September in Your Charleston County Parks

Check out the wide variety of activities available during September by Charleston County Parks!

Festivals & Events
September 12 Dancing on the Cooper
September 13 Cast Off Fishing Tournament
September 19 Moonlight Mixer
September 20 Cast Off Fishing Tournament
September 27 Birds of a Feather
September 28 Evening at McLeod

Fitness & Wellness
September 9 Gentle Yoga Flow
September 11 Starlight Yoga

Nature, History & Culture
September 10 Early Morning Bird Walk at Caw Caw
September 10 Dock Discovery
September 12 Lighthouse Inlet Bird Walk
September 12 Wee Wild Ones: Bouncing Beachcombers – 2 Sessions!
September 13 Gator Tales
September 13  Understanding Rice Culture
September 17 Early Morning Bird Walk at Caw Caw
September 17 Seashore Exploration
September 19 Gator Tales
September 19 The Pickled Huguenot
September 20 Early Morning Bird Walk at Caw Caw
September 23 Dock Discovery
September 24 Early Morning Bird Walk at Caw Caw
September 26 Let’s Talk Hawks!
September 27 Early Morning Bird Walk at Caw Caw

Outdoor Adventure
September 14 Climbing Rescues – Skills for Outdoor Top Rope & Lead
September 16 Lowcountry Senior Series: Archery
September 20 Intro to Archery
September 20 Family Archery
September 21 Adaptive Climbing Day – Youth
September 21 Adaptive Climbing Day – Adult
September 23 Lowcountry Senior Series: Archery

Youth Programs and Skateboarding
Youth Sports
Kids on the Go: Little Bikers
2025 Team Charleston Climbing: Club Teams
Climbing Wall Sessions: Fall 2025
Skateboard Lessons

-Submitted by Charleston County Parks

Full Moon Bonfire September 7

Full Moon Bonfire
Sunday, September 7, 2025
Location: On the beach between BW 1 and 2
Sunset – 7:37 pm
Moonrise – 8:11 pm
High Tide – 8:49 pm
Corn Moon

Join us on the beach for Seabrook Island’s Full Moon bonfire on Sunday, September 7, 2025. The full moon will be accompanied by a total lunar eclipse also known as a Blood Moon. The moon will turn a deep red or orange as it passes completely into the Earth’s shadow, creating a rare and visually striking Blood Moon event lasting for about 82 minutes. While the eclipse is a global event, it will only be visible from the night side of the Earth, primarily in Africa, Europe, Asia, and Australia.

The September full moon is the Corn Moon. This time of year—late summer into early fall—corresponds with the time of harvesting corn in much of the northern United States. For this reason, several Native American peoples traditionally used a variation of the name “Corn Moon” to refer to the Moon in either August or September.

Come enjoy a pleasant evening with a bonfire on the beach with friends and neighbors. Visit with existing friends and meet someone new. There’s always plenty of room on the beach for everyone, so invite a friend, bring your houseguests.

To keep things simple, each person brings what they want: food, drinks, chairs, and a stick of firewood for a big bonfire. Nothing will be provided but a beautiful beach, a bonfire, and a full moon.

Hopefully, the weather remains accommodating. People ask if the bonfire will be held if it’s rainy. The bonfire will be canceled if it is raining or rain is threatening, as few would be comfortable attending.

According to the permit, the fire must be extinguished by 10:00 pm. The later sunset and moonrise times give us time for dinner before enjoying time together on the beach.


Put these dates for the Full Moon Bonfires on your calendar:

  • Tuesday, October 7 – Harvest Moon
  • Wednesday, November 5 – Beaver Moon (Super Moon, closest to the Earth!)

-Submitted by Mollie Korski

Kiawah Conservancy Restoration Update September 8

Betsy Kerrison Restoration Update
and Community Input Session
Monday, September 8, 2025
12:00 noon – 1:00 pm
Kiawah Island Town Hall

Restoration efforts are underway on three adjoining preserved properties along Betsy Kerrison Parkway in Johns Island. These efforts aim to safeguard vital wildlife corridors and protect natural spaces that support both local and migratory species.

This work will lay the foundation for a new community nature area — a public green space that will include walking trails, native gardens, educational signage, and sweetgrass basket stands.

Join us for this informational session to learn more about the restoration efforts and help shape the future of this unique community space. Please RSVP to let us know you’ll be there! Space is limited.

-Submitted by Kiawah Conservancy

(Image credit: Kiawah Conservancy)

Mosquito Spraying September 4

Public Notice

Charleston County Mosquito Control
Spraying is scheduled for overnight
Thursday, September 4 – Friday, September 5

Charleston County Mosquito Control has scheduled a spray truck for Zone “K2,” which includes the Town of Seabrook Island. The treatment is scheduled to take place during the overnight hours beginning after 11:00 pm on Thursday, September 4, and will be completed before 7:00 am on Friday, September 5 (weather permitting).

As a reminder, mosquito treatment requests may be submitted at any time through the town’s website.  

For more information about the Mosquito Control program, please visit Charleston County Mosquito Control.

-Submitted by Town of Seabrook Island

Turtle Patrol Inventories Wednesday, September 3

The Seabrook Island Turtle Patrol has scheduled the inventories of two nests for Wednesday September 3, beginning at 7:30 am. The first nest is nest 41i which is located about 120 yards south of the large cross at Camp St. Christopher. Following this inventory, the team will move to nest 28 which is located about 90 yards south of the “ no dogs off leash” sign at the Camp. Boardwalk 9 is the nearest beach access for both inventories.

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Turtle Patrol Inventories Wednesday, August 27 and Thursday, August 28


The Seabrook Island Turtle Patrol has scheduled two nest inventories:
Nest 24 is scheduled for Wednesday, August 27 at 8 am. Nest 24 is located about 100 yards north of the vehicle entrance at Camp St Christopher. The nearest beach access is boardwalk 9.

Nest 25 is scheduled for Thursday, August 28 at 8 am. Nest 25 is located about 850 yards north of boardwalk 1 which is the nearest beach access.

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Turtle Patrol Inventory Rescheduled for Tomorrow

The Seabrook Island Turtle Patrol has canceled the nest inventory that was scheduled for this evening at 6:00 pm. Instead, the inventory of nest 39i is now scheduled to take place on Sunday, August 24 at 6:00 pm. Nest 39i is located about 100 yards south of the cross at Camp St Christopher. The nearest beach access is boardwalk 9.

Scheduled inventories and cancellations or postponements can be accessed here.

The timing of this inventory may be modified without notice in the event of inclement weather.

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Turtle Patrol Inventory Saturday, August 23

The Seabrook Island Turtle Patrol has scheduled the inventory of nest 39i for Saturday, August 23 at 6 pm. Nest 39i is located about 100 yards south of the cross at Camp St Christopher. Boardwalk 9 is the nearest beach access.

Click here to see a map showing the location of the boardwalks.

Scheduled inventories and cancellations or postponements can be accessed here.

The timing of this inventory may be modified without notice in the event of inclement weather.

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