Danny Jones Gym in North Charleston is one of my favorite basketball courts in the Charleston area…read more This is a great place to be able to play either in pickup game or shoot around and get some exercise. I have been coming here from ever since I could remember and have many good times here throughout the years.

Community center hosts youth sports and fitness classes. Charleston residents get discounted rates…read more My son has played both soccer and basketball through the Rec. There is a playground for littles, a dog park, trails, tennis courts. Inside is a basketball court with open court, bathrooms, water fountain, and a concession stand.

St Julian Devine Community Center on Cooper Street in Charleston is a great community center and…read morepark that is a great place to go to. I really like the basketball court here and it is usually open and available to use. This space is very well maintained and I have liked coming here.

A park on the island! Brought my son here to give him a…read morebreak from the beach during our vacation. There's a beach volleyball court, tennis court, a covered space with tables, bathrooms, and a playground. We spent most of our time at the playground. The equipment was in decent condition and made of material that didn't get too hot in the sun. Very toddler friendly and approved! My only beef is that I had to pay $8 for parking to play for 45 minutes, but overall was pleased with the park as a whole. *I didn't use the restrooms so don't know if they're clean.

Memorial Park on Tybee Island is a green spot on the island that offers:…read morelighted softball & soccer fields, restroom building, a playground, sand volleyball court, basketball court, grilling and both covered & uncovered picnic areas. The bicycle/hike paved path runs thru it. This park does NOT OFFER FREE PARKING. Be sure to pay the parking meters or download the app because they do issue parking tickets 8am-8pm. This park has a mysterious item: a cemetery surrounded by an iron fence (it's along the paved path).

Tiedemann Park on Elizabeth Street in Charleston is a great park that once you find it is pretty…read morecool. There is plenty of green space that you can run around in and enjoy as well as a nice playground with swings and other pieces to climb on. I really liked the playground in this park. This park has a lot of cool flowers and plants and is a nature and garden place that is fun to smell, enjoy, and be around. I was able to find a few surprises at this park and had a really fun experience here as there is much that this park has to offer. I am happy that there is so many cool parks in Charleston and this is one of my new favorites that I look forward to being able to come back in the future and enjoy some more.

Tiedemann Park Nature Center is a good way to experience nature and gardens in the middle of…read moreCharleston. This is a wonderful place to experience flowers and gardens that are well taken care of and maintained. I also like playing on the playground and the swings as there is never enough swing sets when you need one that is close by. Tiedemann Park Nature Center has a lot going for it.

Great smaller city playground and green space, definitely a hidden Charleston gem. Great place to…read morelet your kids explore and unwind from doing touristy adult stuff. Bathrooms are available the the white building between the park and street.

Fantastic little playground for toddlers. It is in the shade, has a couple benches for sitting, and…read morefairly clean during my visit. I even saw a workman walk by and check the garbage can while I was there.