Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park and the Mount Pleasant Pier are home to many unique and distinctive events offered by the Town of Mount Pleasant.
The dog park at Palmetto Islands County Park is closed for routine maintenance every Wednesday morning from 7am-10am.
Due to ongoing erosion problems in addition to the heavy erosion caused by Hurricane Irene in August 2011, Folly Beach County Park will remain closed to the general public through the 2012 season.
The decision to close... Read on...
Attention Boaters! Don't forget that the Cooper River marina ships' store is there for all of your boating needs!
Marina Contact Information:
843-554-0790 or 843-554-9008LAT 32° - 49.928’ N - 079° - 56... Read on...
Party in the Park with your Pup! James Island and Palmetto Islands County Parks Host Dog-Friendly Events this Spring
Dog owners, after a long day at work, pick up your pooch and join the fun at events held in May... Read on...
Track updates on the progress of the park as it undergoes a stabilization project
A great opportunity to honor those we remember on Memorial Day, the Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission is proud to introduce the inaugural Run to Remember 5K on May 23.
Starting at the Mount Pleasant Pier... Read on...
Get soaked this summer at your Charleston County Waterparks! Charleston’s three family waterparks are the hottest spots in town during the summer months, and each facility offers a fun, family adventure at a reasonable price... Read on...
Adventure Out is a month-long outdoor fitness campaign to encourage residents to visit county parks for exercise. Exercising outdoors or “green exercise” has many additional benefits to indoor fitness activities, including... Read on...
[CHARLESTON] – Grab your fishing rod to catch some fish and fun at the Mount Pleasant and Folly Beach Fishing Piers this summer! The Mount Pleasant Pier will kick off the fishing tournament series with Kahuna on the Cooper... Read on...
April 19, 2013 – Today, a coalition of federal, state and private agencies officially launched a new website for the Southeast Coast Saltwater Paddling Trail (SECT): www.secoastpaddlingtrail.com. First introduced at the... Read on...
As sand pumping is now complete, the dredge in the Folly River is gone and contractors working on the beach renourishment (Marinex) are almost finished with their portion of the project. Sand shaping is continuing throughout... Read on...
Contractors involved with the construction of the terminal groin drove the first of several hundred steel sheet piles into the sand this morning.
Contractors continue to work around the clock to pump sand onto the beach, and since May 5, approximately 175,000 cubic yards of sand have been put in to place. The contractors constructing the terminal groin are currently... Read on...
Crews have begun working around the clock dredging sand from the Folly River, with today being the second full day of pumping sand onto the beach. Over 70,000 cubic yards of sand has been pumped since 4 p.m. on Sunday (25... Read on...