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Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park
The park provides one of the best ground-level views of the Ravenel Bridge, especially when ships pass between its towers. The pier extends into the harbor for fishing, breezes and broad looks toward Charleston and Patriots Point.
The Story of Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park
Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park sits beneath the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge on Charleston Harbor. A long fishing pier, playground, lawn and memorial spaces occupy land beside the Cooper River and the former Grace Memorial Bridge approach.
Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park in Context
Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park sits beneath the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge on Charleston Harbor. A long fishing pier, playground, lawn and memorial spaces occupy land beside the Cooper River and the former Grace Memorial Bridge approach.
What Makes It Special
The park provides one of the best ground-level views of the Ravenel Bridge, especially when ships pass between its towers. The pier extends into the harbor for fishing, breezes and broad looks toward Charleston and Patriots Point.
Interesting Facts
The 1,250-foot pier was created from part of the former bridge structure. The park includes a memorial honoring veterans and public-service personnel.
Explore the R&M Photographs
Explore our R&M Adventures photographs to see the pier, bridge towers, passing ships and Charleston Harbor skyline.
The Story of Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park
Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park sits beneath the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge on Charleston Harbor. A long fishing pier, playground, lawn and memorial spaces occupy land beside the Cooper River and the former Grace Memorial Bridge approach.
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