Dewees Island Book Club
The Dewees Island Book Club is another example of what makes the community of Dewees unique and special. It's run by volunteers and meets at Huyler House, usually on a…
Property Owners Annual Meeting: Great times in bad weather
In the coldest POA weekend we can remember, hardy souls braved the elements to turn out for a great meeting on the island. We treasured a chance to spend time…
Dewees Island Fishing featured in Guy Harvey magazine
Dewees Island Fishing was featured in Guy Harvey Magazine. Check out this article written by a friend of Alex Pasquini's. There were stories all around that day, about how great…
Fishing Rodeo Well Underway
Dewees Island is a fabulous location for fishing, and catching your own is one way to avoid the sort of fish fraud detailed in yesterday's article in the New York…
Curt Salisbury Publishes Calendar for Jake McGuire Savage Foundation
Curt, one of the dedicated deckhands on the Dewees Ferry, is a very talented photographer. We have mentioned his talents before, in this post about his pelican photo, and in…
Living on Dewees
The Dewees Island Blog is focused on "Nature, News and Neighbors on Charleston's Natural Barrier Island Community". The Fairchild clan moved to Dewees Island, Charleston, SC full time. To document…
Skywatching: Mosquito planes and Meteors
There's a lot to look up for on Dewees Island today. This morning the familiar yellow plane is swooping over the impoundment and we're always glad to see that pilot…
Dewees Island featured in Charleston Style and Design Magazine
Dewees Island's pristine beach is featured as the backdrop for a photo shoot in this month's Charleston Style and Design magazine. In May, we were delighted to host a crew…
New Transportation video
This video is an update of our transportation video. If you want to tell your guests or renters how to catch the ferry, you can just send them a link…
April Birding Update
One great thing about our big year birding contest is that it has forced me to be more specific in my birding. No more glancing at a bird and assuming…