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October 2024 by matthew magee
A great walk on the historic Charleston waterfront
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October 2024 by Dan Pfirman
Too much construction going on, so you couldn’t visit the church or half the cemetery.
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September 2024 by Randy Clark
was not able to spend a lot of time here, but the views in the area and just the overall vibe is very aesthetic and nice. Definitely will spend more time when I get back. The area with the dock is very nice as well.
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September 2024 by Ramón Villamor
Very quiet and very clean
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September 2024 by Ronald Shorey
Pretty nice free park and museum. Ferry to Ft Sumter. Beat the heat here...
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September 2024 by Lynda N.
We visited Liberty Square to board the ferry that goes to Ft. Sumter (Ft. Sumter Visitor Education Center is at Liberty Square).
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August 2024 by Stephen Levi
The park was very clean and the nature was very well taken care of. Lots of fun activities to do in the park.
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August 2024 by Carrie G
This was a really nice park. There were two swings for kids of all ages and a cute water fountain. The bathrooms were very clean.
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July 2024 by Louis and Elaine
Our main purpose for going to Liberty Square was to access the Fort Sumpter Museum, but then we noticed the nice well kept park and several displays. It also has a great view of the river, the bridge and the Yorktown on the other side. This park is worth being a destination of its own.
Playground: No equipment but lots of room to play
Toilets: Restrooms in the area
Dog-friendliness: Dogs on leash allowed
Picnic area: Seating but no tables
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July 2024 by Robert Westerman
Its a nice, small park that is preaty for the entrace to Four Sumter and the Aquirium.
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July 2024 by Greg Conner
Enjoyable boat ride to Ft. Sumter! Learned some cool history about the battle, Park Rangers knowledgeable and a bit entertaining. Absolutely worth the time and money!
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July 2024 by Joel Fulcher
A little bit of everything here
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June 2024 by Terri Smith
It was a nice park. That was the meeting place for our Fort Sumter tour.
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June 2024 by RSK41 2024
Nice spot, here is another area where you can catch the old river boat rides over to Sumter, and visit the big Aquarium right there, which actually looks rather nice and new!
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January 2024 by David Lieu
• We visited on a Sunday morning during winter break (Christmas eve) in Dec 2023.• Parking was easy as we arrived around 8:50 AM and we had our pick of street parking. Sunday also is free parking in Charleston on the meters anyways. We parked right outside the park along the street.• We were visiting the Fort Sumter Visitor Center specifically. In liberty square there was a large pavilion with picnic tables underneath which looked like a nice place to have lunch. We also did not see any outdoor public restrooms during our visit. There are restrooms inside the Fort Sumter Visitor Center in the back of the building.Restrooms: We did not see any public restrooms outside during our visit but we do know the Fort Sumter Visitor Center has restrooms at the back of the building that you could probably use when it's open.Picnic area: There is a large pavilion with picnic tables. See review pictures.
