This is a little escape that offers so much in so little space…read more The pier is long and scenic with a beautiful view of Folly River. The park is used for holiday lights, markets and concerts. There are a few benches and swings to relax. There are two restrooms. Even tables to sit and eat. We've even seen band practice a few times. Solid chill park!!!!

This pier has been updated and is typically open during daylight hours now and it worth a walk out…read moreto the end over the marsh. The bathrooms seem to be open more often now and have been painted, so look neat. Not as nice or as big as the Folly main pier but still a nice walk.

Really nice campground in the middle of the city (almost) if you are visiting Chas is just a short…read moredrive to downtown Chas. Also a short drive to McLeod Plantation. Full hoockups in all sites. The Park gets busy during the Holidays for the lights display and it is the added bonus to be able to walk around and see the art

Fun fact - James Island County Park is home to the only lead climbing wall in Charleston. And an…read moreeven cooler fun fact - that climbing wall is completely outdoors! My husband and I have recently gotten into rock climbing, and we decided to bring our gear along with us on a trip to Charleston. We did some research, and found this hidden gem of a spot, located inside the Outdoor Zone of the beautiful James Island County Park. A climbing pass will run you $15, and it's an extra $8 if you need shoes and a harness. Online reservations are recommended, but you can walk-up as well. Note that you also have to pay a fee of $2 a person to get into the park itself. Our group of four was scheduled for a 5-7 PM climb on a Thursday, and we practically had the space to ourselves, except for the on-site climbing team. Lucas was helpful, and gave us a quick walk-thru of the space and their on-site rules. They use the figure-eight knot rather than carabiners for their belay routes, but they have several auto-belays of varying difficulties! When you get to the top of the main wall, it's a surreal experience. You are literally the same height as the trees! I'd happily return the next time I'm in the area, and highly recommend the James Island climbing wall to anyone who's looking for something fun and active to do outdoors!

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.

If you really want to hear about it, I suppose they call it the Town of Mount Pleasant Dog Park,…read moreits on Rd. Ive heard it calledvRifle Range Dog Park when i lived there, or depending on which stupid sign you're looking at. And right off the bat, they've got all these official looking metal signs posted everywhere, therebis a lot of signs and i read them all, stain on me if i break a rule. They put up a big sign that says "SMALL DOGS" right on the fence, as if the small dogs give a damn about reading signs or care which side of the chain-link fence they're supposed to stand on. My big dogs love small dogs and hate big dogs, how peculiar is that? ​And then there's this ridiculous notice from the Mount Pleasant Waterworks that practically apologizes for existing. It literally tells you that the place is right next to a wastewater treatment plant, and that "at times, odors from this plant can be less than appealing," but "unfortunately, those odors cannot be eliminated." That killed me. I mean, at least they're honest about the smell, but it's just so depressing when people try to sound all polite and formal while telling you the whole place smells like sewage. ​They've got rules posted all over the place, too. Endless lists of stupid things you can and can't do, like everybody's going to read a giant essay on a fence before letting their hound run around. But the dogs don't care about any of it. There was this one collie just sitting out on the dirt trail in the woods, looking around like he was the only genuine thing in the whole damn state of South Carolina. Dogs are alright, mostly. They don't act fake or pretend to be something they're not, unlike the people who put up fifty rules and a giant sign warning you about bad smells. ​Anyway, if you like walking around in the woods near a water plant with a bunch of chain-link fences and warning signs everywhere, it's fine, I guess. It just depresses the hell out of me.

This is a really nice, secret park for dog right in the middle of Mt. Pleasant! I am happy this…read morelocation is here and know that people enjoying using it. It features a small dog and large dog side hidden away under the trees. The place is nice and stays shaded during the hot sun, but it is in the woods somewhat so I might suggest bringing bug spray for mosquitos and gnats. This park is great for pups to run and plan, but be aware that it is not always populated, so you cannot guarantee that others will be there. I have always had pleasant experiences at this park, but I will say that I don't always feel the most comfortable going there alone as you have to walk a bit in some trees on a trail before finding the fenced in play area. Personally, I always bring someone with me when I go. DIRECTIONS: If this is your first time going, give yourself some time to find where it is! You have to turn off Rifle Range into the Waterworks facility. Then, follow the signs (to the right) all the way to the end of the road. Keep looking for the dog park signs (or a sign for Marsh View Trail, which passes through the dog park), and note that it is somewhat hard to find. You know you are there when you find a "dead end." Cars are generally parallel parked, if there are any there. On the right-hand side are trees (and you can see houses/a neighborhood through them) and on the left-hand side is a metal fence and stuff presumably for the waterworks. Once you park and start headed to the park, you will have to walk just a tad until you get there. (I took pics and posted in my Yelp review if it's helpful). Enjoy!

My dog loves coming here! It's only $2 to get into the main park and then you can enjoy any parts…read moreof the park included. The dog park does have a small dog and a large dog location. The large dog park is connected to the lake and there is no fence in between the lake and the park so make sure if your dog likes water to bring a towel! There are a couple picnic benches that are underneath trees and poop bag stations at the front of the park. There's tons of room for the dogs to play and run, but no obstacles around just grass and dirt.

Only GOD loves you more than your DOG! #ReflectDogs Love &…read moreForgiveness It's hard to understand why this is it rated as a 5 star dog park? It means somebody didn't like it? But that's somebody certainly wasn't a dog nor anyone that actually loved the dog. This place is amazing!! Although it is $2 per person to get in to the park it is well worth it. They have multiple places where they can go swim in the lake, they have acres and Acres of just open area to run on, they've got trees and bushes to run in and out of and you and I have plenty of places in the shade to sit and watch it.

New to the area snd came to check the park out before bringing the dogs. Its huge and looks…read morefantastic! Tons of trees and shaded areas and different grounds to walk on and sniff. Almost looked like you are in the woods which dogs will love. 3 sep fenced areas is great.

Our first adventure to Bees Landing dog park, and we will definitely be returning. There was so…read moremuch space for the dogs to run they probably feel as if they were not even fenced in. There is a smaller grassy enclosure for the small dogs and an enclosure for water play. It had recently rained so, unfortunately, there was mud in the main enclosure. Definitely follow everyone's instructions to continue towards the dumpsters in the back to find it. They could us better signage. Looking forward to returning to exhaust my 11 month old lab.

Nice dogs! Nice owners! My puppy had a lot of fun here…read more The park was clean and easy to find. The whole area is very dog friendly

Searching for True Love & Forgiveness? Talk to GOD and get a…read moreDOG! #ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness What an incredible little dog park!! It is absolutely perfect!! When you consider it's on a little island and it's in the middle of some pretty high-dollar homes, the fact that they continue to use the space for a dog park is awesome!! The dog park itself has a very nice brick walkway entry as long as you're going into the big dog park, to get to the small one you have to walk across the sand! There are two separate watering facilities as well as one in the double-gated entry area. The small dog park is basically just a long rectangle with nothing in it. But the big dog park has some agility items as well as a few trees and what appears to be benches that are meant to seat either tall medium or short people? The actual dog park is mostly sand but grass has grown in in a few spots to take over. It is definitely well taken care of and you can park real real close

Another glorious fall day at Beachwalker with Lenox. It was Emmie's first time at the beach! She…read morewas SO excited! I am thankful every day that we rescued her! The girls had the absolute BEST time running, playing, getting dirty, getting wet and living their best beach life! So beautiful and dog-friendly!

Kiawah's beachwalker county park happens to be the nearest as well as the best beach located…read moreclosest to Charleston, SC. Arrived during March which is void of lifeguards and with 60° of water surface temperature. Obviously, sunbathing and strolling the sand while birdwatching is the favorite pastime. However, be prepared if visiting during hightide as the amount of walkable sand is scarce. I was impressed that the Restrooms and changing area were clean and immaculate. Although showers were plentiful, there needed to have some within closed door locations for those seeking complete privacy.

Absolute beautiful park in Mt.P for a quick visit or for an all day play date. Located underneath…read morethe Ravenel Bridge, on can have amazing views of Sunset on the water. There is a large playground for kiddos, different areas of seating around the grounds and a lovely long pier out to the harbor. Parking is easy and available under the bridge or across the street. There is also an amazing additional park that just opened by this additional parking. That part has basketball courts, work-out equipment, and two different enclosed dog parks.

The scavenger hunt was an excellent experience. The views were amazing of the harbor. The multiple…read moreoutdoor activities are great for all ages! The entire park is epic!

This is an awesome playground, never crowded, walking distance to the beach (East side) and Bert's…read more The playground is pirate themed, with paintings, a lighthouse, a pirate ship, a tire swing, and a climbing dome. Super fun place for my 5 year old, he requests to go to this park specifically :) There are also tennis courts attached so bring your racquets. Parking is designated on the side, and free of course which is great. There's also a wooden seat around a big tree and a gazebo for parents to relax. Wonderful park! Take your kiddos!

Clean bathrooms with baby changing stations, a water bottle refill station and kids play equipment…read morein the shade? Yes please!