck overlooking all the farm animals or take a dip in the swimming pool.

At night grill on the BBQ or have an oyster roast.

We do have an indoor toilet for you to use and an outdoor shower.

Go for a walk through the woods, do yoga, head to Hunting Island beach which is 10 miles or drive 3 miles to historic downtown Beaufort. We are also close to Parris Island and many other historical sites.

While here you can enjoy historical tours of Beaufort County’s earliest years of the Santa Helena colony in the mid 1600’s, the revolutionary war period, the pre-civil war and plantation time period and the antebellum, reconstruction history up to the Civil Rights visits of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Historic Penn Center.

 The Lowcountry is great for water sports, kayaking, boating, jet skiing, sailing, hiking and canoeing.
 Each season offers an opportunity to participate in fishing, crabbing, shrimping or digging for oysters in local waters.

Our area is a favorite of cyclist groups, the long, flat, rural, scenic, roads offer pleasant riding experiences for cyclist of all ability levels.
 There are bike lanes on many of the major roads.
 Other recreational activities in our area are geocaching, horseback riding, tennis, golf, hiking, beach volleyball, beachcombing, and birdwatching.

There are a few special events throughout the year, Gullah Festival-May, Water Festival-July, Shrimp Festival-October, Beaufort Food Truck Festival-October, Soft Shell Crab Festival-April, Pat Conroy Festival-November, Heritage Days Festival-November, Night on the Town-December.
 There’s something for everyone.

COME VISIT!!!

Scramble On INN to your on Teepee Tent on platform covered by a tarp with 2 Adirondack chairs and your own fire pit.

Driveway of the site, can hold up to 45 foot.  You can see the grilling lean to in the back.

Lowcountry Live Oaks.

We have 10 acres, it used to be a phosphate mine, now it’s just beautiful land with lovely trees and peace.  We have our home on the backside of the property but are more than willing to share our beautiful spot for travelers that may need a place to stay to visit Beaufort or Parris Island or even an overflow spot when Hunting Island cannot accommodate you every day.

Learn more about this land:

Private, semi-woodsy,  Level site with water, septic, and electricity, can accommodate up to 60' Diesel Pushers, and 5th wheels.  We have 30 amp and 50 amp for larger campers, as well as your Internet for the site.   The Atlantic Ocean is 12 miles away if you want to visit the beautiful Hunting Island.  Several saltwater boat landings within 2-5 miles.  Historic Beaufort 3 miles, Paris Island 6 miles, swimming, fishing, surfing, shrimping all within 5-10 minutes.  Bring your RV and your boat.

Water and Electric hook up, have since changed the water hook up, added 50 Amp and added private internet.

Looking from the backside, you can see septic hook up

Heirloom Hamlet

Why buy a home when you can build a fairytale? 

Hi, I'm Curt. My wife Ani, son Fitch, and I are your average, everyday nonconformists who have been running an experiment. We are trying to figure out if a family can use their own hands and some grit to handcraft a life that you don't need a vacation from. Or better yet, that you would vacation to. Have we done that? You be the judge.

About 4 years ago we left our South Florida handcrafting furniture business to pursue this new goal.  We set out to build an inspiring experience in simple, eco-friendly living that would find a harmony between some of the old fashioned world that we'd found ourselves missing, and the handful of modern advancements that were actually beneficial. All while keeping it classy.

At Heirloom Hamlet, you will see us designing unique, functional cabins, installing solar, composting, planting, and building toilets that are better for our environment. We're bread baking, pasta making, timber milling, woodworking, clay-forming and metal pounding. The goal is to evolve into a small world of self-reliance and harmony with nature. Ani and I are big believers in being mindful and respectful of our environment wherever reasonable. So, we are incorporating both alternative and municipal utilities as they can fit into our homestead design and limited budget.

Through good design, our goal is to show just how "normal" small living can feel. We all have personal priorities and those will vary greatly, and that's okay. But no person should be so self-absorbed that we have completely shut out the importance of being respectfully mindful to the earth and to our fellowman. After all, if we don't have that, what do we have?  

To be completely transparent, though, the creatives in us also would like it if we inspired onlookers to possibly look at their own space and life a little bit differently. We've personally found it to be so fulfilling to distinguish real desires and needs from the ones we've been groomed to pursue, and then work to make them a reality. We've found it energizing to witness our fellowmen and women pursuing a dream. We'd like to be a stimulating memory along any person's journey.

Visiting with us, we sure hope our guests don't expect to find a corporate approach to life here, and that they can appreciate some of our old-fashioned ways. That, as our paths cross, we won't be held to a business-first standard that we have worked hard to remove ourselves from. We realize everyone has a right to be themselves, but our presentation at Heirloom Hamlet has been purposefully designed to be a refreshing hideaway from the norm.

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