Parks in Dorchester, South Carolina

Inscription. (Front text), Four Holes Swamp Bridge: The first bridge across Four Holes Swamp, a branch of the Edisto River, was built between 1770 and 1780 and was located about 200 ft. N. of the p... More on HMDB

Inscription. The first causeway and bridge here were built under terms of an act passed April 21, 1753. Col. Henry Hampton of State Troops of S. C. seized the bridge July 14, 1781, and established ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Forged in 1762 in Leicester, England, this cannon was part, of an outpost located near here, to defend the causeway at Four, Holes Creek during the, Revolutionary War. It was, recovered from the creek, beneath six feet ... More on HMDB

Over the course of the last century Audubon and its members have promoted bird conservation and conserved critical bird habitats. Visit Beidler Forest and take a little piece of our legacy with you... More on Beidlerforest.com/

The premier natural experience in the Lowcountry, this center and ... More on Yahoo! Travel

While the horticultural maze and antebellum cabin are first stops for the little ones, the petting zoo with... More on Globepequot.com

We took our books and found quiet benches to s More on igougo

Cypress Gardens is a 170 plus acre swamp-garden rich in natural beauty and fascinating history. Originally ... More on AnglerWeb.com

This place is great 10 dollar adult entry free boat to go in the swamp or guided tour for 5 dollars and t... More on TripAdvisor

Though a Great Lawn invites group activity, Waterfront Park was intended to remind Charleston of its place ... More on travelandleisure

I love walking the dog there at night when all the tourist are gone it is peaceful and lovely. More on GeckoGo

Joseph P Riley Jr Park - Beer? Check. Newspapers? Check. Joseph P Riley Jr Park, at 360 Fishburne Street, o... More on clubzone

If you have kids I suggest buying the cheap seats and then watching the game from the Shoeless Joe section. More on Yahoo! Travel

Angel Oak Park - It has charming service, beautiful ambiance, posh décor, and a celebrity clientele. Just k... More on clubzone

Beautiful tree...not much around it but worth the trip to see this amazing natural wonder. More on TripAdvisor

Unusually in this area, which made its fortune mostly on rice, Boone Hall's main claim to fame was as a cot... More on manual_books

Our docent (a sassy southern bell) absolutely made the entire tour! Amazing history. Suggest taking the tra... More on TripAdvisor

Daily: May-Labor Day: 8am-8pm; September, October, March, and April: 8am-Sunset; November-February: 8am-5p... More on Charlestoncvb.com

Room for the kids to run and explore and relaxing for parents More on Yahoo! Travel