Love this park. I am a gold pass member and for a nominal fee get access to all the county parks…read morewhich there are tons of. The park is pristine and there are grills and picnic areas along with shaded areas, bathrooms, snack bar and great handicap accessible walkways to the beach. They even have family changing areas. The beach is not littered with cigarettes or trash and people are very respectful. I like that dogs are allowed. Sometimes they must be on leash and at other not so busy times, they are allowed off. I loved them all. I miss my dog so much. The gate people are so nice and the parking is easy. I'm not saying that is true in the summer, you just have to plan on going early. I'm so glad to be here. Just staring at the ocean brings me a sense of peace and calmness that I need. This world has been filled with turbulence these days. I wish we could all go sit by the ocean. This is a nice one to visit. I didn't even bring my phone. I have been to prettier beaches, but this one just exudes a nice, friendly feeling and people are willing to have conversations with you. I like that.

What an unforgettable weekend getaway! This was a spontaneous, "last-minute" trip, and I couldn't…read morebe happier we decided to go. I usually avoid the beach during holidays, knowing the potential challenges, but this time was different--it was absolutely worth it. We arrived at the paid parking area earlier than the official opening time of 9:00 AM--around 8:15 AM--and to our delight, they had a "soft, early" opening for Memorial Day. There was no line, no waiting, and the parking attendant we interacted with was incredibly welcoming and helpful. The staff was truly outstanding, taking care of everything for us. They carried and set up our beach umbrella and chair rental right on the sand, making our arrival stress-free and seamless. The view was spectacular as always--this beach never disappoints. We spent hours, 6 to be exact, watching the tides ebb and flow, completely immersed in the beauty of the ocean. The atmosphere was refreshingly peaceful and incredibly family-friendly. Even when it briefly rained, it only added to the charm of the day. After all, as the saying goes, "a rainy day at the beach is better than a sunny day at work," and it couldn't be more true. If I could rate this beach higher than 5 stars, I absolutely would. It was a perfect day filled with relaxation, natural beauty, and wonderful service. We're already looking forward to our next visit!

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 our favorite spot to take the pup for a walk. It is quiet, serene and beautiful. A quick…read moreway to get 1.5 miles under your belt while being surrounded by nature. Various birds like to hang out in the marsh area. There are often other pups and children that we meet along our walks as well. With that said, I would highly recommend going with someone else as there were a few times I encountered some questionable individuals in the secluded, gravel area past the boardwalk. The sunsets are stunning and you will often see fiddler crabs crossing your path. Simply gorgeous!

This is a nice little park along the Stono River. Very accessible and easy to explore. The…read morewalking path is wide with the first 1/3 asphalt. The second 1/3 is composite decking on a raised boardwalk. The final portion is dirt/crushed gravel. With the exception of the boardwalk it is shaded and most of what is visible is marsh until you get to the end where the river is visible but not accessible. Worn and clearly well used, nicely maintained and clean. Great place for a relaxing stroll.

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.

This mostly residential island offers a trail with boardwalk on the waterfront. It runs between…read moresome parks and offers a good set of views. It was well attended during my visit. There are wilder and more interesting places to go nearby, but if you just want a nice walk this is it.

Charleston is a great place for runners to live, because you can run year-round here and the area…read moreoffers a lot of local races and events. Everyone knows about the Cooper River Bridge, but the Daniel Island trails are one of Charleston running's best-kept secrets. The Daniel Island trails are not technical or muddy, but soft and packed. This is great if you're injury-prone or just want to give your legs a break from harder surfaces like the bridge, which can be rough on your knees/legs. Wooden boardwalk style bridges break up the trails, and if you're looking for a run or walk with a view, this is it. You won't find many roots or limbs, and there are water fountains. Every time I have been here in the evenings, I have seen others running, walking, biking, or walking dogs on the trail. I feel like it is a very safe place to run or walk, but as always, be aware of your surroundings. Another big advantage in the summer months: the trails are shaded and you get a breeze from the river.

The best and beautiful place in Hanahan, SC 29410 Please…read moreensure to visit and it is awesome... This is close to Railroad This is also to other entrance of Trident Technical college You can come through Hanahan road also

Simple park with a loading dock free to the public. The Goose Creek reservoir houses some wildlife…read moreas seen with my attached image so it was pleasant to observe that. There a handful of softball, soccer, baseball fields but reserved for those in leagues or teams. However, there were some netted batting "cages" where folks can practice their swing. The walking path leads to the Hanahan amphitheater. A playground is tucked near the forest area so that's an option for the kiddos.

I can honestly say that this was probably my favorite part of my stay at Folly Beach area of SC…read more This area offered so much more to look at and explore. It was also where I picked up most of my shells and a bit of sand that I ended up taking home. It was comprised of the lighthouse view/area as well as the other connecting part of the shore where all of the stilt houses and condos are located right on the beach. Much farther beyond that was the pier and eventually the designated county park area. I really wish I could've afforded to stay at one of the places near the lighthouse, because that would've been perfection. I can't imagine the pounding and storm surge they endure during a severe storm or or hurricane, but they seem absolutely seem sublime during any other time. I stayed at a condo up the road that was only a very short distance (4 minute drive at the most) from the pier/beach/lighthouse. During the last few days I was visiting I was able to get up super early in the morning and catch the sunrise. It was beyond beautiful and deeply moving. I just can't remember seeing a sunrise like that for a very long time. It was an unobstructed and unencumbered view. The only thing that separated me from the sunrise was the distant horizon of the sea. How blessed and lucky are the people that live near that area. To be able to take advantage of that glorious part of nature is truly a slice of heaven on this earth. The lighthouse area was really cool because it had a lot of deadwood structures sticking out of the sand on the beach. The lighthouse from what I understand is inoperable. That's a shame. It sits way out into the water at quite a distance, but it sure is still cool to view. The only thing that was curious and a little bit disappointing was all of the graffiti that was plastered all over the cement walkway road that led to the lighthouse. With that said, a bigger eyesore was seeing more graffiti on the beautiful line of rocks on the beach. Many of those had spray paint on them too. There was also a cement foundation ruin that was strewn with graffiti. I'm not sure what it's purpose was previously. I attempted to concentrate on the rest of the beauty, and just tried to ignore that unfortunate part. Overall I found the area by the lighthouse extremely peaceful and meditative.

Beautiful scenery. make sure your parked COMPLETELY off the road, or else a fine will be ticketed…read moreto your car. You have to park in front of people's houses, which sucks. The walk to the beach where you can see the light house, is nice. Chalk and paint cover the asphalt walking trail, some are amazing. Once you're at the beach, you'll enjoy the view. In that area, the fort Wagner sits under water, the old confederate gun battery, a gruesome civil war battle field, where the 54th Massachusetts charged which is depicted in the movie glory.

This is a beautiful, small lake near Harleston Village. There are plenty of free two-hour parallel…read moreparking spots in front of the lake on Halsey Blvd (across from Lockwood Drive). The park includes green space, a walkway, and a pier head with a floating dock for crabbing/fishing.

We entered the park from Bull St on to Halsey via bicycle. I was instantly drawn to signs in the…read morepark, which I almost always stop to read. The first one told me about the importance of marshland, but was hard to read because it was very faded. The second, more solid and legible sign / plaque, gave us a history of how the park got it's name and who she was. The views from this end of the park are nice and you can see the new construction of the Children's Center and the Marina along Lockwood Blvd. Pelicans could be see diving in to the water for breakfast, so we stopped to watch that for a minute. Benches are available for sitting if you are so inclined. Overall, a nice quaint park for sitting and meditating.