Congaree National Park, preserving South Carolina’s floodplain ecosystem, is easily accessible yet challenging to plan a visit due to variable water levels affecting hiking and boating activities. With the main attractions being Boardwalk Loop Trail, Cedar Creek for boating, and a seasonal fireflies display, the park is recommended as a secondary destination for those nearby or interested in serene, natural landscapes and kayaking—best visited outside the bug-heavy summer months. Despite ranking low in park visitations, its natural charm and unique traits make it a worthwhile visit for specific interests.
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