We had a lovely picnic from the nearby Wendy's here. This 21 acre park includes a recreation…read morecomplex with gymnasium, game room, weight room, club room, arts & crafts room and kitchen. That's currently closed because of COVID. The outside facilities are open and accessible. Two lighted baseball fields, one lighted softball field, two tennis courts, playground and a covered picnic shelter. When we arrived, a family of grandchildren were playing on the playground with their grandparents. We were alone in the picnic shelter which had six tables, grill and trash bins. Plenty of parking and easy access right back to the Interstate. [Review 14343 overall, 1667 of 2020, number 711 in South Carolina.]

Sesquicentennial state park is beautiful! They have 4 trails, including one trail (Sandhills trail)…read morethat loops around the lake, which makes for some great photos during sunrise or sunset. They have a little visitor center when you can buy a bunch of souvenirs, snacks, and can get a stamp in your SC state parks passport. If this review was solely on the trails and beauty, it would be a 5/5 but unfortunately the campsite brings it down a bit. The campsite is on the larger side, and has 3 bathhouses to accommodate the area (close to you). You are given the basics like a picnic table & fire ring. Sites 1-29 have 20/30/50 amps, and 36-84 have 20/30 amp electric hookups. Sites 1-9 are full service (also have sewer). These sites do not give you a lot of privacy, and it seems like they built as many sites as they could in a confined area instead of spreading the sites out a bit to give the camper a bit more privacy. The bathhouses are clean, but are very dated and are in desperate need of a renovation. If you are not a camper, you will be charged an entrance fee of $6 if you are an adult, $3.75 for seniors (65+), or $3.50 for children (6-15). Overall, a 5/5 for the beauty of the park and amenities outside of the campsite, but 2/5 for the campsite itself.

Convenient location but lacking the amenities or cleanliness that RV'ers have come to expect from a…read moreState Park. Most sites require leveling so bring plenty of wood to accommodate. Also, I was shocked to learn that my restrooms had only one (1) shower and/or toilet.

I have been to this park a few times to play kickball. It is clean, and it is usually crowded in…read morethe parking lot from parents watching their child's practices, or just from people using what the park has to offer. I've never been inside, so I am not sure what it may be like in there.

Nice park with benches, shaded picnic tables, bathrooms in the rec center, baseball diamonds, and a…read moreplayground. Every day we went, there have been other kids to play with. It's always a diverse group and everyone is welcoming and kind, except Preston. He says some very mean things to one of the kids.

A woodsy oasis in an urbanesque environment. I walked the Firebreak and the Spiderwoman trails,…read moreboth about 4 miles. Very popular with mountain bikers, mostly with good cycling etiquette. Saw a million squirrels and five bird species.

This is a great spot for hiking, trail running, and mountain biking. Great trails with lots of tree…read morecover to keep you cool. Some nice views of the river and you can dial up as much challenge as you desire.

This has always been one of my favorite spots in Irmo. It's a calm and beautiful park with plenty…read moreof space to take a walk, have fun with your kids, have a picnic, read a book, meet a friend, and more. It's tranquil and most everyone who goes there is very friendly. Green grass, gorgeous trees, a stream, and fresh air. Amazing spot in Irmo! It's also the site of the annual Cherry Blossom Festival. Always worth a visit!

Beautiful small town park. Stop by in early April to see the amazing cherry blossoms in full bloom.read more

BEWARE: Pool hours on website are not always correct and even if you call to confirm hours with…read moresomeone does not mean they are correct. Called to confirm date and hours of operation. We were told they were opened that particular day and time. Got there with a busload of kids from local children's home and they were closed to the public. Unacceptable!!

I'm pretty pleased with this small water park. The fees are a little high, but it's good fun for…read morethe whole family, including the toddler. I don't see a snack bar and that is missing, but overall, a nice place. They have lots of umbrellas, lifeguards, and several places to sit.

Nice and close to the highway. Great green space and playground options. A pond with a fountain and…read morea lots going on every time we have stopped.

I visited the Irmo Community Park today to attend the 47th Okra Festival. This is a two day…read morefestival. I was a vendor this year, this was a huge success. Lots of foot traffic and people visiting my table. It is a very well maintained public park, and they have paved walking paths. There is also a hard standing building in the park that has both a male and female restrooms. Bathroom where maintained and clean. This park also has plenty of trees which allows you to excercise under the shade of the trees. Lots of vendors selling a large variety of items and food. Check the website for the entertainment line up. Security and the ambulance where in site for our safety, very much appreciated. This will be a yearly event for me to attend.

The scope of the canal here is quite impressive and to me, reminiscent of the canal that runs into…read morethe heart of Washington DC, as this one is from around the same time and has a notable aesthetic similarity. This one doesn't go all the way to the mountains, but you could easily spend a day on it on foot, and biking and boating are options as well. The infrastructure was good, and multiple open bathrooms and water fountains were available. The paths were generally quite wide (as former towpaths) and had plenty of space for bikes and pedestrians to share, with a couple of interesting exceptions. I didn't do any tours, but I expect the history is worth pursuing.

AUGUSTA, GA: known for the Masters Golf Tournament, the city of Augusta is also a charming town…read morefull of restaurants, shops, history, and a beautiful river walk. It is a great area to walk the pup, enjoy outdoor dining, find a small business for a unique souvenir, and see the Savannah River! With relatively mild temperatures in the fall and winter, it is a great time to visit! The summers are hot, hot, hot!

Nice little park/sports complex. They have about 10 soccer…read morefields set up with a small play area in the middle. Bring your own chairs if you want to sit and watch a game or practice. There is ample parking.