Fish off the pier, watch ships sail through the harbor, or have a picnic on the lawn, all while witnessing the best view of the Ravenel Bridge. For the family, grab ice cream at River Front Café & Gift Shop, let the kids run loose on the playground, or take a walk up and alongside the Ravenel Bridge.
Get a true taste of the lowcountry by strolling through the farmers market in Marion Square on a Saturday. Cool down with a lemonade, make a custom flower bouquet, and shop handmade crafts.
Catch gorgeous views of the Charleston Harbor and some of Mount Pleasant's most historic streets. Dine and dessert along Pitt Street, and if you're wanting more, walk over to Shem Creek's restaurants and bars. If you're looking for a scenic workout, strap on your sneakers and walk down the Pitt St. Bridge to see views of the Charleston harbor and peninsula, the Ravenel Bridge, and Sullivan's Island.
...is the place to dine, drink, cruise through the harbor, or kayak along the creek.
Book your stay with us over the 2nd Sunday of the month to shop at Charleston’s best mall, King Street. Blocked from traffic for the day, King Street boasts local businesses, designer fashion, and restaurant galore.
Pack your beach supplies to spend the day at this publicly accessible beach. Start or finish your beach trip with a meal at one of the island's top notch restaurants, ranging from burgers to fine pastas, pub beer to frose. Beware of parking and alcohol regulations!
Venture ~30 minutes from downtown Charleston to visit John’s island’s Angel Oak tree. Dating back at least 400 years, this tree is a marvel (and free!) to see.
Home to the acclaimed "Pineapple Fountain", this park hosts a harborside pier, long stretches of walking paths shaded by palmetto trees, and a long history of maritime and even wartime service.
If you haven't had enough of the beach yet, hop over to the Isle of Palms. Choose from several eateries, ice cream shops, and waterfront bars for a classic (and a tad touristy) beach day.
...might be the only sporting event you’ll find around here. Watch Charleston’s Minor League Baseball team take on their opponent while munching on a hotdog, sipping a cold beer, or wearing one of their jerseys.
