Went here with some friends the front desk lady was amazing so kind and chill. We got to break a a…read morelot of glass and stuff and when we ran out she quickly got us some more in a matter of minutes.

Wonderful place to break things! Women-run and so much fun :). They have paint parties tooread more

Stoney Field is the downtown football stadium. It was renovated a few years ago, and the Burke High…read moreSchool football team as well as some local rec teams play here. The turf is synthetic, and a running track surrounds it, but it's not open to the public. You can come out on Tuesday nights and do track work with the Park Circle Pacers run club, though. Stoney Field is also the site of the Cooper River Bridge Run Kids Run, which is a wonderful family-friendly event held every September. The CRBR Kids Run is sponsored by so many local businesses and offers the kids finisher's medals, shirts, hot dogs, and other goodies. It's a great way to model healthy habits for our next generation. The stadium has plenty of seating and tons of parking, sharing parking with the Joseph Riley (Riverdogs) Park, MUSC, and The Citadel. The roads in this area do flood, so be careful around king tides.

Stoney Field is a historic stadium that has been through a lot over the the years, but still has a…read morelot of life to it. I like all of the renovations it has undergone. The location of the stadium is very convenient and in the middle of everything. I like the atmosphere and the feel of the building.

Harmon Field on President Street in Charleston is a great series of athletic fields that are fun to…read moreplay on and well maintained. There is plenty of room to run around here on the 13 acres and get some fresh air. This is a good place to come most parts of the day as one of the fields seems to be open and available. I have had a really good experience coming here over the years.

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 love St. Andrews Parks and Playground!! They have awesome Recreation op for everyone!! An AMAZING…read moresummer camp to!!! The program Coordinator Anya is great! Also the director Jake is awesome. Highly recommend checking them out for any recreation options!

Hey St Andrew's Parks & Playground is celebrating its 75th year! Being established in 1945 it is…read morethe Main Youth Athletics programming for the City of Charleston and the West Ashley area! The Baseball Fields off of Playground Rd are some of the best fields around! Kudos to you St Andrews keep up the great traditions established 75 years ago! 5 Stars !!

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!

I love the Greenway! I've ridden bikes on it, but mostly I walk or run. It's not too busy but there…read moreare enough people that I feel safe. There are so many birds to see on the Johns Island portion of the trail. I enjoy seeing Wood Storks, Roseate Spoonbills, Anhingas, herons, and more. There are several trailheads along the Greenway to park. The marsh views are spectacular! And it's free of charge.

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.

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.

Great new 6 acre park on James Island. This park offers wonderful views and a pleasant marsh…read morebreeze. There are tons of picnic tables and space for kids to play. It's a great place to watch a sunset and wildlife. There's even a small little trail to walk on.