Charleston metro, SC relocation guide
Moving to McClellanville, SC
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About McClellanville
McClellanville (about 600 residents) is a working shrimp-and-fishing village on Jeremy Creek in northeastern Charleston County, the kind of place where the fleet still docks on the main street. It is the gateway to the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge and sits against the Francis Marion National Forest; Bulls Bay oysters and shrimp define the local economy and the dinner table. The town is famously resilient — it took a direct hit from Hurricane Hugo in 1989 and rebuilt.
Home prices in McClellanville
Home prices in McClellanville vary by neighborhood and property type.
Top places in McClellanville
- Jeremy Creek and the working shrimp docks
- Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge
- Francis Marion National Forest trailheads
- Local seafood spots on Pinckney Street
Commuting from McClellanville
- U.S. 17 south to downtown Charleston runs about 45–55 minutes. Mount Pleasant is roughly 30 minutes.
McClellanville FAQs
- What is the housing market like in McClellanville, SC?
Home prices in McClellanville vary by neighborhood and property type. - How is the commute from McClellanville, SC?
U.S. 17 south to downtown Charleston runs about 45–55 minutes. Mount Pleasant is roughly 30 minutes.
Town links
Schools
Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.