Charleston County Parks to Reopen Additional Parks

Charleston County Parks will reopen additional parks Friday, May 15. They look forward to welcoming visitors to get back to nature and enjoy the spring weather. Staff will be on hand to ensure that guests are social distancing.

Opening Friday, May 15:

Cooper River County Park

Folly Beach County Park

Folly Beach Pier

Lighthouse Inlet Heritage Preserve

McLeod Plantation Historic Site (self-guided tours only at this time)

SK8 Charleston

Currently open parks include:

Boat Landings (except Sol Legare, which is currently under construction)

Caw Caw Interpretive Center

Isle of Palms County Park

James Island County Park

Johns Island County Park

Laurel Hill County Park

Palmetto Islands County Park

Meggett County Park

Mount Pleasant Pier

Stono River County Park

Wannamaker County Park and North Trail

For the safety of their staff and visitors, Charleston County Parks playgrounds, off-leash dog parks, spray play areas, water fountains, retail and food operations and rentals will be closed. Lifeguards will not be on duty. Fishing will be allowed on the piers, but patrons must bring their own gear.

All park openings are subject to change. For the latest information on the status of CCPRC’s facilities and events, visit CharlestonCountyParks.com.