In 1718, a 500 acre plot of land was granted to a family on the outskirts of the bustling new village of Georgetown, South Carolina. Construction began on the main house fifty years later, and soon after, Mansfield Plantation blossomed into one of the largest rice plantations in South Carolina.

Today, Mansfield Plantation covers nearly 1,000 acres and is recognized as "one of the most architecturally intact rice plantation in South Carolina." It is a member of the National Register of Historic Places and is now owned and operated by the descendent of the original Parker family owners, John Rutledge Parker, and his wife, Sallie Middleton, Jr

Are you looking for a romantic place to have your wedding or honeymoon?

Why not stay with us at Serendipity Inn. We have experience with helping plan and host intimate weddings of groups up to 31 people.

Come to The Cypress Inn where we are dedicated to your comfort and care. Every effort is made to provide a warm and welcoming oasis for you - away from your hectic world. At the Inn you can totally unwind and renew your energies.

You can walk to the downtown shops or fine restaurants of Conway, stroll along the Riverwalk or stay put on our porch lined with Carolina rockers. You can see one of the many wonderful shows minutes away in Myrtle Beach or experience the South Carolina beaches. There are so many things for you to experience. You will find that this is the perfect place for couples and groups to enjoy a mini-vacation with flair!!

The Grove: The Inn on Harlee is a five acre working estate centered by a magnificent Eastlake Victorian manor house. We offer spacious, comfortable and luxurious accommodations, specialty baths, and gourmet breakfasts.

With over two thousand square feet of common areas (including three parlors that are perfect for consultations/meetings), The Grove provides a spectacular setting for luncheons, dinner parties, weddings, and other special events.

The Moore Farm House Bed and Breakfast offers a unique blend of the amenities expected by the discerning traveler with the nostalgia of a time gone by. Built in 1914 on the foundations of the James Moore family’s 1874 home.

You’ll stay in one of the four inviting rooms formerly occupied by the Moore daughters in the early 1900s. Select a book from the well-stocked library, chalk up a cue for a friendly game of pool, or join us in the living room for good conversation or a movie, all in a smoke-free environment.