Harry Hampton Visitor Center
Stop by the visitor center for a quick introduction to Congaree National Park before venturing into the park.
Plan Around Harry Hampton Visitor Center
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Harry Hampton Visitor Center Details
A stop into the Harry Hampton Visitor Center upon your arrival at Congaree National Park will provide a quick introduction to the park. Inside, you'll find maps and brochures to help you plan your visit, as well as an introductory film. The museum-quality exhibit area will introduce you to what you may see during your time in the park, and park rangers and volunteers can tell you about the activities offered during your visit. The gift shop can also be found within the visitor center, and this is where you'll find the park's parking lot, restrooms, and picnic tables.
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Longleaf Trail (#8)
Access the Longleaf Campground via the Longleaf Trail (#8).
