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Royal Lanes Family Entertainment Center

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The largest premier bowling center in the Goose Creek area featuring 36 synthetic lanes, spacious concourse, automatic scoring, automatic bumpers for children, cosmic glow bowling, open bowling, leagues and parties for all ages! Full Service Pro Shop, 20+ Game Arcade, & Snack Bar

Public Works Art Center

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Summerville’s Art Hub Public Works Art Center is a family-friendly 501(C)(3) nonprofit community art center in the heart of Downtown Summerville. With three galleries that have new exhibitions every six weeks, special (free) events, classes for all ages, a pottery studio (with two kilns), an artisan and art supply gift shop, summer camps, twelve studio artist spaces, an outreach vehicle (Arty the Artmobile!), birthday party options, event rental space, and SO much more, Public Works Art Center is THE cultural hub and creative incubator for Downtown Summerville and beyond. And did we mention it is FREE? Free admission every day we are open: Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm!

Montreux Bar & Grill

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The Story of “Montreux” Montreux takes it’s name from the town of Montreux on the shores of Lake Geneva Switzerland. On December 4, 1971 the band “Deep Purple” had set up camp in Montreux Switzerland to record an album at the entertainment complex that was part of the Montreux Casino, using a mobile recording studio rented from the Rolling Stones. On the eve of the recording session, a concert by Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention was held in the casino’s theatre. In the middle of Don Preston’s synthesizer solo on “King Kong” the place suddenly caught on fire when someone in the audience set off a flare gun into the rattan ceiling. The resulting fire destroyed the entire casino complex along with all of the Mother’s equipment. Meanwhile, the members of Deep Purple watched the fire from their hotel rooms across the lake. A few days later guitarist Roger Glover awoke from a dream about the fire and came up with the title “Smoke on the Water” referring to the smoke from the fire spreading over Lake Geneva from the burning casino. In the song, the mobile studio is referred to as the “Rolling truck Stones thing” and the “mobile”. The person who started the fire is “some stupid with a flare gun”. “Funky Claude” is Claude Nobs, the director of the Montreux Jazz Festival, who helped some of the audience escape the fire. Smoke on the Water “We all came out to Montreux on the Lake Geneva shoreline. To make records with a mobile, We didn’t have much time. Smoke on the water, Fire in the sky.” The Montreux Casino was rebuilt in 1975. Montreux is the home of Mountain Studios, the recording studio used by several artist. “Bonzo’s Montreux” by Led Zeppelin is named after the city where the drum session of John Bonham was recorded in 1976. In 1978, the band Queen bought the studio. A statue of Freddy Mercury, lead singer for Queen, acknowledged as one of the greatest singers of all time and occasional performer at the jazz festival, stands in a prominent location on the shore of Lake Geneva. The Montreux Jazz Festival has been held every year in July since 1967. Today’s festival lasts about two weeks, represents every imaginable music style, and attracts an audience of over 200,000. Before we opened “Montreux Bar and Grill” in Summerville, an unnamed patron at a local bar who looked like ZZ Top suggested the name and told the story about “Smoke on the Water”. We liked the name immediately. In keeping with the Montreux tradition, Thursday through Monday we bring live music “of every imaginable style” to Montreux Bar and Grill here in this grand old building (1862) in beautiful downtown Summerville, SC. We hope you enjoy the show…and the food…and the drinks too for that matter!

Nailed It DIY Studio Summerville

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Book Studio Time Guarantee your seat by reserving your project and time up to one hour before closing. Private Events Host your next party or corporate event with exclusive, private access to a private party room or studio. Youth Activities Let us inspire your child with a unique DIY camp or party experience made just for them. Nailed It @home Enjoy our DIY experience at home with Take and Make projects, virtual parties or shop our retail offerings. Mon-Wed – Private parties and events only

South Carolina Aquarium

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Leading the way to connect people with water, wildlife and wild places. Sea the difference at the South Carolina Aquarium! From our over 5,000 animals to our award-winning education team, from the Sea Turtle Care Center™ to our conservation programs protecting local species, you’ll be struck with awe and inspiration as you journey through all our exhibits, representing the mountains to the sea of South Carolina. The Aquarium is located in beautiful and historic downtown Charleston, South Carolina. Our waterfront location on the Charleston Harbor enhances the guest experience with sweeping views of the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, the USS Yorktown and much more. Take a break on one of our open-air decks during your visit to spot wild dolphins and birds throughout the Harbor. The South Carolina Aquarium is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA). In order to be accredited, institutions must exhibit the highest standards of animal welfare, care and management. This means the Aquarium is among the best in the nation when it comes to our animals’ living environments, health and nutrition. To maintain accreditation, we must pass an assessment at least once a year. The South Carolina Aquarium was announced as one of ten recipients of the 2019 National Medal for Museum and Library Service, the nation’s highest honor given to museums and libraries that make significant and exceptional contributions to their communities. The Aquarium was recognized “not for having a massive living collection of exotic species from around the world, but for keeping its collection’s focus local.” Housing thousands of species native to South Carolina, the Aquarium has been awarded for educating the public about the biodiversity of our regional aquatic ecosystems, as well as its efforts in South Carolina’s science education curriculum and dedication to tackling tough environmental issues. We are proud to be a conservation education leader in the community. Thank you for being an integral part of our success!

St Andrews Parish Parks & Playground

Aquatics Athletics Baseball/Softball Fitness Center Playground Swimming Pool Tennis Court

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St Andrews Parks & Playground offers may athletic programs and camps throughout the year. The facilities include fitness rooms, tennis courts, software and baseball fields, and a playground.

Charleston Fun Park

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Get your FUN on with Go-Karts, 36 Holes of Mini-Golf, an Outdoor Axe Throwing Arena, a Virtual Reality Roller Coaster, Bumper Cars, a Full Arcade with Prizes and the all new OMNI VR Battle Arena! And if all that makes you hungry or thirsty… we have Hot Dogs, Pretzels, Dippin’ Dots, Icee, Chips and Soft Drinks (including adult beverages like beer and wine). If you’re looking for some fun, then you’ve come to the right place!

PepperJack Pottery

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PepperJack Pottery is a paint-your-own-Pottery studio located in Summerville, SC. You are able to walk-in anytime to relax with us and get creative! Our studio welcomes artists of all levels and ages. Anyone can learn how to paint pottery with our wonderful staff here to help you!

City Museum

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Housed in the 10-story, 600,000 square-foot warehouse of the International Shoe Company, City Museum is a mixture of children’s playground, funhouse, surrealistic pavilion, and architectural marvel made out of found and repurposed objects. The brainchild of internationally-acclaimed artists Bob and Gail Cassilly, both classically trained sculptors, City Museum opened for visitors in 1997. City Museum has deep urban roots. Bob Cassilly and his longtime crew of 20 artisans have constructed the museum from the very stuff of which cities are made: concrete, iron, limestone, bricks, rebar, tile, stone; gears, beams, wheels, belts, valves, tanks; bridges, buses, planes, facades, cranes, doors, fire trucks, walls, locomotives. Look carefully to see the houses, churches, schools, store fronts, and factories of St. Louis and its Rust Belt cousins.

Grant’s Farm

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Since opening to the public in 1954, Grant’s Farm has become a refuge for more than 900 animals both great and small. You can visit and interact with many of them throughout the day and touch base with our expert team of animal caretakers. Our historic buildings range from Ulysses S. Grant’s humble log cabin to the Busch family’s “Big House” to the traditional German-style stables and Bauernhof. There is a photo op around every corner. True to our Busch family roots, we offer a variety of food and beverage options for you to enjoy while spending time at Grant’s Farm. For guests over 21, we invite you to take part in the long-standing tradition of a free beer sample, courtesy of our premier sponsor Anheuser-Busch. Admission: Free Parking: $15 – Regular Size Vehicle Parking: $18 – Oversized Vehicle

Ridgewood Park Community Center

Playground Recreation/Community Center Walking Trail

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Ridgewood Community Center, located between Dartmouth Avenue and Woodbrier Street, is a new community center that features a kitchen, two meeting rooms, and restrooms. Outside, there is a picnic shelter, a playground, security lighting, outdoor restrooms, and a walking trail, approximately a quarter of a mile in length. The walking trail, made of paved, recycled, rubberized material, allows for ADA accessibility and full participation of all our patrons. There are also four exercise stations placed strategically along the trail to allow for a full-body workout of 10 different, low-impact exercises. Enjoy the decorative lighting around the walking trail and relax on one of the four park benches located under the shade trees. Enjoy lunch at the picnic shelter and let the children play in the enclosed playground as you watch their every move while walking along the trail. Please contact t (803) 741-7272 ext. 104, at least two weeks in advance for more rental information or to book a rental.

Trenholm Park

Baseball/Softball Indoor Basketball Open Athletic Field Playground Public Park Soccer Field Swimming Pool Tennis Court

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Visit a piece of RCRC history. Trenholm Park was the very first park opened by the Richland County Recreation Commission back in 1968. The park offers programs and services that enrich the quality of life for persons of all ages and abilities. Children who participate benefit from a safe and positive family oriented environment. Adults benefit from services that improve health and wellness through diverse recreational opportunities that enhance the overall well-being. This 10.7-acre facility includes a recreation building with a gym, game room, club room; eight lighted tennis courts; playground; swimming pool and newly renovated pool house; a lighted Little League baseball field; lighted Little League softball field; football/soccer field; picnic facilities with shelter. Please contact (803) 741-7272 ext. 104, at least two weeks in advance for more rental information or to book a rental.

Park West Recreational Complex

Baseball/Softball Fishing Open Athletic Field Playground Recreation/Community Center Soccer Field Swimming Pool Tennis Court Track Walking Trail

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This recreational complex features Two lighted tennis courts, Activity building, Pool, Shower rooms, Baseball, softball, football, and soccer fields, Three batting tunnels, Multi-purpose field, Outdoor track, Lake pavilion, Outdoor volleyball court, and Walking trails.

Laumeier Sculpture Park

Public Park

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Founded in 1976, Laumeier is one of the first and largest dedicated sculpture parks in the country. In 1968, Mrs. Matilda Laumeier bequeathed the first 72 acres of the future Laumeier Sculpture Park to St. Louis County in memory of her husband, Henry Laumeier. In 1976, local artist Ernest Trova gifted 40 artworks, with an estimated market value of approximately one million dollars, to St. Louis County for the formation of a sculpture park and gallery. Laumeier Sculpture Park opened as part of the St. Louis County Department of Parks and Recreation system on July 7, 1976. One year later, Laumeier Sculpture Park was officially incorporated. Today, Laumeier is an internationally recognized, nonprofit arts organization that is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums and operates in partnership with St. Louis County Parks. Projects and programs are supported by the Mark Twain Laumeier Endowment Fund, the Regional Arts Commission, the University of Missouri-St. Louis, Missouri Arts Council and the Arts and Education Council of St. Louis. Laumeier presents more than 70 works of large-scale outdoor sculpture in a 105-acre park located in the heart of St. Louis County. Free and open daily, Laumeier serves 300,000 visitors of all ages each year through sculpture conservation, education programs, temporary exhibitions and public events. In 2015, Laumeier closed its first major capital campaign, Sculpting the Future, culminating in the renovation of the Laumeier’s 1917 Estate House into the Kranzberg Education Lab and the construction of the new Aronson Fine Arts Center for exhibitions, programs and events. PARK HOURS Open from 8 a.m. until 30 minutes past sunset. The Aronson Fine Arts Center + Whitaker Foundation Gallery is currently open on Thursdays & Fridays from 12-7 p.m. and Saturdays & Sundays from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. The Park is free and open to the public year-round, with the exception of special events. The Aronson Fine Arts Center hours may change seasonally and due to private events. The entire Park is closed to the general public the Thursday–Sunday of Art Fair weekend in May, November 5 for Laumeier After Dark, and Christmas Day (December 25). The Park will also close at 2 p.m. on Saturday, September 17 for The Big Dinner. Public restrooms are available in the Carriage House and the Way Field. It is recommended that visitors wear face masks when entering any indoor facility at the Park.

The Magic House, St Louis Children’s Museum

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The Magic House is a not-for-profit organization that offers hands-on exhibits and educational programs reflecting the special interests and needs of children. The Museum offers a wide variety of interactive learning experiences encouraging and inspiring students of all ages to become lifelong learners, including field trips, family STEAM nights, scout programs and summer camps. Founded by two volunteers, Barbie Freund and Jody Newman On October 16, 1979, our quaint 5,500 square foot Victorian mansion opened its doors in Kirkwood, Missouri as the region’s first children’s museum and has grown from a local attraction to an award-winning national landmark. Through a series of expansions, The Magic House has grown from 5,500 square feet to 55,000 square feet, featured hundreds of new exhibits, and have welcomed over 15 million visitors! We are honored to have provided families in the St. Louis region, and around the country, a place where imaginations are sparked, curiosity is piqued, and problem-solving skills are developed through a variety of hands-on experiences. Throughout its history, education has been at the core of The Magic House’s mission. The Magic House offers a wide variety of interactive learning experiences encouraging and inspiring students of all ages to become lifelong learners, including field trips, family STEAM nights, scout programs and summer camps. The Magic House continually updates our hands-on exhibits to reflect current educational priorities like STEAM, civic education, and 21st-century learning skills, while aligning with the interests and needs of children today. The Magic House has had a long-term commitment to provide Access for All, an initiative to offer free admission and learning experiences to families and schools from under-resourced areas. An award-winning educational destination, The Magic House was recognized in 2021 as the #2 children’s museum in the country by USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice.

Cayce Tennis and Fitness Center

Fitness Center Tennis Court

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We ight Room / Ae robi c E qui pme nt Area , (1 5 & up) $ 17 5/year • Add a family member $ 75 (spouse or child between 15-24 years old) • Initial orientation required. • Access to the Fitness Center. • Featuring: Complete line of Cybex selecterized weight equipment and True Cardio equipment. • Shower and towel service. • Daily use of a locker ($1 lock provided). Se n i or C i t i z e n (5 5 an d up): $120/year. • Add senior spouse $ 75 Co m bo: Individual Tennis/Fitness $400/year. Co m bo: Family Tennis/Fitness $500/year Co m bo: Senior Tennis/Fitness $300/year. • Add $125 for spouse Tennis Camps are for Beginners, Advance Beginners and Intermediate tennis players. Each Camp session week is Monday-Thursday, 9:00am – 12:00pm. (rain make up day: Friday same time) Cost: $125/week. 10% sibling discount Daily rate is available – call the front desk for more information 803-227-3030 LEVELS: Beginner, Advanced Beginner and Intermediate players using the NET GENERATION age appropriate tennis format for young players. Program includes stroke production, drills, fun games, rallying, playing singles and doubles at their own skill level and loads of fun! TENNIS CAMP WEEKS! Week 1) Jun 6-9 Week 2) Jun 13-16 Week 3) June 27-30 Week 4) July 11-14 Week 5) July 25-28 Week 6) Aug 1-4 Week 7) Aug 8-11 $125 per week or pay the discounted rate of $325 for attending 3 weeks of tennis camp! (call the front desk for more info on how to get your discount)

Saint Louis Zoo

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Home to over 14,000 animals, representing nearly 500 species, the Saint Louis Zoo is recognized worldwide for its innovative approaches to animal care and management, wildlife conservation, research and education. One of the few free zoos in the nation, the Saint Louis Zoo attracts approximately 3 million visitors annually and is the most-visited attraction in the region. And as a free zoo, visitors are encouraged to come back again…and again!

St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station

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Union Station used to be a fish out of St. Louis’s water—we’re here to reestablish its sea legs. Being at the heart of Union Station’s revival, we’ve proudly developed the cure to St. Louis’s landlocked blues: a 120,000-square-foot aquarium, packed to the gills with over 13,000 animals across 44 exhibits. Guests at our new St. Louis Aquarium can explore aquatic life from sea to shining sea, without venturing out of the 63103 ZIP code. We’re reel-y excited to embark on this journey with you. Plan your visit to the St. Louis Aquarium and discover our amazing galleries and interactive exhibits, including our 250,000-gallon shark habitat.

The Gateway Arch

State Park

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The Arch is the tallest monument in the U.S. at 630 feet in height. Its complex and subtle design based on a weighted catenary is unique in architecture and its structural system had never been attempted on such a large scale. Although designed in 1947 and not built until between 1963 and 1968, its symbolic architectural expression is of such simplicity that it remains modern. The Park Grounds that surround the Arch plays host to the annual Fair Saint Louis 4th of July Event and is covered by walkways and paths. The banks of the Mississippi run along the eastern edge of the park and gives visitors a great view of Downtown St. Louis.

Bees Landing Recreation Center

Baseball/Softball Open Athletic Field Outdoor Basketball Playground Recreation/Community Center Tennis Court

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Athletic Field Baseball Field Basketball Court Benches Bleachers Dog Park Drinking Fountain Football Field Picnic Tables Playground Restrooms Tennis Trash Cans Quick Facility Program Links

Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry

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The Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry (CML) offers unlimited learning adventures for children, ages Birth to 10 years, and their families. A world of discovery awaits at the Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry. Kids explore building projects with real tools and climb aboard a Lowcountry pirate ship. Families can create inspired masterpieces every day in our dedicated art center. At CML, play inspires creativity and encourages lifelong exploration of the world around us. Free monthly programs further our inter-disciplinary and exciting approach to learning. Children enter our doors with anticipation, take part in our programs with wonder and laughter, and leave with fond memories and a better understanding of basic science, environmental, and artistic concepts. Established in 2003, the Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to engage young children’s potential by inviting families of all backgrounds to explore environments and experiences that spark imagination and stimulate curiosity through the power of play.

Carolina Ice Palace

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The Carolina Ice Palace is a state of the art facility featuring two NHL sized ice rinks, full service pro shop, meeting rooms, concessions stand, and The Penalty Box Sports Lounge. Since 1997 the Carolina Ice Palace has hosted numerous hockey tournaments and figure skating competitions including the USA Hockey “Pee Wee” National Championship and the South Atlantic Regionals Figure Skating Championships. The NHL’s Buffalo Sabres and St. Louis Blues have skated at the Carolina Ice Palace along with Gold Medal Olympian, Tara Lipinski. Home to the Charleston Youth Hockey Association and Figure Skating Club of Charleston, the facility is open year round, and is also the official practice facility of the South Carolina Stingrays.

Flight Adventure Park

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Our premier family entertainment venues focus on fun, family, fitness, parties, events and exciting sports! We have created indoor adventure parks for all ages featuring trampolines, ninja warrior courses, dodgeball, climbing structures, laser mazes, ice skating, virtual reality games, and more–all under one roof, making us the perfect place for hosting your next party, event, or for having fun and being active with friends and family. Entry to the park treats guests to a heart-pumping, multi-action, year-round family friendly experience.

Mellow & Play Cafe

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Mellow and Play Cafe – where adults mellow and kids play Sit back and relax… read, or chit chat with friends and fellow patrons while your children enjoy some play time Your little ones will have fun exploring, learning, and interacting with other children in our play area We offer: A play area designed for 0 to 8 year old children – jump castles and more Reasonable prices Free WiFi Comfy seating area for adults Cafe offering coffee and various drinks and healthy Meeting area for get togethers and small meetings and parties

Chick-fil-A

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We’re proud to be your nearest Chick-fil-A®, serving freshly prepared food crafted with quality ingredients every day of the week (except Sunday, of course). Our restaurant offers everything from Chick-fil-A menu classics, like the original Chick-fil-A Chicken Sandwich, Chicken Nuggets and Chick-fil-A Waffle Potato Fries®, to breakfast, salads, treats, Kid’s Meals and more. Feeding a group? Our Chick-fil-A location also offers a variety of catering options, perfect for your next get-together. On this page, you can check out our operating hours as well as the dining options that are currently available at our restaurant, including curbside carry-out or delivery. If you’re looking for great food nearby, it’s our pleasure to serve you.

The Little Gym of Summerville

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The Little Gym of Summerville offers progressively structured classes and a positive learning environment to create opportunities for your child to try new things and build self-confidence, all with a grin that stretches from ear to ear. Our trained instructors nurture happy, confident kids through a range of classes like parent/child classes and gymnastics, plus fun extras like parties, camps and more.

The Charleston Museum

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Founded in 1773, The Charleston Museum, America’s First Museum, has been discovering, preserving, interpreting, celebrating, and sharing ever since. Our collections, exhibitions, educational programs, and events are designed to inspire curiosity and conversation – about the South Carolina Lowcountry – and the stories that make us who we are.

KidStrong

Attractions Fitness Center

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KidStrong is a private child development training center focused on brain, physical & character development for ages walking through 11 years old. KidStrong offers a science-based curriculum that is parent-focused and taught by professionals.

Summit Adventure Park

Attractions Playground

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Headquartered in the U.S., SUMMIT Trampoline Parks are the world’s premier adventure facilities that offer fun and exercise for people of all ages. We have parks in the U.S., Panama, Dominican Republic, Chile, Uruguay, Colombia and Czech Republic. With brand new facilities and custom-designed parks, you’ll realize it’s hard to find an experience anywhere else that compares to SUMMIT. With facilities that are typically 20,000-40,000 square feet of indoor jumping space, we can accommodate all ages and group sizes and offer activities that range from regular jumping to dodgeball, basketball dunking, fitness classes to competitive jumping, and parties for birthdays, group events, or just about any other type of event!

Oak Grove Sports Complex

Baseball/Softball Playground

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The Oak Grove Sports Complex located in Lexington, SC hosts four ball fields, as well as picnic areas, and a playground. The complex also offers canteen services and public restrooms.

Saluda Shoals Park

Boat Landing Kayak Access Open Athletic Field Playground Recreation/Community Center Soccer Field Tennis Court Walking Trail

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This park is located on the riverbank of the Saluda River. · 11,000 square-foot Environmental Education Center, Exhibit Hall, Auditorium, Classrooms and 3,776 square-foot outdoor deck · 10,000 square-foot River Center Conference facility and Wedding Gazebo · Miles of paved/unpaved trails · River Observation Deck · Boat Ramp/Canoe/Kayak Launch · Picnic Shelters · Saluda Shoals Wetlands Preserve (Fall 2009) · Saluda Splash Water Playground · Playground With six soccer, lacrosse and multi-use fields, six clay and four hard surface tennis courts, The Fields is sought-after for both tournaments and run/walk events. This athletic complex is located within Saluda Shoals Park, a 400-acre riverfront park with miles of paved and unpaved trails, canoeing, kayaking, tubing, biking, Saluda Splash and more. Amenities: Natural turf fields State-of-the-art lighting Exceptional field visibility Adjacent restrooms Wi-Fi access Onsite concessions Ample parking Saluda Shoals is also home to the Saluda Splash water playground. https://www.icrc.net/parks/saluda-shoals-park/programs-and-activities/saluda-splash

Hampton Park

Baseball/Softball Outdoor Basketball Recreation/Community Center Tennis Court Walking Trail

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Hampton Park is located in the Brandon Acres and Cedar Terrace communities located off Garners Ferry Road and West of Interstate I-77. The park has a pond, two tennis courts, youth baseball field, full size basketball court and a spray pool. The facility has a sun porch for a relaxing outdoor experience with lots of shade.The facility is heavily used to house our summer camp and after school programs.

Seven Oaks Park

Baseball/Softball Fitness Center Open Athletic Field Playground Recreation/Community Center Walking Trail

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Seven Oaks is one of the Midlands’ premier baseball venues. The park’s six natural-turf baseball diamonds include four youth, one intermediate and one regulation-sized in addition to three multi-use fields.

30,000 square-foot facility with 3 full gymnasiums, fitness area, indoor walking track, senior center, dance studio, art studio, and meeting rooms.
Six Baseball Diamonds
Three athletic fields
Paved walking trails
Picnic shelters
Playgrounds

Pinehurst Park

Baseball/Softball Indoor Basketball Playground Recreation/Community Center

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Pinehurst Park has a baseball diamond and a playground area. There is also a spray pool and a community center. Off-street parking is available as well as water fountains and restrooms in the community center. The community center offers a game room, gymnasium and use of computers with internet access.

Martin Luther King Jr. Park

Baseball/Softball Indoor Basketball Open Athletic Field Playground Recreation/Community Center Walking Trail

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This Park is located in the heart of the Five Points business district. It also is home to three communities that make up the Waverly Neighborhood of communities. The park has a baseball field, playground area for all ages and large outdoor space that features many events throughout the year (i.e. Summer Jazz Festival, St. Patrick’s Day Celebration). The Park is also home to the Stone of Hope in Honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The community center has a full size basketball court, exercise room, game room, meeting rooms, computer room, kitchen, ceramic room and a computer room with WIFI capabilities.

Hyatt Park

Baseball/Softball Indoor Basketball Open Athletic Field Recreation/Community Center

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Hyatt Park is across the street from the Eau Claire Town hall. Hyatt Park has grassy areas, picnic tables, a small stream, baseball diamonds, and a community center with a gymnasium.

Stars and Strikes

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Family fun and entertainment for all ages. Bowling, Laser tag, Arcade, Food, and more.

Ben Arnold

Indoor Basketball Playground Recreation/Community Center

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Ben Arnold community center has a gymnasium and meeting facilities. The play area features new equipment. The center offers a variety of programs, from jumping rope to basketball to ceramics. The park is next to Memorial Stadium and backs up to the Owens Field Park Complex. Rosewood Park is across the street.

St. Anna’s Park

Open Athletic Field Outdoor Basketball Recreation/Community Center

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This neighborhood park features a playground and two outdoor basketball courts as well as a picnic shelter. There is a grassy field and a spray pool. The community center offers access to computers with Internet access. The center is open from 2-6:00 p.m. weekdays. St. Anna’s Recreation Center is located at 1313 Liberty Hill Avenue.

Calhoun County Museum

Museum

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Established in 1959, The Calhoun County Museum seeks to preserve the history of the Calhoun County Area. This museum is free to enter and has 20,000 sq ft of exhibit space. The museum has displays on Native American settlement through the American Revolution up to current times.

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