Had a great time on our hour long horseback riding tour! All the staff was friendly and well…read moreeducated. They matched you with a horse and gave a background of the personality of the horse which I enjoyed. I was matched with Baby, a horse that likes to take charge and make her own path on the trail haha. Our group consisted of 7 people and we filled out the waiver in advance, after getting a safety tutorial we were situated and paired with our horses and set out on our hour long trail ride. The hour went by quickly and I wished we couldve kept going! Some of the trail consisted walking through water which was something different.

Great place for a beginner ride and the staff is very friendly and helpful. The horse were mild…read moremannered and sweet. Got there a little early to see the horse and then then went on a beautiful trail ride.

This is a place that is a bit out of the way and still struggling for an identity but they have so…read moremuch to offer. Located on Johns Island somewhere between Maybank and Kiawah, this isn't a place you stumble upon. It is part of the County Park system but also an equestrian center so it can confuse some. What they do have is this: 1. Live events 2. Miles of walking paths 3. Camping options 4. Disc Golf 5. Viewing of horses on occassion For $1 and free for members, on a nice day, it is worth the trip.

Beautiful location for a horse show, which is why I was there. Plenty of parking. Lots of fence for…read moreyou to lean up against with a piece of straw in your mouth to watch the horses. Several trees for shade so you won't get sunburned by being in the sun all day watching horses.

Beautiful space and professional attitudes. The pond and view of the water was exquisite and we…read moregot to feed carrots to the horses too which was a treat for us (and them). We will be back.

Surrounded by Ashley and Chisolm, and Broad and Tradd Streets, this piece of land owned by The City…read moreof Charleston was once upon a time a mill pond. Oddly enough there is no evidence of horses ever using the lot, however you may hear Charleston stories about a former family using horses to haul timber through the pond. Fast forward to today and you will find Horse Lot Park with the bare minimum of what is needed to make a park a great park. -plenty of wide, open space -trees on the edge for shade to rest in, enjoy a picnic, or read a book -a water fountain -ample amount of free parking -grass -trash cans -list of rules It is in a great spot in downtown Charleston, almost directly across Broad Street from Colonial Lake. Need a bathroom? There is a very clean one at the BP at the City Marina right up Lockwood. Wishing you had a book to read, check out the Little Free Library on Ashley Avenue, just before Broad Street. Lonely? Bring your pup. It's dog friendly! Want to be alone? Except for the occasional frisbee football game it is almost never crowded!

I really like the Horse Lot Park on Chisolm Street in Charleston. This is one of my favorite parks…read morein Charleston as it has a nice wide open green space and it is off the main street and is very quiet. It is nice to have so much open space to run around and play with. This space is good for pets or to just have a good spot to enjoy. This park is well maintained and always seems to be clean. There is always plenty of free parking up to four hours for the park and it is easy to get to from just about anywhere on the Peninsula. I have enjoyed using this park throughout the years and am happy that this place exists. I look forward to being able to come here many times in the future and utilize on of the best parks in Charleston.

My dog loves the Folly Beach bark park . This lit would sell for a million bucks today but the city…read morehas gracefully given it to the doggies of Folly !

Love this little park. Not always busy, but has a water spigot and and is well maintained. I…read morefrequent it and it enriches my dogs life greatly. Would love more little parks like this around Charleston!

Visited to take some family pictures & loved this cute hidden gem. Our dog Mac especially loved it,…read morefor a normal walk but also the two dog park areas!

Great little hidden gem in Mount Pleasant! I love taking my dog to the dog park here and walking…read morethe trail afterwards. Make sure to slather on that bug spray before you go! Beautiful views across miles of marshes, and probably the most "secluded nature" vibes that you can get being this close to the center of Mount Pleasant.

Pack is such a great hit with my nephew! We come on Saturday mornings for $5 to play for ~2 hours…read more The staff is lovely and my nephew always has such a great time. It's a really great activity for both adults & kids as adults can be more hands on with their younger kids, but let older kids be more independent. The entire area is matted so super soft for landing.

Great environment!!! Love the staff!! now there's a Mount Pleasant location!…read more Love this place!!

This is a beautiful nature preserve with several miles of trails through gorgeous woods and a…read morecypress swamp. We've found so many different birds here, including prothonotary warblers, northern parulas, hairy woodpeckers, and more. There is a boardwalk over a pond where wood storks nest - it's off limits a few months a year. It's a peaceful and quiet place to hike. I wish there were bathrooms though.

Beautiful fall weather in Charleston, so decided to get some sunshine and fresh air while being one…read morewith nature at Dungannon Heritage nature preserve. The preserve is located off of SC highway #162 near Hollywood. Entrance to the preserve is free. This is a dog friendly park, so feel free to bring your fur babies! This is a beautiful park spanning 643- acres. There are several scenic trails that wander along the property. Bring your camera as there is a lot to see. The preserve has been set up to provide feeding and roosting areas for a variety of birds, Wood storks, Great Egrets and Blue Herons. You may also see alligators, deer and squirrels along the way. The trails are well maintained and clearly marked. There is not a restroom or picnic tables at this park. However, there is a gorgeous 300- foot boardwalk with an observation deck overlooking the swamp/pond. I had a picnic lunch here as I watched an alligator sun bathe and fish jump. It was so peaceful. If you are looking for a few hours to get back to nature and see beautiful views and some wildlife, you need to add Dungannon to your "Must See" list.