Kayak & Cabin! Total Lowcountry Living!

Very rustic cabin. Stayed for two nights and went to Bulls Island, enjoyed the entire visit. Owners were very friendly and helpful.

We happened across this cabin by accident and we are sure glad we did. We felt right at home from the moment we arrived. One of the owners came out and welcomed us and allowed our 3 boys ages 9, 7, & 2 to go help her feed the goats a bottle. They absolutely loved that! Their dogs were as sweet as pie and the boys enjoyed feeding them their leftovers. She even had the space heaters on for us in the bedrooms so they were nice and warm. Our first evening we unloaded all of our stuff, started the wood burning stove on the porch, lit the charcoal grill, and went to look around and check everything out. The paddle boats and kayaks were so much fun. I think we enjoyed them as much as the kids did. We brought our Jon Boat and the guys immediately put in the boat and took to fishing Saturday morning. They had a great day of fishing on the water. We had some friends come midday on Saturday. We enjoyed lunch and wine with them, more fishing of course, and later oysters and pickled shrimp under the pavilion. It was a beautiful fun family day. We and our children will remember this trip for a long time. It was better than Carnival Cruise Line! Sunday morning we got up at 7:30. I cooked the guys some breakfast and they headed out to get more trout. My two year old and I stayed behind to clean up breakfast dishes and sweep a bit. After cleaning up we put on our life jackets and hoped in the creek on the kayak to find the rest of the family. When we caught up to them they had a pile of trout in the boat and more just kept on biting. Many of them were too small to keep but catching them was just as much fun!! Thank you to our hosts for a wonderful family vacation. We can’t wait to come back again!!!!

We are always on the hunt for old cabins to stay in....it is getting harder and harder to find them. This adorable 1920's cabin is just the kind of place we like-rustic and quaint. We were even more excited when we met the owner and heard the story about the cabin and it's history with his family. We had planned on going out the first night, but settled into the chairs on the peninsula and were so relaxed we never left that night...when we did venture out there was so much to see in the area-Bull Island and the Seewee Restaurant were highlights. If you are seeking quiet time, a little kayaking or canoeing, and a true cabin experience, this is just the place.