my grandson Frank Reed has been going to this school they are wonderful people everyone has been…read moreamazing my grandson loves it here we will be here for years to come . Master tristan is amazing can't say enough about him and his staff . Mrs. Reed

This place is amazing with children! My grand daughter loves going here! I highly recommendread more

This place is spectacular, the place is run by David, who has been offering deer hunting trips…read moresince 1972. This is a Deer hunting camp, so it's extremely rustic, both the crew and regulars are extremely knowledgeable! I learned loads during my time here and that 200 yard range really tests you and your gear when you arrive. To make sure you get the best out of this place, makes sure you are confident at 150-200 yards, as you will be rewarded.

Dave and Pat were excellent hosts . The customer service and food were great . I didn't score any…read moregame but I am definitely going to try again next year. I recommend it to everyone .

Lake Warren State Park has two main trails which are well-maintained. The divots and roots are…read morewell-chalked. I did run into some poison ivy on the trail, but these things happen. The 10 exercise stations on the fitness trail were fun! This park would be best for those with boats to fish. If you're coming on foot, there isn't much to do around here.

I absolutely loved every bit of this place! The view was great and I loved the facility. We held a…read moregender reveal here and the park ranger Brad was so helpful. He Worked diligently with us and checked in to make sure I had everything I needed 10/10 highly recommend. I will use the meeting facility at lake warren again!

Nice park in the middle of neighborhood. Picnic tables, playground for big and small kids. Small…read morepond to walk around with ducks. No bathrooms. Was a nice stop during road trip.

Driving to Hilton Head from Charlotte we needed a pit stop. This was out of the way and off the…read moremain highway but well worth the few extra minutes it took to get there. The park itself is really small, more of a neighborhood pocket park than a sprawling city green space. The playstructures were in great shape, there was a lovely pond with ducks and a small walking trail around the perimeter. Mature trees provide shade and there was even a lovely little gazebo for that extra dash of small-town, Americana charm. The kids played, we stretched our legs and everyone was ready for the road.

Summerville Skate Park in Summerville is one of my favorite skate parks in the Charleston area…read more This park is convenient and easy to get to. The park is just the right size and has just the right amount of space and items to make it fun. The park is not that crowded most times of the day and is clean and well maintained. I have had a really good time every time I have been here.

Definitely worth stopping by for a walk when you're in the area. Cleared area for easy access…read morethrough swampy areas of South Carolina. Didn't see any gators but enjoyed the walk before dinner. Cool spot!

An excellent place to drop in your kayaks, go fishing and see the wildlife along the river. Located…read moreright outside of Ashley River Park.

On the south perimeter of the Lowcountry Regional Airport, this small park has some benches and the…read moreoriginal marker light from when this field was much smaller and a high-altitude picture (no satellites back then) of the vicinity. There is also a marker pointing out the early history of the area and some more recent activities. The marker reads on the front, "Anderson Field. This airfield, the first in Colleton County, was built and dedicated in 1933 on 60 acres leased to the town of Walterboro by the estate of C. C. Anderson, for whom it was named. By 1937 the town purchased the field and its 3 unpaved landing strips. Local, state, and federal sources combined to fund a large hangar and paved runways by 1941. The U.S. Army Air Corps leased the field from the town in early 1942 and purchased an additional 3,712 acres to create a new Walterboro Army Air Field." On the reverse, "Walterboro Army Air Field. The Walterboro Army Air Field, opened in August 1942, was a sub-base of the Columbia Army Air Base and the largest sub-base in the 3rd Air Force. It served as a final training base for pilots prior to overseas duty and housed a military population of as many as 6,000 as well as hundreds of German POWs. When the base closed after the war the field was deeded back to Walterboro and Colleton County. Erected by the Walterboro/Colleton County Airport Commission & the Colleton County Historical and Preservation Society, 1997." The Tuskeegee Airman Memorial is separate and nearby. [Review 15190 overall, 692 of 2021, number 833 in South Carolina.]