Charleston area-Things to do

Justin Martin: While I’m straight, this place is a good place to hit up. The place is clean and people are generally nice. Parking is a pain but it’s in a good location of town.

Justin Martin: Great fun for the family or a date! Lots of outside activities & games inside! The food is ok, but the activities should be the focus. It’s been around since the early 90s & is a safe establishment

Justin Martin: A grand site for catching baseball. The park is modern, the view is outstanding & the food will satisfy even the most discerning palates while offering tradition. Take the family & have a great day!

Justin Martin: A grand time for the whole family. Experience the low countries aquatic life and “pet” fish w/ expert supervision. The whole exhibit is a feast for the eyes and educational. Enjoy a perfect day!

Justin Martin: Historic downtown Charleston. See cannons, monuments, & a sunset on the harbor. Great for the family as a walk, picnic, history lesson, etc. Also note the homes adjacent to the field.

Justin Martin: They helped me to be a man. Great college, if you can make it. Far as tourism, catch the Friday parades, inspect a lot of the military memorabilia, and enjoy the heritage. A low country must!

Justin Martin: Great artists, clean establishment, fun vib. Jason is the best artist I’ve ever known and all the employees are super talented. If you want a tat, start here!

Justin Martin: Historic, fun, authentic and a place which captures the soul of Charleston. Great for buying nick knacks or interesting items. Great for the whole family with drinks & food also available.

Justin Martin: Kind of creepy, kind of fun, always educational. Learn about some of the mysteries & myths of Charleston in a spooky, live setting. Fun for visitors to the area.

Justin Martin: Taking a carriage ride around downtown transports you back to old Charleston. I highly encourage taking a relaxing ride via horses to experience what the city is about. Fun for the family.

Justin Martin: Home of The “old” Citadel before it was moved and within walking distance of all that is needed. Try to visit during a festival like Spoleto Fest for a whole lotta fun. Great history!

Justin Martin: The colors gather much of the fame but it really exemplifies the essence of Charleston. From the homes to the shopping, it’s an adventure in history and one that shouldn’t be overlooked.

Justin Martin: Yes it has the pineapple fountain, but what it also has is a view of the harbor. Smell the salt air, enjoy the soft breeze, let the kids have fun in the water or grass. Perfect for the family.

Justin Martin: Oldest theatre in America in the French quarter of Charleston. Beautiful & historic it’s like traveling back in time. The interior still holds up and is a great place to catch live performances.