Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Mt. Pleasant

Mary Catherine J. • March 30, 2015Stunning! Pristine and a mini paradise! Lovely sunsets!

donna b. • May 5, 2013Lovely park with great views. Only problem we had was no pets allowed on the pier.

Hoyle Kip V. • July 21, 2015Bowl of bog is outstanding! The fish and chips is excellent! Very good place for lunch!

Matthew • September 14, 2013The playground is great for kids. The breeze is also very nice

Jeff R. • December 23, 2016Great venue for events and reasonably priced.

Kevin B. • March 3, 2017My dogs favorite place to talk a walk in Charleston. Dog approved! Great trails, sun and shade, grass and trees. What else is there. A dog's life! Kevin Brunson

More Than H. • August 18, 2021Such an old style and lovely neighborhood! I would love to live here.

Michael R. • June 24, 2019Plenty of history, plan alot of time ahead to take in everything.

Megan • October 13, 2013Insane people watching get some ice cream and watch away

Christine H. • March 20, 2022Beautiful historic site, dog friendly w/leash.

Colin K. • December 31, 2011The custard of butterfly is great!!!!

Palmetto Brewing • November 5, 2011This is a great neighborhood with lots of kids, great schools and some fun restaurants all in bicycle range.

Smithsonian Channel • June 24, 2011The original 18th century slave cabins that still stand here on “Slave Street” were built in front of the plantation’s home in a traditional antebellum display of prosperity. (From Aerial America)

Insider Perks • August 20, 2012Awesome campground. Bike rentals, large lake, unique overnights in a caboose, playground, basketball, volleyball and boat rentals. Nature trail is great and the campground is on an old plantation.

Nancy M. • October 30, 2018Very historical and informative.

Megan B. • February 8, 2013Fun place! Next time ill bring a cooler and my beach chair :-)