Nice little park to walk the pup! Definitely bring bug spray in the summer. But it makes a…read morebeautiful backdrop for your photos!

Great park. Not busy unless there is soccer. The playground is in full sun much of the time…read moreunfortunately and there is a creek right by the playground, so bring bug spray. Great trails, easy parking and clean bathrooms by the playground.

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.

Booked a 6 hour inshore trip with Ronnie for our family. Our sons, 12 and 16yrs old had an amazing…read moretime. We will definitely save your contact and fish again with you. Appreciate the easy booking, very clean beautiful boat, and memorable day. Great skills on how to catch for specific fish & areas. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a day out in Charleston.

Ronnie was an absolute bro. Family friendly and very knowledgeable. Learned a lot from him in just…read morea short amount of time. Had an absolute blast and truly enjoyed his company. Will definitely be coming back to his company again, thanks bro!

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.

Captain Geoff was great!!! We left the ramp for a 2 min…read moreboat ride and we were on fish right away. We caught 150+ fish, it was honestly ridiculous! I've fished with captains all over the world and Geoff is at the top of the list. He was everything you look for when chartering, we will definitely be fishing with him again.

We had such a fun time. Captain Geoff was fun and relaxed and informative while he showed us the…read moresights and hot fishing spots. Fun learning to cast and catch! We will do this again! Thank you!

This is one of my favorite walking/bike trails around. It is mostly paved, but there are a few…read morespots that are smalls rocks. Even on the rocky spots, it is still easy to walk/bike as it's pretty smooth. Some of the trail is covered in the woodsy areas, but it is mostly open. Love that parts of it are along the water. I like to start at mile 8.2. Although, the parking lot is small and can fill up quickly on a weekend morning.

I walked the West Ashley Greenway today after work sort of on impulse and I'm so glad I did! I had…read morestopped by Staples to mail a package and the weather was amazing for a January late afternoon and I just started walking. I love the historical nature of it and how the city has created signs to teach you about the history. I walked about a mile and a half and then turned around and walked back. Lots of after school teenagers going on their run, families on bikes, and regular walkers like me! The West Ashley Greenway is a wonderful asset to our community.

Really nice campground in the middle of the city (almost) if you are visiting Chas is just a short…read moredrive to downtown Chas. Also a short drive to McLeod Plantation. Full hoockups in all sites. The Park gets busy during the Holidays for the lights display and it is the added bonus to be able to walk around and see the art

Fun fact - James Island County Park is home to the only lead climbing wall in Charleston. And an…read moreeven cooler fun fact - that climbing wall is completely outdoors! My husband and I have recently gotten into rock climbing, and we decided to bring our gear along with us on a trip to Charleston. We did some research, and found this hidden gem of a spot, located inside the Outdoor Zone of the beautiful James Island County Park. A climbing pass will run you $15, and it's an extra $8 if you need shoes and a harness. Online reservations are recommended, but you can walk-up as well. Note that you also have to pay a fee of $2 a person to get into the park itself. Our group of four was scheduled for a 5-7 PM climb on a Thursday, and we practically had the space to ourselves, except for the on-site climbing team. Lucas was helpful, and gave us a quick walk-thru of the space and their on-site rules. They use the figure-eight knot rather than carabiners for their belay routes, but they have several auto-belays of varying difficulties! When you get to the top of the main wall, it's a surreal experience. You are literally the same height as the trees! I'd happily return the next time I'm in the area, and highly recommend the James Island climbing wall to anyone who's looking for something fun and active to do outdoors!

Great place to launch a boat. Lots of boat trailer parking…read more Totally packed today. 3 launch lanes and all busy Boat police here but were very helpful Nice shade, picnic tables and view of river

If I had a boat I would put it in here. Great place to watch boats passing by, and Dolphins playing.read more

Absolutely love this little gem on James Island, affectionately nicknamed sunrise park. It is a…read moregreat spot to watch the sunrise over the water and watch the sunset behind the skyline and bridge. There is a small gravel parking lot, two beaches, a dock that many fish off of or pull their boats up to before hitting the water. I will note there are sharks at this beach (well duh! You're probably thinking. But I tend to see more here in the shallows than I do at the main beaches.) speaking of sharks, this is a great spot to search for tiny shark teeth (and I do mean tiny!!) I love coming here to walk the dog or have a picnic. It's absolutely beautiful and a well kept spot for locals.

This park is a hidden gem for sharks teeth. Every time am in Charleston, we must stop here to hunt…read morefor them. The views are also incredible!!

I booked a historical tour of Charleston online. I received an email reminder twice. Meeting…read moreplace and time. And the name and cell# of the tour guide. We met in front of Tommy Condon Irish Pub. There's a convenient parking garage across the street. Our reservation was Sunday at 9:30am. Free street parking on Sunday as long as you don't park in the one hour residential designated streets. Scott was our local tour guide for the historical tour of Charleston. He was on time. Before the tour started he informed everyone of the bathroom situation. On our two hours tour he made sure our group didn't block the narrow sidewalks. The historical tour included stops in front of - * St Philips church * Dock Theater * the Old Slave Mart * the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon * the harbor * the old city wall * Rainbow Row * Nathaniel Russell house The tour was a great way for us to familiarize ourselves with the historical district. Then on our own we picked and chose where we wanted to spend more time. Scott offered places to dine suggestions. We actually went to one he suggested on Sullivan Island. He's passionate and offers a thorough tour within the two hours timeframe.

Great guide. The tour was very interesting and informative. It covered numerous squaresread more