now part of the Palmetto Trail that spans the entire state. 1979 – Coastal Carolina Council sells Camp Gregg to investors. 1980s - The Coastal Carolina Council office was moved from downtown Charleston to off of Sam Rittenburg Boulevard. 2017 – The Council office was again moved to its new location at 9297 Medical Plaza Drive in North Charleston after the sale of the Highway 7 property. Camps Camp Ho Non Wah Camp Ho Non Wah is located on Wadmalaw Island at the intersection of the Bohicket River and the Fickling Creek, both tidal bodies of water. Ho Non Wah means the Land of the Rising and Falling Waters. In the 1980s the camp underwent a facelift, as many of its buildings were dated from the 1940s. The Bailey plantation house has never been destroyed, though, and has been converted to a permanent home for the OA lodge. Camp Moultrie Camp Moultrie is located on Lake Moultrie just outside Moncks Corner. The Camp is available for year round use, and offers a great opportunity for Boy Scout water front activities (Sailing, Kayaking, Canoeing, Swimming). Local councils of the Boy Scouts of America Southern Region (Boy Scouts of America) Youth organizations based in South Carolina