Parks and Recreation

Get in on the outdoor-lover fun or elevate your SEWE experience with one of these several events happening around the Holy City.
The Landscape Architecture Team Leader talks about the details of the Rifle Range Road Park project.
Stride the Wave 5k aims to help Veterans by donating funds to the Warrior Surf Foundation.
Funds from the golf tournament will support current projects.
This new initiative promotes an inclusive environment for those with sensory needs to enjoy the park during regular hours and during special events.
Register for the run-bike-run event in Mount Pleasant.
Average daily walking trips dropped by 36% in the US between 2019 and 2022 — see how Charleston compares.
Battery Park and Navy Yard Charleston recently received a final vote on the development contract.
This Portland-made, free-to-use, stand-alone toilet is working to address common public bathroom concerns.
How the Lowcountry has been protecting our local sea turtles lately.
Dig into the details on Pine Trace Natural Area.
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