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.

If you are ever downtown, the pineapple fountain is a must. It is very beautiful and picture worthy…read moreas it is right by the water and vibrant flowers surrounding all around. There are benches throughout the area for seating. You do have a few steps to get to the area.

Waterfront Park is one of Charleston's most popular places to unwind. This ten-acre park overlooks…read moreCharleston Harbor and Cooper River and offers waterfront and off-the-water paths. It is a favorite among Charleston locals and tourists alike. This park is ideal for a sunset picnic or a relaxing stroll, and it only adds to the romantic charm of Charleston. It won the 2007 Landmark Award from the American Society of Landscape Architects, confirming its status as a Charleston treasure. You can stroll through the gardens, walk the esplanade, or spend some time at one of the many fountains. Spanning over 8 acres and located less than a mile north of The Battery, Waterfront Park has become a beloved Charleston fixture. It is home to one of the city's most photographed sites: the pineapple fountain. In Charleston's scorching summer months (and we faced that too), visitors (especially children) can be found cooling off in the shallow water of the fountain. Wide walking paths, dozens of benches, well-manicured green spaces, picturesque Palmetto trees, and a famous Pineapple Fountain adorn the park.

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.

Attended the Sweetgrass Festival at Watefront Park today! Parking was ample, the views are…read morespectacular, it's extremely clean and the local Gullah artisans are masters of their craft. I'm legit obsessed with these baskets if anyone is wondering what to buy me as a gift! Haha! A beautiful park with incredible live music and majestic beauty!

The battery is a nice walkway around the Charleston harbor area. The entire walking path is about…read more2.5 miles of sidewalk. It takes you from a coast guard sector and ends close to rainbow row. It also wraps around white point garden. There are so many sights, it's very pleasant, and the whole thing is along the water. My husband went multiple times on our trip to get our morning jogs in. I highly recommend it as a sunset walk as well.

One of those place where history hits you in the face and you can't help but imagine it a few…read morehundred years ago. Sweeping views of the harbor, Ft Sumter, ships, sailboats, the occasional porpoise, and a nice park with historical statues. If you're easily offended by statues then stay away. These aren't going anywhere.

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.

Wonderful evening at the Battery! It is a wonderful venue with numerous food trucks and vendors for…read morefood. As someone with dietary restrictions, I was pleasantly surprised to see I could eat! The environment is lovely and it's always a great time coming out to the games!

Great team! But...absolutely most CRAMPED seats in any stadium I have been in. I'm a 6ft 200 lb…read moreguy and my knees stay crammed into the seat in front of me. Like sitting in a grade school desk. What an incredible step backwards from the old Blackbaud Stadium! We used to have season tickets, but now we only go 0-1 time a season. For this reason only.

Always a good time. The tickets are still cheap. They always have fun theme nights and promotions…read more The food isn't the best. But they have a lot of options and the prices are reasonable. Plus, the sunsets over the Ashley river are awesome

We had so much fun at banana ball game at Joseph P Riley Jr Park! The layout is kind of wide but…read moreit's not super big so you can easily walk from one end to the other. There are so many different food and drink vendors which was great because it provided a variety for everyone. I was disappointed that the online ordering wasn't turned on, every food vendor had a long line and I didn't want to miss any action by waiting in line for food. I ended up getting a BBQ sandwich because the pork nachos that were on the website weren't available (boo). It was good and the amount of fries I got was a huge portion. For alcohol I got a couple beers, it was nice that there was a variety of drinks, not just the typical domestic brews and standard cocktails. This was a nice stadium, I would attend another game there!

We had a blast at the RiverDogs game! It happened to be Bark in the Park night-and even better, it…read morewas Pug Night. We had no idea when we booked our seats that we'd be in the designated pug section. I looked around and said, "I've never seen so many pugs in one place!" Someone behind us let us know it was a special themed night. The highlight was the pug parade-anyone who brought a pug and wanted to participate got to walk their dog around the stadium. We had such a great time, and our dog Luna did amazing! Apparently, every Tuesday is Bark in the Park, where all dogs are welcome. Each week usually features a specific breed, but dogs of any kind are allowed. They provide water bowls throughout the stadium and often have pet-related merchandise available. Oh, and the RiverDogs beat the Columbia Fireflies-perfect ending to a fun, pet-friendly night!

Good time at the Joe ! Attended the Charlie 5k and post game. Plenty of drink and food options…read morearound the venue! It's definitely better to attend the evening games cause the sun is a killer unless you're in shaded areas. Can't wait until our next go round!

I very much enjoyed this park. My walking group came on an early weekend morning. The scenic views…read morewere incredible, perfect spot for some cool nature pictures.

Favorite county park in the Charleston area. Never crowded even when buses are there because it is…read moreso big. Great play area with sand. Water access, fishing picnic tables by the water and lots of paths to walk.