The Felix C. Davis Community Center at Park Circle in North Charleston is a great community space…read moreand event menu. I have attended a number of events here and it has worked well as there is plenty of space and rooms to move around and enjoy. I really like the design and feel of the center with the hardwood floors and all of the other features it has. I have had a really good time every time that I have been here and look forward to being able to attend more events and programs here in the future.

The Arthur W. Christopher Community Center on Fishburne Street in Charleston is a well managed…read morecommunity center, park, and space that is a good resource. I have had a really good experience every time I have been here and a lot of good work is done. The facility is well maintained and has a lot to offer for the community.

This is a fantastic small city park tucked away in a residential area. The grounds and equipment…read morewere all well kept. There's a paved walking path around the perimeter of the property with plenty of shade from all the beautiful oaks. Amenities include a playground, 2 basketball courts, a baseball area, and 2 picnic shelters. There's plenty of parking as well.

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.

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.

I needed glasses for about five years and couldn't get them because they were $500.00 for my…read moreprescription. I called America 's Best same thing, $500.00 for two pairs of glasses. A friend of mine told me to go to St. Mary's community center. I called and left a message the Director called me back right away. She gave me the email and I sent in my prescription from Walmart and she said it could be up to $75.00 but I got them for $35.00. I picked out my pair when I went in and it took six weeks to get them back but for that wasn't a big deal. Five years without glasses what's another five years, right? When they came in I got them adjusted at My Eye Doctor and they were slightly irregular but they were able to fix that. I felt like there was a lot of love and care for their Clients and I cherish my new glasses that I got through the Charity. I think wealthy people and the Local Eyeglass places donate their slightly irregular frames for the Indigent Community.

Stayed at the FamCamp for a weekend. Great location with lots of shade and very nice, level,…read moreconcrete pads. Well maintained and with great spacing. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Very cozy location. I did hear jets, and the shooting range nearby, but honestly I appreciate the sound of freedom and will never complain about that.