Brittlebank Park
Park Details:
- Location: 0 Lockwood Blvd., Charleston, South Carolina 29403
- Size: 15.61 Acres
- Directions
Located along the Ashley River next to the Joseph P. Riley Jr. Park, Brittlebank Park has a large amount of land with impressive views overlooking the Ashley River. The park has a playground, plus a fishing pier with a boat dock.
To view the list of plants growing at Brittlebank Park, click on the following link Brittlebank Park Plant List.
Amenities
| Playground | Water Access | Picnic Tables |
| Park Benches |
Activities
| Biking | Bird Watching | Fishing |
| Running | Walking | Sunning |
| Rollerblading | Flower Watching |
Park Pics
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