Wanted to get out for a walk after the bit of snow we got. I have never stopped at this park and am…read morevery happy I decided to check it out. There was so much to do between the ball parks, playgrounds, dog park, endless options. I will for sure visit again with my dog and check out the dog park. Visible signs and maps throughout the park. Accessible restrooms throughout the park. Plenty of parking.

We celebrated my mom's 70th birthday party inside the clubhouse. The staff was very friendly and…read moremade sure we had everything we needed. We were able to get in early and start the setup. The cleanliness was top-notch, and the atmosphere was perfect for a memorable celebration. The spacious layout allowed for plenty of room for our guests to mingle and enjoy the festivities.

Living in Charleston for over ten years, I only found Elliotborough Park and Community Garden…read morerecently- but it was a fun discovery! The park is on Line St, tucked away from the hustle-and-bustle, busy areas of downtown. I recommend getting coffee or food from one of the local spots and bringing it here to relax. This park has a small playground for children, which is "good enough" even if it's not the most innovative playground in Charleston. Parking may be a challenge for parents. Elliotborough Park is also a compost drop-off site for the City of Charleston's new composting program, and I'm glad to see the city adding more and more composting sites.

I'm not sure what impressed me the most of the many parts of this public (no fee) park…read more An older gentlemanly fellow was tending to the shrubs within the Butterfly Gardens outdoor area. I couldn't help but stand and watch how well he worked, careful footing, tiny pruning sheets, totalky enveloped in his toil. I bumped into a volunteer who told me a bit about the lake behind the main building, the picnic area, the baseball fields --- a sweetheart of a lady, and so generous with her time. I loved the tall pine trees and the pine straw bed they laid down around the picnic table area. We sat breathing in the sweetest air, observing peace -- absorbing tranquility, this is a wonderfully calming place.

Love this park. Pretty nice indoor basketball court, outdoor baseball fields, benches, some algae…read morefilled ponds, free parking. Beautiful place to spend a couple hours or workout. Weird indoor basketball schedule with leagues that use facilities.

Nice clean dog park located off Rifle Range Road behind the Mount Pleasant Waterworks facility…read more It's a little difficult to find so make sure to keep an eye on the signs with arrows pointing toward the "Dog Park"; it is located behind some baseball fields next to the water waste facility. We are very happy we found this dog park for our Boston Terrier Buster who needs to run our his puppy energy; and our back yard just isn't cutting it. We took him to the park today and were pleasantly surprised at how nice the park is; it was clean and well kept and had two nice sized fenced off-leash areas for small dogs and big dogs. There is also a marsh walking trail for the dog owner to enjoy a leashed walk with their dog too.

If you really want to hear about it, I suppose they call it the Town of Mount Pleasant Dog Park,…read moreits on Rd. Ive heard it calledvRifle Range Dog Park when i lived there, or depending on which stupid sign you're looking at. And right off the bat, they've got all these official looking metal signs posted everywhere, therebis a lot of signs and i read them all, stain on me if i break a rule. They put up a big sign that says "SMALL DOGS" right on the fence, as if the small dogs give a damn about reading signs or care which side of the chain-link fence they're supposed to stand on. My big dogs love small dogs and hate big dogs, how peculiar is that? ​And then there's this ridiculous notice from the Mount Pleasant Waterworks that practically apologizes for existing. It literally tells you that the place is right next to a wastewater treatment plant, and that "at times, odors from this plant can be less than appealing," but "unfortunately, those odors cannot be eliminated." That killed me. I mean, at least they're honest about the smell, but it's just so depressing when people try to sound all polite and formal while telling you the whole place smells like sewage. ​They've got rules posted all over the place, too. Endless lists of stupid things you can and can't do, like everybody's going to read a giant essay on a fence before letting their hound run around. But the dogs don't care about any of it. There was this one collie just sitting out on the dirt trail in the woods, looking around like he was the only genuine thing in the whole damn state of South Carolina. Dogs are alright, mostly. They don't act fake or pretend to be something they're not, unlike the people who put up fifty rules and a giant sign warning you about bad smells. ​Anyway, if you like walking around in the woods near a water plant with a bunch of chain-link fences and warning signs everywhere, it's fine, I guess. It just depresses the hell out of me.

The facility at Park West is in excellent condition. The staff takes good care of it. What a…read moreprivilege for our kids to be able to use these fields anytime they want. My son came here last night to practice some pitching. There is always a staff member here to cover any problems or injuries. The fields are all in great condition.

I will definitely say that I'm 100% guilty of not taking advantage of this complex as much as I…read moreshould. I can walk there from my house and to be honest, I rarely do. I guess many of the amenities aren't exactly necessary for my but, it's a great place nonetheless. See a list from their website of what they offer below... Most of the amenities I have at my own complex so they are a bit redundant for me personally. They do have a dog park with a big lake that I'd love to use but, my dog hates to go in the water and that's the majority of the park. From the list below, the thing I use the most is the walking trails. It's a great little trail with doggie pot stops on the way. I recently realized they have a couple horseshoe pits with backboards too! As this is a recent discover, I am totally looking forward to getting my hands on some horseshoes and getting a game together. Let me know if you want to join! --From The Website-- Two lighted tennis courts Activity building Pool Shower rooms Baseball, softball, football, and soccer fields Three batting tunnels Multi-purpose field Outdoor track Lake pavilion Outdoor volleyball court Walking trails

This park has been completely renovated and it is amazing! It is accessible for children with…read morespecial needs- from the swings, to the zip line and more. It is still gated and I only had to go by and close the gate once so, for the most part, people are doing a good job of keeping that secure. I loved all the musical instruments and the four hidden animals on the playground equipment (squirrel, owl, butterfly and frog). This park also has bathrooms which is a huge plus with kids.

My grandson was going through an issue with his health that MUSC nor the children's hospital in…read moreOrlando could diagnose. He was not even walking at one point and didn't seem to be capable of using his right arm. He cradled and protected the arm from everything. Soon after, I visited Summerville and discovered Saul's Park. My daughter in law and I took the children to Saul's Park and "bam!", before we knew it he was using his right arm, climbing, swinging and playing the steel drums on the decorative, bright colored "flowers"! An enjoyable experience for us all!!! We will be back, for sure!

Our first adventure to Bees Landing dog park, and we will definitely be returning. There was so…read moremuch space for the dogs to run they probably feel as if they were not even fenced in. There is a smaller grassy enclosure for the small dogs and an enclosure for water play. It had recently rained so, unfortunately, there was mud in the main enclosure. Definitely follow everyone's instructions to continue towards the dumpsters in the back to find it. They could us better signage. Looking forward to returning to exhaust my 11 month old lab.

After coming from Florida where the dog park is taken care weekly this park was a little different…read more Not the easiest to find. Actually when you park by the rec. center you wouldn't think there's even a dog park until you see a tiny sign with a man walking a dog. Follow that path beside the dumpster and it's around the corner! Thanks to the other reviews I knew that too. Love this app! There's a smaller dog side and a large dog side. Nothing is really taken care of but it kind of feels more like a dog park in the woods and our pup loves running through the woods so this was right up her alley. It was quiet and so pretty as the sun was coming through the trees. This is a straight run of the mill dog park no extras or frills. Simple fence and water for the dogs otherwise they pretty much left it. Again, I don't hate that because I really want my pup to run (she doesn't really play or the "toys"). Eventually a young girl came with her pups and Stella got to run even more. Just a nice fun morning exercise.

There were tons of spider webs and bottle caps and miscellaneous plastic pieces (!!choking…read morehazards!!) on the playground. It also looked like some terrible person decided to brush their dog out at the playground because there were no less than a dozen clumps of long black dog hair mixed with bark littered all over the playground. It was disgusting. This playground is in desperate need of some maintenance.

Mitchell Playground on Fishburne Street in Charleston is a great and underrated park and green…read morespace. I like that they have a full court basketball court and nice open spaces to run around and get some exercise. This park is clean and well maintained. There is plenty of on street parking surrounding the park and it is easy to get to from just about anywhere in Charleston.