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Weekend at the Coast b/w Charleston & Shackleford Island - Recommendations/Meet Ups?

jdlev

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Hey folks,

Looking for ideas on having a fun trip out to the coast for me & my 2 boys (8 & 9) to have a little adventure before school kicks back into gear the week after (and to give mama a little bit of peace and quiet). We're considering everything from camping on Shackleford Island to renting a boat thru boatsetter or maybe seeing if any members here might be interested in letting 3 stowaways tag along to share some local adventures at islands/sandbars/fishing/etc. Be happy to throw some cash in for gas/time, and we have all our own gear (life vests/fishing gear/etc). We're looking at buying a place at the coast and leaning towards a 230, 240, or 242 and would appreciate seeing the area from a local's perspective.

Area's we're considering are North Charleston to Shackleford Island since those are all b/w 3.5-4.5 hours from us in Charlotte, NC. If anyone has any advice on where to go/what to do if we go the boat rental route I'd love to hear it....or if anyone would care to meet up for a day on the water, feel free to message me directly. Thanks in advance!

~Jeff
 
A couple years ago, I hauled down to Charleston and did the Copper River run up to Lake Moultrie. You go through a lock to get from the river to the lake and my wife and kids (17, 14, 9 at the time) had a great time. None of them knew what a lock is and it was a new experience. You just have to be careful with distance and fuel because there aren't a ton of spots to stop and gas up. There are multiple threads here about people doing that trip.

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