Boykin Park, Kirkwood Park, & Rectory Square parks, all in the city of Camden, are parks that might be candidates for walking paths. Walking paths would provide local residents a safe place to walk, away from traffic. The Mt. Pisgah area has an old ball field that residents would like to see developed into a […]
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The South Carolina Battleground Preservation Trust acquired the Camden Polo Field and the adjoining Kirkwood Inn property, and the property is now managed by Historic Camden. The Trail from the Polo Field To Greene Street is well developed and well-maintained. Markers and signs have been added to the property to tell the story of its
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Kirkwood Common is a 16 acre Camden city park. At the low point of the property is Junelle springs, a naturally swampy area filled with mature bald cypress trees and thick with cypress knots. At Junelle Springs, park benches surround the water, including a small island with a bridge at the edge of the property.
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