Charleston County Parks COVID-19 Operating Status
[Thursday, May 7, 2020]
Charleston County Parks will reopen additional parks starting, Friday May 8. These parks will be open for activities such as running, walking and biking on designated trails. Charleston County Parks staff will be on hand within the parks to ensure that guests are following social distancing guidelines and not using closed amenities.
Open as of May 1
- Laurel Hill County Park
- Meggett County Park
- Stono River County Park
- Wannamaker North Trail
Open as of May 6
- Isle of Palms County Park
Opening May 8
- Caw Caw Interpretive Center
- James Island County Park
- Johns Island County Park
- Palmetto Islands County Park
- Mount Pleasant Pier (Fishing not allowed)
- Wannamaker County Park
For the safety of our staff and visitors, Charleston County Parks restrooms, showers, playgrounds, off-leash dog parks, spray play areas, retail and food operations and rentals will be closed and lifeguards will not be on duty. Please plan your visit accordingly. Additional parks and amenities will open in the coming weeks.
Openings to Come
- Cooper River County Park
- Folly Beach County Park, Folly Beach Pier, and Lighthouse Inlet Heritage Preserve
- Kiawah Beachwalker Park is closed due to boardwalk construction.
- McLeod Plantation Historic Site
- SK8 Charleston
- Waterparks
CCPRC will continue to follow CDC guidelines, and all park openings are subject to change.
