Angel Oak

Angel Oak is a tourist attraction, one of the Individual oak trees in Fenwick Crossroads, United States. It is located: 47 km from Charleston, 55 km from North Charleston, 870 km from Charlotte.

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Location

, N32°43'4", W80°4'45". Get directions

Contact

Telephone: (843) 559-3496

Website: www.angeloaktree.org

Open hours
  • Mon-Sat 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
  • Sun 1:00 PM–5:00 PM

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Kevin Brunson
16 March 2017
A must see in Charleston SC. It's simple awe inspiring. Words can't do justice the feeling you'll get walking around and looking at Angel Oak. It should be on everyone's list of things to see.
Ilse vom Kreuz
23 February 2016
Located in a tiny park on John's Island. This is one well-preserved lowcountry treasure worth a visit or two. Arrive early before it gets too crowded.
Tammy Stuck
7 September 2018
Be aware of chiggers. Best to wear longer pants and sleeves. No dogs allowed by the tree - must stay in the picnic area, which is where the chiggers are, especially in the fallen tree moss.
Connor Stengel
24 March 2019
A gorgeous oak tree that is rumored to be the oldest thing on the east coast of the United States. You will be speechless when you see it.
Paula Martin
23 August 2016
Absolutely beautiful! I would recommend going on a weekday when it's less crowded for optimal pictures!
Wanna See It All
7 November 2011
The tree is huge with limbs going everywhere. You have to see it in person to fully appreciate it. Finding could be tough, just have the right coordinates and trust the gps. Its free to check out
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