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    Pineapple Fountain at Charleston Waterfront Park

    Pineapple Fountain at Charleston Waterfront Park is dog friendly. A popular attraction in Charleston, SC, this 10-acre park is an ideal spot for a casual stroll and an opportunity to photograph Fido at the famous Pineapple Fountain. This relaxed area has pretty waterfront views, plenty of bench seating, and shaded paved pathways. Visit Website

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    BringFido Guest Rating

    Pineapple Fountain at Charleston Waterfront Park has received a rating of 4.8 out of 5 bones by 4 canine critics on BringFido.

    • Estefania
      Apr 7, 2024
      Tourist spot

      The pineapple fountain is beautiful for photos. Dogs are not allowed to get in it, so other than taking photos at it, there’s not a whole lot for Fido. Nice tourist spot for photos with your fur baby.

    • Courtney
      Aug 13, 2023
      Fun spot

      We didn’t stay here long but we enjoyed the quick stop to dip our paws in and take a break from the walk!

    • Rhonda
      Apr 18, 2023
      Go early in the morning during busy times.

      We went early on a Sunday morning and were the only ones at the fountain. We walked by 3 hours later and there was a line waiting to take photos. The park around the fountain is lovely with plenty of shade and benches with an occasional squirrel to keep things exciting! We also saw eight dolphins frolicking in the harbor.

    • Kristen
      Jan 1, 2023
      Beautiful Park

      Beautiful park right on the water. The pineapple fountain was crowded but worth the visit.

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