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.

Really nice park to take kids, dogs, and go for walks near the Ashley river and the ponds they…read morehave there. $2 pp entry fee. We usually spend much of our time at the playgrounds (they have one for toddlers and one for older kids, a zip line, and a splash pad). Also taking a walk around the area is a perfect way to spend your time! Restrooms are also always tidy.

The park has a few hiking trails, a children's play ground, a covered picnic shelter with several…read morepicnic tables underneath and docks for fishing. Overall, the park was very clean and there was plenty of space for the kiddos to run around or to enjoy a quiet picnic. Pet parents will find many trails and ample space to walk their fur babies but beware... when we were walking some visitors alerted us to an alligator that had exited the water and was lying near some bushes. Be alert to ensure safety. Ask about free entry for Federal employees and veterans. FYI

I took my toddler to Park Circle Playground on a weekend afternoon. The playground was full of…read morechildren playing with a variety of unique and interactive equipment. It was clean and well-maintained. My toddler had a wonderful time at the playground and was very happy to spend his afternoon exploring all the equipment.

The perfect outdoor playground for active kids lays within 40 minutes. I finally had the…read moreopportunity to visit a couple of weeks ago with my kid and some friends. My suggestion is come early to snag parking and that's the only not thing to really watch out for. The playground boasts tons of different areas with opportunities to swing, climb, bounce, roll, and explore. I loved the variety of activities and things to do. I also love that the playground is mostly covered which makes the sun or some drizzle not a big deal. There are some areas outside the playground to sit and eat. I'm not sure about the process for booking an area or if you have to, but it's a solid place for a party. This is now a weekend staple!

Nice clean dog park located off Rifle Range Road behind the Mount Pleasant Waterworks facility…read more It's a little difficult to find so make sure to keep an eye on the signs with arrows pointing toward the "Dog Park"; it is located behind some baseball fields next to the water waste facility. We are very happy we found this dog park for our Boston Terrier Buster who needs to run our his puppy energy; and our back yard just isn't cutting it. We took him to the park today and were pleasantly surprised at how nice the park is; it was clean and well kept and had two nice sized fenced off-leash areas for small dogs and big dogs. There is also a marsh walking trail for the dog owner to enjoy a leashed walk with their dog too.

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.

Great park, we love this park, dog park, and the trails. great for exploring and for birthday…read moreparties

Wannamaker County Park is one of our favorite outdoor spots in the area--especially if you're…read morevisiting with a dog. The park is very pet-friendly, with wide trails, open spaces, and plenty of room to walk, sniff, and explore. We love coming here in the winter months because it's much less crowded, which makes it perfect for letting our dog, Luna, really enjoy herself without a lot of distractions. She gets to explore at her own pace, and we get a peaceful, relaxing walk. Another nice bonus is the cost--it's only $2 per person to enter, which is very reasonable for how much space and how well-maintained the park is. We have the Charleston County Park Pass, so we don't pay anything to get in, making it an easy go-to spot for regular visits. The trails are well-kept, there's a great mix of wooded areas and open space, and it never feels overly busy during the cooler seasons. Highly recommend if you're looking for a quiet, dog-friendly park, especially in the fall and winter when the crowds thin out.

Love having this free dog park nearby. It's not huge but it isn't tiny, either. There's plenty of…read morespace for numerous dogs to run around and play fetch. It has sand and grass, so be aware of wet days. The park is well maintained. There is a basket with different types of balls and toys for all to use, water available for the pups and benches for their humans. It is mostly shaded, but just depends on the time of day you go. There are a few agility things around the area for your dogs as well. I will continue to use this dog park since it is close to home and convenient.

I haven't been here in years so I was pleasantly surprised to see the new all turf dog park. It is…read morebeautiful and super clean. There are about 8 trees, a water fountain, and a pooper scooper.

This playground is a lot of fun. Actually, I'm not sure it could really be categorized as a…read moreplayground but rather a place to play. There is a 'wrecked' ship to run around on (wooden), a zip line, some sort of thing you can sit on and swing, actual swings, walking trails, and a field. It's just about a block away from the Family Circle Cup Stadium. You could definitely walk or bike to this park from the shopping center. The park is more suited to older children, or adults in touch with their inner child, than young children.

Great for soccer, parking to go for a run on the trails by the water, and launching to go…read morerollerblade around DI. It's very dog friendly dogs (there's a whole dog park). I love coming here for fresh air and sunshine.

This is our favorite park to take our dog to (mostly because it's the closest to our house). The…read moreHampton Park Dog run is a large dog park that is fenced in with really high fences on 2 sides and a typical 4 foot fence on the other 2. When we first got our dog I was worried about how secure this park was, and I can assure you they aren't going anywhere unless they leap over the fence. This park isn't the most glamorous, but it gets the job done. It's mostly dirt with some patches of grass. We really like that there are woods our pup can explore and chase squirrels to her heart's desire. There is a large water bowl that you can refill, which is nice because it often gets dirty and gross from the pups. Definitely wouldn't recommend coming here after it rains because it's all mud! As with all dog parks, I would keep a close eye on your pup when they are here. This park can often become crowded and you never know which dogs won't get along with each other. We try not to go at peak hours (after 4pm) because when you have 15-20 dogs in the mix, things can get dicey pretty quick. We have never had anything bad happen to Tater, but that is because we pay attention to when a dog is getting too rough. Overall, a great place to take a very social dog.

Not too wet from the rain. They have parking which is a bonus here. Nice dogs. Owner pay attention…read moreto their dogs.

An odd enclave that one could (and I did) go through Charleston and North Charleston many times…read morewithout ever encountering, this military space has been made into a nice public park. Views of the water and the big road bridge abound, while a smaller pedestrian bridge highlights the entrance to the park from North Charleston. There are a variety of art objects, and the park certainly hasn't forgotten its naval origins. It's free to enter, and quieter than the downtown parks.

I was offered an amazing opportunity to go to high tides latest event low tide. It was EDM concert…read morewhich featured a couple of shops and food. I had an absolute blast and knowing now that Riverfront Park has other concerts and little nights out that you can take place and I could see myself going many more times. There are chill areas to hang out at the grass and a little amphitheater for you and your friends to take you photos. The music is good and the vibes were magical.

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