Beautiful park with amazing views! Great dock a lot of people fish from or just watch a bunch of…read morecrabs at low tide. Great for kids.

Really cute pocket park! They had picnic tables, a grill and a small amount of playground equipment…read moreand were dog friendly. I'm sure most people who don't live in the neighborhood probably don't even know it exists.

Captain Brad was an excellent fisherman. Funny dude too. We limited out on sea trout and caught a…read moreton of black sea bass, a redfish and a whiting out of Bohicket. Will book again without hesitation next time we visit Kiawah.

Not into fishing? Capt Brad doesn't care! The sunset cruise is the perfect way to spend your…read moreevening! Brad and his wife, Angela were the perfect host for our girls night. Great information about the area as well as the waters. With our own wine and cheese (ice provided) we spent a beautiful evening and even saw several dolphins. Don't miss out on this one!!

Great park. Not busy unless there is soccer. The playground is in full sun much of the time…read moreunfortunately and there is a creek right by the playground, so bring bug spray. Great trails, easy parking and clean bathrooms by the playground.

If you are looking for a beautiful park to visit, check out West Ashley Park…read more So beautiful! There are softball fields, a kids play grounds, plenty of hiking trails and a beautiful large lake and dock. We spent a few hours hiking the trails. They are well maintained and the views are breath taking. The lake is large and beautiful and looks to house several species of fish. There is a board walk and two floating docks on each side for shore fishing. We plan to come back with our kayaks for a day of fishing. There are picnic tables and a few BBQ grills. Perhaps a picnic lunch and then kayaking. The park is dog friendly with a leash. Lots of people walking and enjoying the quiet scenery and fall weather. You won't want to pass up West Ashley Park.

Shem Creek has multiple restaurants and Bars with great food and drinks. Both staff and people…read morevisiting are all very cool Because everyone is having a Awsome time. We even saw some dolphins with drinks in hand

Great views. Great place to go for a walk and enjoy the scenery and the view of the bay…read more Restaurants close by.

Great day of fishing with Capt. Lindsay. Very well organized, great attitude, very helpful and…read morepatient with our kids. Will definitely be back.

Fantastic day in the Charleston harbor. Lindsay is a great captain and host. She was both…read moreknowledgeable and hospitable, and ready to make sure we had a wonderful time on the water. We'll be booking time with her on all our visits to Charleston.

This is a beautiful nature preserve with several miles of trails through gorgeous woods and a…read morecypress swamp. We've found so many different birds here, including prothonotary warblers, northern parulas, hairy woodpeckers, and more. There is a boardwalk over a pond where wood storks nest - it's off limits a few months a year. It's a peaceful and quiet place to hike. I wish there were bathrooms though.

Beautiful fall weather in Charleston, so decided to get some sunshine and fresh air while being one…read morewith nature at Dungannon Heritage nature preserve. The preserve is located off of SC highway #162 near Hollywood. Entrance to the preserve is free. This is a dog friendly park, so feel free to bring your fur babies! This is a beautiful park spanning 643- acres. There are several scenic trails that wander along the property. Bring your camera as there is a lot to see. The preserve has been set up to provide feeding and roosting areas for a variety of birds, Wood storks, Great Egrets and Blue Herons. You may also see alligators, deer and squirrels along the way. The trails are well maintained and clearly marked. There is not a restroom or picnic tables at this park. However, there is a gorgeous 300- foot boardwalk with an observation deck overlooking the swamp/pond. I had a picnic lunch here as I watched an alligator sun bathe and fish jump. It was so peaceful. If you are looking for a few hours to get back to nature and see beautiful views and some wildlife, you need to add Dungannon to your "Must See" list.

When I've paid $350 for a family outing, and I express concern about lightning and thunder, I don't…read morewant either of the follwing responses: 1. You're not very outdoorsy, are you? 2. There's only one captain on this boat. I make the decisions. I heard both of those responses from this rude and inconsiderate "Captain". This good ol' boy has no regard for his customers, for women, or for the frightened 8-year-old child who was seasick. He ignored clear signs of trouble (like lightning and thunder) claiming "it's blowing out to sea" (and it wasn't). He placed us in danger and it made for a miserable day. Charging clients $120/hour but not caring a whit what they think or say? Wow. That's nice work if you can get it, and this clown does. But not from us again. We're chalking that $350 loss up to a lesson learned.

We have fished on all different size charter boats from San Diego to Cape Cod. Our family had the…read moreopportunity to fish with Capt. Rob Bennett on 7/6/17 and had a great time. Now, with water temps in the mid to high 80's it's not a great time to fish in SC. The only thing really biting at this time of year are the sharks. Knowing this, we decided to go out and have some fun pulling on some black tips and lemons. Those black tips are a blast to catch! Capt. Rob knows exactly what he is doing and helped us have a fabulous day. He is well known in the area and is a fine captain. He worked his butt off all day to get and keep us on the fish and my whole family left with great memories and sore arms (that's a good thing). We are looking forward to seeing him again the next time we are in the Kiawah area.

We wanted to visit a beach while in SC, this one was one of the top beaches when we searched. I…read morechose the park since it had bathrooms, a showering area and snack bar. I'll add that I wanted to rent chair and umbrella. I did learn you have to do that prior to going down to the beach because they are not able to read cards. It wasn't too crowded on a Thursday afternoon 3pm. My grand had a great time. The pier is about 2.4 miles down the beach and you can see it from the park. Life guard is on duty till 6:30 and they leave chairs and umbrella till about sundown. You can remain however long . They are currently 15.$ chair and 25$ for the umbrella. We didn't get anything from the snack bar so not sure what they have or prices. Plenty of parking it seems at least at the time I went and it was $15 and I was told I could come and go with my receipt. There is a ramp for handicap accessibility . It was a very nice day trip.

What a GREAT BEACH south east of Charleston. Talk about a laid back scene, with great bars and…read moreeateries. Golf carts are welcomed on the local streets allowing for easy beach and eatery access especially if you don't have beach from accomodations. There are several public beach access points that do require paid parking in the near proximity. ***There is also free street parking if you dont mind the walk. There is also a state beach park on the south end of Folly thata really nice with showers, rest rooms, gift shop and etc. last best thing about Folly is they allow wind shades such as Shibumi. Go check out Folly, you won't be disappointed. I promise!

There was plenty of parking. We were able launch the boat…read morewith no waiting in line. Boat ramps are well maintained. If you are driving a vehicle without a trailer, don't park in the trailer parking spaces. You will get a ticket. The only downside side is there are no restroom facilities at the launch. Weekends are extremely busy so we try to go out on a week day.

I came here as a volunteer to help build an oyster reef near the boat landing. As an avid eater of…read moreall things oyster, I felt that it was my responsibility to volunteer and give back to the oysters that give me so much joy. Dozens of volunteers showed up this day with the help of the DNR to build this new oyster reef. As for the boat landing, I saw all shapes and sizes of boats come in and out of the water. There is plenty of parking for boats and trailers. I will say that if you plan on turning left when getting out of the parking lot, be patient. It's probably easier to turn right and loop around the neighborhood, and you'll get to explore the wonderful area that is Folly Beach.

Incredible experience with a private sunset sail. Captain Scott and Madde were knowledgeable and…read morefriendly, and we trusted them almost immediately. Would do it again in a heartbeat.

My wife and I had an amazing trip with Capt Scott and his deckhand Grace. We did a harbor cruise,…read moreand it was a great experience. Scott runs a very tight operation, is very knowledgeable about the area, and is a great person to have a conversation with. Grace was also a very knowledgeable sailor, and very attentive to our every need. I highly recommend a trip with Charleston Sailing Charters. We will definitely be back. Connor T.