Located on Bounty Street, with greenspace and seating.
Balfour Park
Pocket park with greenspace.
About This Park
Park Features
- Greenspace
- Seating
This POA Park is owned and maintained by Daniel Island POA
For information about renting any of the POA Parks for a special event, please contact our office at info@dicommunity.org or 843.971.9200.
More Parks and Trails
Daniel Island has hundreds of acres of land that are home to beautiful parks, passive and greenspaces. The extensive 25+ mile trail system winds through maritime forest, along the marsh and the water’s edge, and through neighborhoods and the island’s downtown, offering scenic views and a safe and convenient environment for runners, walkers, and cyclists.
Bamboo Park
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Barfield Park
This park is characterized by its marsh-oriented setting. Winding paths through a natural Lowcountry setting make Barfield Park a favorite place to take a quiet walk or run. A picnic gazebo is located at the edge of the park and makes a great place for a...
Beckon Street Park
Pocket park/greenspace with gazebo.
Bellinger Island Park
Nature preserve surrounded by marsh and creeks. Adjacent to the Beresford Creek Boat Landing. The site features trails, sitting areas, a fishing dock, and locked storage for kayak and paddleboard rentals.
Beekman Park
Located at Beekman and Sailmaker streets. Features a pocket park with greenspace.
Bellona Street Park
Bordered by Bellona and Frissel streets, this park features greenspace and seating.
Bishop England Loop
Paved trail winding behind the Bishop England School to the Daniel Island School and Library.
Butterfly Garden
Pond, fishing, seating, boardwalk area, and large oak tree.
Captain’s Island Park
Adjacent to River Porch amenity, with a shady playground featuring a “Find the Critters” theme.