North Bridge Park

Northbridge Park is a public park located in the West Ashley area of Charleston, South Carolina. Opened in 2014, this 1.1-acre park sits on the south shore of the Ashley River, near the point where Sam Rittenberg Boulevard crosses the waterway. The park is situated on land owned by the South Carolina Department of Transportation but is operated by the City of Charleston.

The park's location offers visitors scenic views of the Ashley River and provides a peaceful setting for various outdoor activities. Its position near the bridge connecting West Ashley and North Charleston makes it easily accessible to residents from different parts of the city.

One of the key features of Northbridge Park is its water access. The park includes a pier and dock, as well as a dedicated launch area for canoes and kayaks, allowing visitors to enjoy the Ashley River directly. This makes the park a popular spot for fishing and crabbing enthusiasts.

For those who prefer to stay on land, Northbridge Park offers picnic areas with tables, providing a pleasant space for gatherings and outdoor meals. The park's layout includes walking paths, allowing visitors to enjoy a stroll while taking in the riverside scenery.

While relatively small in size, Northbridge Park serves as a valuable green space in the urban environment of Charleston, offering residents and visitors alike a place to connect with nature and enjoy outdoor recreational activities.