Parks in Sullivans Island, South Carolina

Municipal park with slide, kiddie slides, interactive play area, and a pool. More on About

200-foot water slide - 16-foot otter slide - Sprays, geysers, and raindrop waterfalls - The Cyclone, a 10-minute swirling ... More on familydaysoutusa

Category: Amusement Places Meeting Place Bingo is a quality source of laughter and enjoyment in South Carolina. Visit ... More on localamusementparks.com

When the temperatures start rising, visitors of all ages will enjoy this favorite summer playground located within James Island County Park. This seasonal ... More on ccprc.com

Weekends only during May. Open daily June-July. Weekends only in August until Labor Day. 10am-6pm. Public school opening may alter this schedule. Call for exact dates. Located within James Island ... More on Charlestoncvb.com

Another of the four Wildernesses within Francis Marion National Forest (see Hell Hole Bay Wilderness), Little Wambaw Swamp is a river-bottom land of hardwoods and sloughs. Bald cypress and tupelo g... More on Epinions.com

Another of the four Wildernesses within Francis Marion National Forest (see Hell Hole Bay Wilderness), Little Wambaw Swamp is a river-bottom land of hardwoods and sloughs. Bald cypress and tupelo g... More on Epinions.com

In the late Spring of 1999, Mayor Keith Summey of North Charleston asked Ed Fava if he would volunteer his time to lead an effort to establish, at the former Naval Base, a memorial which would pay ... More on Archives.charleston.net

Planned by the City of North Charleston and military veterans to honor the countless number of servicemen and women who proudly served the United States alongside the civilians who labored at the ... More on Northcharleston.org

What are those two green tubes? Can you believe they compose LSIs Ribbon Slide. This clever slide is adored by kids and secretly navigated by adults (Its safe for many adults, so go ahead and try it!). ... More on KaBoom.org

Charleston's waterfront is a place where tourism, history, and industry coexist in an seamless fashion. Ye... More on Amazon.com

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

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

This nature-oriented park is on more than 900 acres of typical Lowcountry terrain and features a mile-long ... More on Globepequot.com

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