Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Kiawah Island

"Riley Waterfront Park, located on the east of the Charleston peninsula a little beyond the end of Broad Street, is a more recent addition to the city’s downtown park space. Originally known simply as Waterfront Park, it was later renamed in honor of former Mayor of Charleston Joseph P Riley, Jr. It is most notable as the site of Charleston’s Pineapple Fountain (the pineapple is the symbol of hospitality) but is also an ideal spot for a picnic or a rest while sightseeing, providing a shaded place to sit alongside the river."

"Bordering the Charleston Harbor, this impressive park is a great place for a scenic stroll, picnic, or to cool off in one of the fountains on one of Charleston’s sultry summer days!"

"The Historic Charleston City Market is the cultural hub of Downtown Charleston and has been in operation since 1807. The market hall itself is a national landmark which houses over twenty retail outlets and eateries plus many artisan studios producing traditional sweetgrass basketry and artwork. The Charleston City Market is open seven days a week and holds extra night markets on Fridays and Saturdays."

"Known as the "Holy City", for its long tolerance for religions of all types, Charleston is the state's most beautiful and historic treasure...."

"The oldest surviving church in the Carolinas, founded and built in 1706; a number of historic tombs are located in the church yard. Four services on Sundays."

"This site offers one of the most natural views of Charleston’s flora and fauna. Located just north of the John F. Limehouse bridge, it has a quarter-mile trail that skirts the handful of houses along Moonglow Drive. A boardwalk surrounded by sea grass, pluff mud, and views of the Stono River provides a straight path over the marsh to two islands with trail loops."

"Sealand Adventure Sports is your one stop shop for KITE - PADDLE - SURF - SKATE. At Sealand Adventure Sports we are the only Kiteboarding School on the Island and offer classes year round. Located in the heart of Sullivan's Island that has everything you need for a day or a week at the beach."

"Built in 1820 and expanded by Governor and Mrs. William Aiken, Jr. in the 1830s, this house and its outbuildings are preserved as rare intact artifacts. The extensive property allows visitors to explore the interconnections among all members of the household, both free and enslaved."

"The Aiken-Rhett House Museum is a historic home of an influential 1800s family which includes a back lot where slaves once lived."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. This may sound cheesy, but we would love your nomination for Best Pizza for the Charleston City Paper Best Of Awards. https://www.famularis.com/bestof : @jaredmdean"

"Born from strong friendship, brotherhood, and a passion for pizza. With their 20+ years of pizza-making experience, they set out to create the best possible pizza."

"With minimal information on the actual brewery or owners of this establishment, LO-Fi Brewing leaves the mysteries to be answered by the beer they brew. Checking out their incredible website will not give you much insight as to how or who runs this place, but I love it regardless. With only three or four options of beer on tap, they are confident you will like one of four options, if not all of them."

"While it’s the “farthest” away from downtown, it’s only 1 mile from Tradesman Brewing and definitely worth a visit. A unique and quirky atmosphere in a refurbished warehouse, Lo-Fi Brewing is a chill place to come knock one back with friends. Be sure to try the Glitter Pony Triple or Rally Cat IPA which are bomb AF!"

"Funky vibes echo throughout this former warehouse on Meeting Street. Owner Jason Caughman prides himself on this and his ability to brew drinkable beers, like their flagship Mexican lager with whole-leaf hops. The minimalist decor mirrors the relaxed nature that comes with a visit to Lo-Fi."

"Among The Woodhouse’s brand chain of spas in Charleston for both men and women, their unit on Mount Pleasant offers the most memorable and healthful experience. Nothing beats the Woodhouse Day Spa when it comes to state-of-the-art architecture blended with rustic wooden decor. The dedicated spa team guides you through the day’s process, which includes putting on a cosy robe and reflexology sandals, sipping on loose-leaf teas and proceeding to your skincare and massage session."

"Elyon Boutique Spa is an appointment-only day spa and massage boutique located at 192 East Bay Street, on the second level next to Slightly North of Broad. Elyon Boutique Spa is owned and operated by Leah Whatley, an experienced makeup artist and licensed massage therapist. Visit Elyon Boutique Spa for Feet, Body and Hand Massage such as their Hot Stone Massage at $90 for one hour, Salt or Sugar Scrub at $60 for one hour or Milk and Honey Body Wrap at $80 for 75 minutes."

"Owned and operated by Leah Whatley, a knowledgeable make-up artist and licensed massage therapist, this appointment-only day spa provides an array of luxe body care treatments and a signature Green Peel with corrective benefits. Their menu is completely customizable to fit anyone’s budget without compromising on service quality. A thorough dermatological consultation with in-house Dr Christine Schrammek precedes your session to ensure maximum, long-lasting results."

"Elyon Boutique Spa has a long list of massages and skin care treatment services that will help relax your mind and body and keep your skin in tip-top shape. They’re also one of the few places in Charleston certified in the Dr. Christine Schrammek Green Peel which has been known to transform skin. Their services are totally customizable to fit any budget or needs."

"As we navigate the evolving impact of coronavirus on our communities, we are temporarily closing our dining room seating to help limit person-to-person contact. Some of our restaurants may only offer service through our drive-thrus, while others may be able to offer takeout, delivery or mobile or..."