Went here with some friends the front desk lady was amazing so kind and chill. We got to break a a…read morelot of glass and stuff and when we ran out she quickly got us some more in a matter of minutes.

Wonderful place to break things! Women-run and so much fun :). They have paint parties tooread more

$2 to swim laps from 7a - 4p - say no more! Easy to find, park and jump in the pool. So thankful…read morefor this in our community.

The ladies that work here are really nice. The locker rooms…read moreare sooo gross. The room the pool is in is nice and warm even during the winter. The pool water feels cold when getting in but becomes fine within minutes of full submersion. The little strip of open air between the room the pool is in and the locker room though... Mount Everest-cold during the winter... who the heck designed this situation??!!

They've really done a lot to this area to keep it the same yet providing safe upgrades for the…read morecommunity. I would spend many days growing up walking and fishing and just hanging out here. Again, though it's changed a bit (for the better) it still has that nostalgic. Beautiful views of the Charleston Harbor, Charleston, Mount Pleasant and Sullivan's Island. Great place for walking. Picnicking. Enjoying the salty sea air and the beauty surrounding you day or night.

A great spot for a shorter walk with nice ocean views. There are plenty of spots for fishing out on…read morethe dock. Passed some benches for seating and a water fountain. Parking is available but limited on the street leading up to bridge.

Harmon Field on President Street in Charleston is a great series of athletic fields that are fun to…read moreplay on and well maintained. There is plenty of room to run around here on the 13 acres and get some fresh air. This is a good place to come most parts of the day as one of the fields seems to be open and available. I have had a really good experience coming here over the years.

FIRST of all, I wrote a review back in March 2018 that was deleted for some reason - seems the gym…read morehad two Yelp pages, so it makes me wonder how many other people have reviewed this establishment with their reviews deleted. A quote I love: Do you want to go to a gym that has kids who do gymnastics or one that actually prepares your athlete to be a Gymnast? If you are serious about competitive gymnastics, I would not come to this gym. Also, I felt like the turnover of Recreation instructors and coaches was crazy - they usually don't last more than a few months. In addition, I noticed their coach to gymnast ratio is, at times, 1 coach to approx 20+ competitive girl gymnasts - at the time we left - one coach was attempting to coach ALL 4 events. During competitions, most of the gymnasts came in last place in events, sometimes scoring in the 5-6 range. The owner always claims the girls were improving and doing so well (AS IF we couldn't see that other gyms were much more stellar than this one - the gym should feel embarrassed) - I felt the gym had no organization, along with no real strength and conditioning program - so how will the athletes ever be competitive among other gymnasts? I felt the owner was always claiming they were the best at what they do and had been doing it for 30+ years - I say, if you've coached for that long, by now your team should be amazing. I feel the owner is set in their ways and will never open their mind to the missing opportunities they have. This gym COULD be amazing - it's large enough, but I felt they didn't do anything to improve and move forward into the 21st century. I also felt the competition fees were padded, the owner never communicated to the parents what they were paying for (for instance, last season fees were $800 - with only a few meets and almost all were LOCAL with no overnights - does not make sense). In addition, I feel the overall communication is lacking at this gym. If you do not sit there in the lobby waiting for your child to be done - you will never know what is going on - you have to hope someone relays to you the information. DISCLAIMER: We no longer are paying customers at this gym (since 4-5 months ago) - SO there COULD be some improvement, but I seriously doubt it. **PREVIOUS REVIEW**: To me it seems the management is not looking to grow the gymnastics business as they seem too busy to take phone calls or even return phone calls from prospective clients (which I have seen in person with the phone ringing many times a day and not one person answering it). In my opinion, even though this gym is one of the largest in the area, they struggle to keep up to date with the constant growing competitive sport. I feel they overcharge for their competition fees in an effort to make up for losses in other areas of their business. It looks as if they have no presence on social media to even take constructive feedback or respond back to customers. Their website seems outdated, having information from 2 years ago on the front page. From their website, It seems they are understaffed as they only list 3 people who work there - one Head Coach for gymnastics and 2 Cheer staff - yet they state (in all CAPS) they are the 'Most Qualified Staff in the Charleston Area'. They also state on their website, they offer a National Team, TOPs/Elite training - which I think is misleading - I'd like to see their TOPs/Elite program as I have never experienced a TOPs/Elite program there. They also seem to foster a resentment to other area gyms that, in my opinion, is toxic. They recently hired an admin person for the front desk, which will hopefully bring them more success at responding to customer phone calls/messages.

The boys gymnastics program at Gym Masters is outstanding. My son is progressing so much faster…read morethan he did at his last gym and he loves going to practice. Coach Lynn has developed a solid and fun program that allows boys of all ages to progress at a their own pace. As a former gymnast and coach myself, I highly recommend this gym!

Had a great time with Captain Dave. He made the entire event funny and made sure everyone felt…read moreincluded. We were out in the harbor shark fishing and in addition to some smaller sharks my brother caught a really big red fish!!!! Definitely recommend!

From the owner: Fishing Charters by Charleston Fun Fishing. Our Charleston, SC fishing charter service includes…read moreguided offshore deep sea saltwater fishing as well as inshore fishing and near shore fishing. Captain Dave Yates has been fishing in and around the Charleston, SC area for over 20 years, which means he knows where the fish are! In addition to the finest fishing around Charleston Fun Fishing offers a full service private boat chartering company that can meet all of your recreational boating needs. Charleston Fun Fishing is the perfect choice for sunset and dolphin watching excursions. Whether you are looking for a birthday or anniversary celebration, a bachelor or bachelorette party, or you need the perfect choice for a booze cruise for your friends or co-workers, Captain Dave Yates can meet your needs. Come Get Some!

SHANE IS THE BEST! We booked the shark tour through Kiawah Island and it was a BLAST…read more First of all, we caught 3 sharks in under an hour. Lots of screaming from my sister, my mom and I lol. Shane was really great and wanted everyone to enjoy themselves. My mom even got a bit sea sick and he drove the boat around a bit so that she would start to feel better and she did! We booked this adventure as my bday present and it did not disappoint. May become an annual adventure when we visit Kiawah each summer!

This is not a Charleatonian, this is a yankee who will take you out for a "charter fishing trip"…read moreshe and he ain't know what they're doing , they don't know the water and frankly handle a boat in the harbor unsafely. It's honestly a disgrace to this city and East Bay St. to have such a callous and rude business owners claiming southern heritage and pride safety and fun when they are so so so far from it. Absolutely disgusted with the comments made by these owners aswell, not PC what so ever, I'd even say flat out racist

Theodore S. Stern Student Center at the College of Charleston on on George Street is a great…read morestudent center and event space. This place has many uses from having classrooms and meetings spaces, to having a game room, to having a food court, to having a ball room for events. This place is an older building, but it still works well for its purpose and has a lot of character and history to it. I have always had a positive experience here.

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.