South Carolina's enormous preserved lands cover 90,000 acres, from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the ocean's sandy dunes. Explore its state parks for a multitude of outdoor fun and historical sites!
The South Carolina State Parks Bucket Journal has individual pages for 116 state parks, historic sites, and historic districts. Camp overnight at lots of these spots, or just enjoy a day trip - the choice is yours!
This bucket journal stands apart! It helps you craft your own unique adventure in any of the state parks or historic sites you visit. Immerse your family in a world of outdoor exploration and discovery. Strengthen bonds and create lifelong memories together. Engage in interactive activities designed for families that love the outdoors.
How to Use Your South Carolina State Parks Bucket Journal
Parks that offer camping or overnight accommodations are on green pages.
Plan your park exploration before you go, then document it all on the right side of the spread.
Use the website URL to research the state park and prepare for the fun to come.
The right page leaves plenty of room for jotting down experiences and musings about your park stay.
Parks that are Day Use Area Only are on teal pages.
Day-trip parks are still a great adventure, even if you can't kick back and relax.
From overnight park visits to day excursions, the Bucket Journal will capture the magic of Missouri's state parks!
Historic Areas are on blue pages.
Page 1 is for writing about the area's past and plotting your places to visit.
Click the URL for a guide to local attractions! Plus, plan a budget for the adventure.
On Page 2, track your discoveries—from unforgettable eateries to memorable museums toured.
