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Lowcountry Strawberry Festival
Boone Hall and Mount Pleasant come alive in the springtime with the annual
Lowcountry Strawberry festival. The strawberry festival has been growing year after
year and this year appears to be the biggest and best one yet. More rides and
attractions have been added this year. Last year there were rides that equaled the
Coastal Carolina Fair. The festival runs two days in May and the crowds are
extremely large, but not too crowded to have a good time. It is the perfect time of
year to hold an outdoor festival also as in the lowcountry, the days have been steadily
warming,but are not the uncomfortable heat like midsummer. Kids from all over the
Charleston area pour into the Boone Hall Farms area to ride rides, play carnival games,
face painting, beauty contests, and oh yes pick bags full of ripe strawberries. Lowcountry
Strawberry Festival hours are:Saturday May 7, 2011 - 10am-6pm
and Sunday May 8, 2011 - 10am-6pm
Admission for Adults -is $6 and Children ages 3-12 is $4. Children Age 2 And Under are
Admitted FREE With Adult. Attractions will include a giant ferris wheel, a giant super slide, the
largest jump pillow in the state, a carousel, the Wild Hog, Thomas the Train, giant swings,
berry-go-round, and will introduce a new Farm Land for kids. There will also be magic shows,
jugglers, a pie eating contest, a recipe contest, a new Little Miss Berry Princess beuaty
pageant and more.
Lowcountry Strawberry festival. The strawberry festival has been growing year after
year and this year appears to be the biggest and best one yet. More rides and
attractions have been added this year. Last year there were rides that equaled the
Coastal Carolina Fair. The festival runs two days in May and the crowds are
extremely large, but not too crowded to have a good time. It is the perfect time of
year to hold an outdoor festival also as in the lowcountry, the days have been steadily
warming,but are not the uncomfortable heat like midsummer. Kids from all over the
Charleston area pour into the Boone Hall Farms area to ride rides, play carnival games,
face painting, beauty contests, and oh yes pick bags full of ripe strawberries. Lowcountry
Strawberry Festival hours are:Saturday May 7, 2011 - 10am-6pm
and Sunday May 8, 2011 - 10am-6pm
Admission for Adults -is $6 and Children ages 3-12 is $4. Children Age 2 And Under are
Admitted FREE With Adult. Attractions will include a giant ferris wheel, a giant super slide, the
largest jump pillow in the state, a carousel, the Wild Hog, Thomas the Train, giant swings,
berry-go-round, and will introduce a new Farm Land for kids. There will also be magic shows,
jugglers, a pie eating contest, a recipe contest, a new Little Miss Berry Princess beuaty
pageant and more.
Kids enjoy the merry
go round at the
Lowcountry Strawberry
festival at Boone Halle
Farms
go round at the
Lowcountry Strawberry
festival at Boone Halle
Farms
One of the newer rides out at the Strawberry festival is this
bullet ride called the Hog Drop. it is a wild twisting and turning
ride that will leave you breatheless
bullet ride called the Hog Drop. it is a wild twisting and turning
ride that will leave you breatheless
Billy goat and pig races was
a nice addition to the festival
last year and provided
everyone with laughs and
good times
a nice addition to the festival
last year and provided
everyone with laughs and
good times
Boone Hall Farms,Boone Hall Plantation
Directions:US 17 HWY N 1/2 Mile Past Long Point Rd
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
Directions:US 17 HWY N 1/2 Mile Past Long Point Rd
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
Pig races and the Huge Jump Pillow provide fun for visitors
at the Lowcountry Strawberry festival
at the Lowcountry Strawberry festival
Boone Hall Map-Lowcountry
Strawberry Festival
Strawberry Festival
Everyone loves to pick their own strawberries
in the fields at Boone Hall
in the fields at Boone Hall
Heres a close up picture of a juicy red ripe
strawberry ready to be picked
strawberry ready to be picked
