North Charleston River Front Park

I love this place! This is a very historical old Navy base. When I was in the military, we would come here because of the location right on the water. Now that it is closed, they have done a great job of reusing the spaces and refurbishing and leasing the big beautiful old homes that used to house military officers . It’s a beautiful place to walk and have lots of family fun. There are lots of trees, but because it’s so big many of the spaces are not shaded It is easy to get to plenty of parking and beautiful views of the riverfront. Many times and I have come for local, concerts, cultural festivals and events. Nice, walking and jogging trails. There is a nice fishing pier, a few small benches, a covered picnic area with tables and a few small barbecue grills. It might be smart to bring your own portable chair if you would like to sit closer to the water. The dog park is hidden in the back near the children’s play area. Not a lot of grass in that area but the upkeep seems to be OK. Doggy resource bags available. My only complaint is that the mosquitoes out here are horrible. I’ve been living in the area for a long time, but this is the only place I always get bitten by a variety of bugs I cannot identify constantly . Make sure you have plenty of bug spray. Lots of greenery,. Children’s play area is very nice and has lots of activity sections. There’s even a sprinkler area for kids to get run through upfront near the military memorial section. Right at the front there is a restaurant called Momo’s. The food is extremely good and the service is amazing. If you come on the right day, you may see dolphins in a few interesting looking cargo ships. Parking is everywhere. They just opened a new bridge in the back near the picnic area. If you are able to find this entrance it is easier and faster to get into the park. Again, don’t forget the bug spray. You can make a whole day of visiting here ! Playground: Extremely nice playground. I’ve been there plenty of times festivals and the kids seem to love it. Dog-friendliness: Very dog friendly with a nice size dog park. There is only one area of small and big must share the space Picnic area: Covert picnic area with small barbecue grills nearby

New additions enhance the views and walking options. It's expanded to the other side of Noisette Creek now, with a boating dock too. Well maintained and a nice restaurant open for lunch and dinner.

This is a great park in North Charleston. It used to be Navy housing. It's a beautiful place. We went to the Riverfront Revival music concert. Great walkway along the water. Several pieces of art throughout. Piers to fish. There is a restaurant near the water. Not sure of the hours.

Very Family Friendly Free park. We went on a cold, windy day and still had fun walking on the beautiful paths along the water

It was a very good beautiful experience. Both days the band was good the food was so good. Met a lot of nice people. It's just very expensive for the locals to be able to come. The park is paid for it's a little too pricey for the concerts. But I do love live music Playground: Beautiful place the tickets were way too expensive ! The food was delicious The people were wonderful the music was great. The tickets were outrageous $40 fees on top of the tickets even if you bought them at the box office. Still had to pay a fee. A lot of the local people did not get to go because it was too expensive. Most of the people were from out of town. I love this place that should make it more and in expensive for local residents some kind of discount My goodness. That was a great show you still had to drive home most places and other states have camping so you don't have to drink and drive. As soon as the show is over they ran you out as quick as possible made you get in your car and leave but they serve beer until the last moment. So enjoyable wish residents of this community could get some type of discount a lot of the people I knew could not afford to go sad. Right here in Charleston, the music. Restrooms: Portalets and it was very dark they did not have them lit up good. Once it was dark you cannot see inside the portal that you just had to I hope to God you didn't drop anything or touch anything because it was so dark need lights inside the portlets. But they had plenty lots

The 52nd annual Charleston Scottish Games was a terrific event. It was my first time attending these games and already look forward to returning next year. Great vendors for authentic treaaures and food trucks that satisfied every craving. The weather could not have been better. The opening ceremony, mass bands, the athletes that participated in the games throughout the day along the Clan parade was thrilling to witness. Just curious why they did not have Guiness or McEwans on tap..maybe the crowds consumed a bit less beer and enjoyed the Scotch taste tastings more. I absolutely loved the border collie demonstrations. Riverfront Park location suited this event perfectly.

It is a great park with lots of things to see and a fantastic place to get a break from a stressful week. The area has lots of history, which is immediately evident when you get by the river. There is a group of flags with each of the services represented and a very in-depth and informative display that gives a thorough history of the area. The views of the river are fantastic, even on an overcast day. There's a few restaurants, an event facility that uses to be the admirals quarters. It's definitely a must-see park if you're in the area and have some time or just want a relaxing day with family. I've got more pics that I'll upload later, but it was a great place to take pictures even with the overcast skies. Restrooms: There's public restrooms that are fairly clean but quite old.

kudos to the North Charleston mayor for really revamping the entire area around Park circle, the old naval shipyard and riverfront Park! it was a very seedy area 20 plus years ago and now it is a huge draw for people all around the low country!

Pretty cool walking spot if you can get past the early summer heat. We saw lawn art, lawn chairs, a bridge, gardens, jumping fish, and baby crabs.

On the Cooper River and Noisette Creek gives this park fantastic views. Excellent place to relax, enjoy a stroll on the river or have a picnic.