On a peninsula south of the downtown core of Georgetown, East Bay Park has some great views of the…read moreSampit River and the Winyah Bay. The park includes tennis courts that are also lined for Pickleball, a nine-hold disc golf course, playground, picnic shelter, and baseball/softball fields. The East Bay Boat Landing looks to be well maintained and there is also a dog park and a building with restrooms. I took the time to have a nice walk on the walking trail that includes some exercise/fitness stations. It's a lovely park and I had a nice visit. [Review 19414 overall - 988 in South Carolina - 384 of 2023.]

Best sailing boat charter Our children surprised me with a 2hour sunset cruise from Georgetown …read more We had an awesome time and David and Laura went above and beyond to make sure we had a fabulous time serving us drinks along the way Laura even recommended an excellent restaurant and called ahead to reserve a table for us when we arrived back at shore . Definitely a first class experience and Thank you Laura and David see you next year

We had such a great experience at Dai Soft-N-Play! If you're looking for something to do with kids…read moreon a rainy day or a way to burn off some energy during the hot summer months, this is the perfect spot. I brought my 6-year-old, 3-year-old, and 1-year-old, and every one of them had an absolute blast. There truly was something for each age. They loved the trampoline, climbing structure, ball pit, slides, and obstacle courses, and I loved how clean and well-maintained everything was. Parking was easy, the space was spotless, and it's such a wonderful addition to Georgetown. There's really nothing else like it in the area, and it's only about a 15-minute drive from Pawleys Island, making it well worth the trip. I love supporting newer local businesses, and this one deserves all the love. We will definitely be back!

We love coming here to play! Great way for toddlers to get their zoomies out. Always very clean and…read morefriendly. Great addition to Georgetown.

Great new neighborhood! I drove past Wando High School and checked on the progress of the new…read morefootball stadium. Wow! So much has changed. Not only is the stadium about 70% finished (to the untrained eye), but an elementary school has sprung up across the street and the newest (that I've been to) neighborhood, also the title of this port, is nearing maturity of completion. I cruised the neighborhood at a leisurely pace and stopped and spoke with a very gracious new neighbor. He spoke highly of his new home and his neighbors and expressed an appreciation for the amenities provided the residents. He also told me that he was happy about the ultimate location of the new football stadium as it would have minimal effect on the local traffic situation, even in light of it being the home to 3 different school teams. This neighborhood has quite a variety, not only of diverse prices, but types of homes as well. From townhouses to single family homes - some with attached garages and some with garages detached and behind the homes and some very upscale homes as well. The only downside to all of it being the relative closeness of many of the homes I saw. I think that if bout 80% of the number of homes had been put on the same amount of land that it would have a completely different look and feel. It's not bad enough to give one claustrophobia, but there certainly is not enough space between homes for an effective noise barrier given the innate hearing problems of people my age and the relative volume of teenagers who's age my behaviors more closely resemble. A good old-fashioned family blowout (w/o the need for police intervention) would more than likely be witnessed by many pairs of ears, winter or summer, day or night. But I'd say that's really the only drawback unless one insisted that there should be more than one specific amenity area. I can not argue with that either. You go Carolina Park!!!

Stopped by here while on a camping trip with our scout troop. Free admission is always a good deal…read moremaker. We heard that they had red wolves and wanted to check it out. We were not disappointed. While observing them from the platform, we were approached by an employee who had just finished feeding them. He asked if we wanted to know more about the wolves and then gave us an entire educational seminar on these wolves and others he has helped to raise. Turns out, Wolfman Rob, is the premier expert on all things related to red wolves in the state of South Carolina and beyond. How special was this for our troop to get this kind of experience shared with them? Not one of them were on their cell phones while he was talking for 30+ minutes. They were all focused and attentive and he was educational and fun to listen to. On top of that, we got to see many live alligators around the water while walking in and out. Definitely would recommend a visit if you're in the area.

This is a must see if you're not a local, but also even if you are. It's a great way to learn about…read moreour history, the animals, flora and fauna through interactive displays, wetlands, pine forests, paths and boardwalks. My girls had a fantastic time and not to mention the red wolf habitat! One of the rarest animals in the world, sadly enough.

My great-grandson had Bella for his swim teacher until recently. Bella is so amazing. Her…read moreenthusiasm for her job is contagious. She is so caring and good with her students. She always takes the time to give parents a report after every lesson. We are really going to miss her. B Grigsby

The most professional, caring and qualified swimming instructors I have ever met! The best if you…read morewant your kid to learn and love swimming!

A super enjoyable trail! Great views and it was easy to follow the path along the water.read more

Accessible parking in front of trail. The trail has mile markers which was great. No restrooms…read moreavailable on site. The scenic views were breathtaking. Highly recommend checking out this trail if you love a good hike out in the nature.

Terrible. My son,…read more20mo, has been there less than 2 months and this last week he came home 3 different days bitten on the back, once bringing blood. There was no incident report and no one even knew.... 3 times different days, separate occasions and no one saw this happening!?! Neglect and because of it my child has been injured under their care. Mt. Pleasant, Sc

I looked all over the Charleston area for a daycare for my 14 month old son. I was terrified…read morebecause he had never been in a daycare before and I had been a stay at home mom, nervous to let anyone watch him because I knew no one would care for him like I do. I looked at a bunch of daycares where all the teachers seemed tired and miserable and lethargic. Some of them wouldn't even respond to me when I said hello. I've seen playgrounds with broken toys that could hurt the children. I've seen classrooms full of kids with snot all over their faces that led me to believe the teachers refused to wipe their noses and in turn giving way to a vicious cycle of sick children. Then I found the Sunshine House in Mount Pleasant. Everyone was warm and welcoming, the kids were happy, the toys were unbroken and age appropriate, and Ms. Jane Anne had a kid in her lap and was wiping his nose! My son who is very clingy was anxious to squirm out of my arms and play on the playground and I instantly felt that he would be safe and cared for here. It's not conveniently located for me, but it's worth the extra drive for a daycare that exceeded my expectations. They even provide free diapers and wipes as well as breakfast, lunch, and snack. They also have flexible schedules so I can gradually increase his time there until I find a job. So happy I found the sunshine house!