We wanted to visit a beach while in SC, this one was one of the top beaches when we searched. I…read morechose the park since it had bathrooms, a showering area and snack bar. I'll add that I wanted to rent chair and umbrella. I did learn you have to do that prior to going down to the beach because they are not able to read cards. It wasn't too crowded on a Thursday afternoon 3pm. My grand had a great time. The pier is about 2.4 miles down the beach and you can see it from the park. Life guard is on duty till 6:30 and they leave chairs and umbrella till about sundown. You can remain however long . They are currently 15.$ chair and 25$ for the umbrella. We didn't get anything from the snack bar so not sure what they have or prices. Plenty of parking it seems at least at the time I went and it was $15 and I was told I could come and go with my receipt. There is a ramp for handicap accessibility . It was a very nice day trip.

What a GREAT BEACH south east of Charleston. Talk about a laid back scene, with great bars and…read moreeateries. Golf carts are welcomed on the local streets allowing for easy beach and eatery access especially if you don't have beach from accomodations. There are several public beach access points that do require paid parking in the near proximity. ***There is also free street parking if you dont mind the walk. There is also a state beach park on the south end of Folly thata really nice with showers, rest rooms, gift shop and etc. last best thing about Folly is they allow wind shades such as Shibumi. Go check out Folly, you won't be disappointed. I promise!

So thankful for our parks! From the Holiday Lights to classes for kids to beautiful places to walk…read morearound... we're so appreciative of our parks!

Really nice campground in the middle of the city (almost) if you are visiting Chas is just a short…read moredrive to downtown Chas. Also a short drive to McLeod Plantation. Full hoockups in all sites. The Park gets busy during the Holidays for the lights display and it is the added bonus to be able to walk around and see the art

Enjoyed a quiet, early morning walk along the water. The views of the lighthouse were incredible…read more-very peaceful.

The lighthouse is not accessible from land and you can't even get there directly from Morris…read moreIsland! That said, if you're willing to drive a half hour or so from Charleston across James Island and across the Folly Island causeway and then a couple of miles parallel to Folly Beach to get to the gate at the entrance to the Lighthouse Inlet Heritage Preserve https://www.yelp.com/biz/lighthouse-inlet-heritage-preserve-folly-beach?hrid=fwYKXGE-nutYG9bRU9dKgw and then walk a half mile or so down a graffiti road and then a few hundred yards of sand, you can get to a point where you can actually SEE the lighthouse. Was all of that journey worth it? Unquestionably so. A great addition to my Lighthouses collection https://www.yelp.com/collection/GLWJhPZloUBCLUFSYgLw4g. Standing at the entrance to Charleston harbor since 1767 and updated many times since then, the lighthouse has suffered from the erosion caused by rerouting the Ashley, Cooper and Wando Rivers. It used to be *on* the island and now it *is* the island. It's also been damaged by storms including Hurricane Hugo in 1989 and Hurricane Irma in 2017. The lighthouse is closed to the public and as far as I know, the small amount of space at the base is also off limits. But you can sure appreciate it from the tip of Folly Beach or perhaps you're on a boat. Definitely check it out. [Review 19513 overall - 1084 in South Carolina - 483 of 2023.]

definitely not a destination, like a surprising number of travel websites might lead you to think…read more it's a good neighborhood spot, but if you aren't local it is not worth the journey. cramped, shoulder less roads and small paid parking lots are the only way to access this.

This playground is definitely geared more towards the younger ones. It has one large center…read morestructure with a tube slide and a dual small slide. There is a cool spiderweb looking climbing thingy, a swing set, rotating chairs, and a seesaw. There is plenty or room to run around and lots of shade. A Folly playground would not be complete without a gazebo, of course, and a little free library as well. One cool thing about this place is the water bottle refill station upfront. With lots of cool surfboard art hanging on the fences to complete the feel, this playground is sure to please!

Our family group of six spent a lot of time on this pier over Easter 2026…read more Easter sunrise service, lunch at Kokos, the gift shop & fishing. It was all excellent! A CONCRETE pier! Stable & sturdy 1,100 feet into the Atlantic! They rent rigged poles for $15.00 for day.

Really nice pier! There is parking right in front of the pier, we went in October so it was off…read moreseason and only 10$ a day. Not sure what it is during peak season. There is a restaurant right when you walk up that has outdoor seating, live music and a separate bar area. There are public bathrooms but they were pretty dirty when I went. We have not tried the restaurant yet, but the food smells good we will try it next time. The bar looks awesome but it closed early at 8pm on a Saturday so I was not able to try it. The views are beautiful and the pier is huge. Lots of seating and benches, you can also fish on the pier but you need a license. Definitely visit the pier if you are in Folly! We will be back.

Stephen Washington Park on Fort Johnson Road on James Island is a nice park area that is quiet and…read morea good place to go to get some fresh air during the middle of the day. This park is well managed and maintained and has plenty of space to run around. I like the picnic area that is in the shade and is a nice place to go.

The graffiti walk toward the area was pretty cool to see. Lots of names and timelines here. The…read moreviews and lighthouse are amazing.

Visited with my walking group. Unfortunately it was foggy out so was unable to view the lighthouse…read more Walked for roughly 3 miles. I enjoyed walking on the sand hearing the ocean waves crash. The parking is limited and there is not an accessible restroom.

Long walk from the downtown/bar area of Folly but has a bunch of parking, showers, bathrooms, and…read morelifeguards on duty.

This is a nice park with amenities such as showers, food stands. I gave it a 3 because is a lite…read morefar from Folly Beach downtown and you can get stuck in traffic if there is an event. The Kiwahan Island park is much better.