For not being able to see more of the house or be able to take pictures in the house, the fee is a bit high. It is however about average for a plantation tour. The restaurant was not there. The butterfly pav. was smaller then I thought it would be. All in all this is a tour well worth it. I already was aware the house was not the original but ...

I agree with the other posts, yes it is expensive to go here; however, it is the same price as the majority of the plantations around Charleston. Compared to the other plantations, this place was worth the money.
I Loved Boone Hall. My husband and I had a great time. I thought the whole experience was excellent.
I thoroughly enjoyed taking a ...

If you loved the mini series North & South this is a must see. The grounds are magnificant but the house itself was a little disappointing. Lots to see on the grounds so you need to take time for a trip like this. They have a farm stand off the property that was well worth the stop before we headed to Hilton Head

My family and I Loved Boone Hall. After doing much reseach and visiting other plantations in the area, we found the best value in Boone Hall. The other plantations in the area charge upwards of $40.00 per person to do everything. At Boone Hall everything (except tram tour) was included in admission. House was built in 1935 but according to all the ...

After paying an expensive fee, we took the tour and found out we couldn't tour the house, only 3 rooms. Not the original house, slave cabins don't even look authentic. Grounds were pretty, but we can see a nice lawn and gardens in Ohio where we're from. Disappointed...

The website boasts of tours, restaurant, gift shop, butterflies and more. As we approached the plantation, we tuned in to the radio informaton channel, with enticing advertising about the home, property, restaurant, gift shop, etc. What was actually available for $14.50 per person: a 20 minute tour of the 1st floor of the home (4 rooms). The ...

After visiting several plantations in the area...this one is my favorite.
It offers several unique attractions that no other plantation in the area has.
First, the famous Avenue Of Oaks is absolutely breathtaking. As you walk under the oaks you cannot help but feel a reverance towards the place...the trees are so awesome. The lady at the Gullah ...

My husband and I had a great time. We would have paid more if they had ask. This is a beautful part of history. Will go back again.

It's a beautiful place. People very nice. I came from NJ to participate in the Civil War event--very enjoyable.The four of us that came to participate were the only REAL Yankees there which was fine. Found over abundence of Yankee this & Yankee that; we want to send you home quick & to be a crankie Yankee & similar such nonsence ...