Ladson, Census-designated place in Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties, United States.
Ladson is a locality that stretches across three counties in South Carolina and sits between larger cities like Summerville and North Charleston. The area consists mostly of residential neighborhoods with single-family homes.
The name comes from the Ladson family, who settled in the area and became known in Charleston's merchant community. The settlement grew from this early presence into the modern residential area it is today.
The population of 15,550 residents represents a diverse mix of White, African American, and Hispanic communities living in suburban neighborhoods.
Interstate 26 and U.S. Route 78 provide direct connections to the Charleston metropolitan area, making travel easy for visitors. This location works well as a base for exploring both the local area and nearby cities.
The area maintains a population density of 2,572 people per square mile while preserving its suburban character with 68 percent owner-occupied housing.
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