The mission of Berkeley County Parks and Recreation is to enhance the quality of life for residents and visitors by providing safe, accessible, and well-maintained parks, waterfront access, and community programs that promote outdoor recreation, environmental stewardship, family engagement, and the preservation of Berkeley County’s natural beauty and rich history.
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County Parks
Berkeley County is home to a growing network of parks, waterfront access points, and recreation areas. We invite residents and visitors to get outside and enjoy the county’s natural beauty. From historic gardens and community parks, to boat landings, these spaces offer something for everyone. Follow us on Facebook
Parks & Facilities
- Berkeley County Waterfront Park
- Blessing Plantation
- Cainhoy/Huger Community Recreation Center
- Chapel of Ease
- Cypress Gardens
- Kitfield Community Park
- Mead Park
- North Island
- Pimlico Parks
Boat Landings
- Atkins Landing aka Berkeley County Waterfront Park
- Bushy Park saltwater and Freshwater side
- Cypress Gardens Boat Landing
- Fred Day Landing aka Duck Pond
- Ralph Hamer Landing aka Quinby Landing
- Rembert Dennis Landing aka Wadboo Landing
- Spier’s Landing
Cypress Gardens
You don’t have to travel far to experience Berkeley County’s own Cypress Gardens. It is blooming year-round with adventure and excitement for the entire family! Nestled within a genuine black water cypress swamp, Cypress Gardens offers student, group and family adventures including:
- Flat bottom boat guided or self-guided tours amidst blooming azaleas, camellias, and other flowers.
- Four miles of beautiful and serene nature trails.
- An amazing butterfly House and aquarium with reptile exhibits.
Cypress Gardens also offers the perfect location for breathtaking wedding ceremonies and memorable receptions. Choose from a variety of settings throughout our beautiful 170-acre tranquil area, which has become a favorite destination for locals, as well as visitors from all over the country.
Cypress Gardens has hosted over 16 major movies including ‘The Patriot’, ‘Cold Mountain’ and ‘The Notebook’, along with the television mini-series ‘North and South’ and one of its first movies, ‘Swamp Thing’.
A visit to Cypress Gardens will be an experience you will always remember.
| Admission Prices | |
| Adult: | $10.00 |
| 65+, 911, Military: | $6.50 |
| Children (ages 6-17): | $5.00 |
| Children (ages 5 and under): | Free * |
| * Does not apply to children in an educational/youth group | |
Last Admission at 4:00 PM
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