Effective September 4, 2010, the Park & Program Services Center at our James Island Headquarters office will no longer conduct walk-in business on Saturdays.
Hours of operation will be as follows:
Walk-In Business Hours...
Come out and celebrate the end of summer with a "Jump in the Park" on September 18 at James Island County Park!
Enjoy a “Jump in the Park” as a bonus to your day in the park!
Put a little spring into your step with...
Dog lovers, reward yourself and your pooch after a long day at the office! Bring your favorite furry friend to enjoy Yappy Hour on September 23 at the James Island County Park Dog Park.
Mingle with friends old and new while...
Things are heating up in preparation of this year’s Latin American Festival! Formerly known as Festival Hispano, the annual event celebrating Latino food, music and culture will be returning to Wannamaker County Park on Sunda...
If you enjoy triathlons, here’s one with a few twists! The Folly Beach Challenge, Sunday, October 17, is the perfect alternative to the traditional triathlon. And, this year’s event expands to two days to include optional kay...
Participate in affordable evening courses conveniently located in a school near your home or office. We invite you to take advantage of the many opportunities right in your own backyard!
Until further notice, Isle of Palms County Park is now accepting oversize vehicles on weekdays only, with advance notice. We are not able to take large vehicles on weekends.
The dog parks at James Island & Palmetto Islands are closed for routine maintenance every Wednesday morning. James Island is closed from 7am-9am and Palmetto Islands is closed from 7am-10am.
Alligators are a natural, normal, and important part of wetlands along the coast of SC. Usually docile creatures, these reptiles can become aggressive as an unintended result of being fed by people. Once the alligator assoc...
Exercising, sniffing, and playing off-leash are important to a dog’s sense of well-being. Your county park system is proud to provide these facilities for our pooch patrons in several county parks; however, once your pet lea...
By bagging your pet’s waste and placing it in collection containers, you will:
• Avoid run-off contamination of nearby water from which dogs and wildlife drink. • Discourage weed and algae growth that will c...