Nice and close to the highway. Great green space and playground options. A pond with a fountain and…read morea lots going on every time we have stopped.

I visited the Irmo Community Park today to attend the 47th Okra Festival. This is a two day…read morefestival. I was a vendor this year, this was a huge success. Lots of foot traffic and people visiting my table. It is a very well maintained public park, and they have paved walking paths. There is also a hard standing building in the park that has both a male and female restrooms. Bathroom where maintained and clean. This park also has plenty of trees which allows you to excercise under the shade of the trees. Lots of vendors selling a large variety of items and food. Check the website for the entertainment line up. Security and the ambulance where in site for our safety, very much appreciated. This will be a yearly event for me to attend.

I have supported this water park for the past five years. All, staff, life guards, and snack bar…read morestaff are all concerned and focused on you having a good time. No horse play is allowed. I watch them daily preform water tests every day. Life guards monitor the pools and slides professionally. First aid is quickly applied for skint knees. The area is disinfected. I enjoy this park and plan to be an annual pass holder.

It's ok for being local. The price is a bit steep. The thing that kills me is your teenage…read morelifeguards don't know your own rules and recreate the book. If you're wondering what pre basic training might be just come here and listen to some of the garbage that comes out these lifeguards. I get it they are making minimum wage but they should have been taught a thing or two about professionalism (your male lifeguards, have them leave that crap in the streets).

There's separate parking from the sports complex for just the playground and walking trail. Working…read morebathroom. There's sand at the playground equipment. No swings. Picnic tables and benches. The trees are nice for shade. The sports complex looks nice.

Such a beautiful place to walk on a far and for pets. The loop is pretty strait forward and…read morebeautiful. Also, if you want food you can stop at a shop or restaurant halfway thru the trail. There is plenty of parking and well lite with cameras.

Great little walking loop, it gets hot though so be sure to get there early or late on summer days…read more Pretty nice to walk around the pond though. We also like that it runs by the brewhouse so we usually stop for a drink. FYI there is a walking trail through the woods on the southwest side of the lake that will get to the coffee & book place.

It was a beautiful day. Very nice walk. We pushed a stroller without problem. Loved seeing the…read moreturtles and even got to see a snake and egret. Just bummed that a large part was closed so wasn't able to get all my steps in.

Beautiful park. We were able to take a nice afternoon walk. There are some nice spots to take…read morepictures.

The security team overseeing the park is very professional and keep the park and parking running…read morevery smoothly. I love to kayak there and feel bad when I have to ask folks fishing from paddle board/kayak launch. A courtesy sign for non-paddlers would help. Thank you Dominion and team that operates the park for boaters, paddlers, walkers, pavilion groups, and sunset watchers!

NO FUN ALLOWED! SCE&G tightly controls it & closes the beach promptly after summer for the rest of…read morethe year, therefore, most of the time the beach is useless as there is no access. You can only look at it through chain-link fences along the dam. This isn't in the best interest of the public. I have to travel to Charleston for free beach so I spend my money & pay taxes there. In addition, since 9/11 the police have overreacted & the area is heavily patrolled in a police-state type of environment. Security cameras are foreseeable in the near future. Enjoy!

I've always enjoyed the exclusivity and peace that you can have near the SCEG Site. From the…read morewater. Fishing. So there, you have one of my favorite fishing spots! Thank you for a great place to enjoy the lake!

Martin Luther King Jr. Park was an awesome public park, both for the way it honored Dr. King's…read morelegacy, as well as providing a nice public space and geographical information for city residents. I went to the park on MLK Day 2026 (1/19/26) and was happy to see that others had already stopped by to lay flowers and place a wreath at the park, and pay their respects to Dr. King. I took one lap around the park and liked reading the plaques about wetlands and detention ponds, as well as looking at some other symbolic markers around the park. To conclude, this is a great public park, and I'll definitely be back in the future to walk around and collect my thoughts. My favorite Martin Luther King Jr. quote: "The time is always right to do what is right."

Not far from the bars and restaurants in the Five Points area, this park is bisected by a small…read morebrook (bigger than a stream, not quite a creek) with a large fountain on a brick path. There are a number of benches and picnic tables which would make this a good spot for bringing lunch from nearby. There did seem to be a small population of residentially-challenged but they kept to themselves and I was able to enjoy the park today. The large fountain is pretty and there are some other tributes to the late Doctor King including a stone carved with a small portion of one of his more famous speeches. There is some street parking. [Review 14036 overall, 1358 of 2020, number 673 in South Carolina.]