Imablog Perspectives of a Canadian in the Old/Deep/New/Geographic South: This is where I ramble on about nothing in particular and post a few nice pictures.

Lowcountry Dog Park Tour

In the spring of 2008, the idea occurred to me that I should take the dogs and tour the area dog parks. Considering the size of the Charleston-Berkeley-Dorchester County area, there are actually a good number of dog parks. This is something Lowcountry dog owners should be very pleased about.

I finally got around to starting my Lowcountry Dog Park Tour project in July 2008 with the dog park I go to most often: Hampton Park Dog Run.

Now you can do the Lowcountry Dog Park Tour on Gowalla!

Dog parks

All of these are fenced in or otherwise enclosed.

• Hampton Park Dog Run - map
• Ackerman Park Dog Run - map
• Hazel Parker Dog Run - map
• Mixson Dog Park - map
• Dog Park at James Island County Park - map
• Dog Park at Palmetto Islands County Park - map
• Dog Park at Wannamaker County Park - map
• Isle of Palms Bark Park - map
• North Charleston Riverfront Park Bark Park - map
• Park West dog park - map
• Wassamassaw Community Park Dog Park - map
• Bee's Landing Dog Park - map

Off-leash areas in Charleston

All of these are open areas and are near traffic areas.

• Ansonborough Field, Concord Street (All day)
• Brittlebank Park, Lockwood Blvd. (All day)
• Cannon Park, Calhoun Street (Restricted hours)
• Governors Park, Seven Farms Drive (All day)
• Hazel Parker Playground, East Bay Street (Restricted hours)
• The Horse Lot, Chisolm Street (All day)
• Johns Island Park, Rewes Lane (All day)
• Lenevar Playground, Lenevar Drive (All day)
• West Ashley Park, Mary Ader Avenue (All day)
• White Point Garden, Murray Blvd. (Restricted hours)