Byerly Park Overview
Skyrocket your fun at Byerly Park, where each jump brings a smile. Located at 700 Russell Rd, Hartsville, SC 29550, USA, this park, with a 4.6-star rating from 554 reviews, is a haven for fun-seekers. Dial (843) 339-2878 to experience the thrill!
Byerly Park Reviews
Great place! Very clean, multiple fields for sports, nice park and multiple restrooms! There's a concrete path that wraps around the entire park where you can ride scooters or run! We had a football game there and it was a great space with plenty of lights at night!
- G Di
This park has a lot to offer anyone of any age. Walking trails, water park when it's warm out, space for events, tennis courts and it's well maintained.
This is a wonderful facility! We live in Camden and our son plays travel ball so it's close to home too. The staff do a great job with cleaning and maintaining the fields and park in general. There's also a huge playground.
- GG C
I was shocked when I asked the front staff if they could accommodate my autistic son, and they said. No. I didn't get anything but a solid no at first. Shocked, I calmly explained he is autistic. He patiently waited 20 min from pure excitement but now it's like torture for him standing in one spot in the sun waiting to go into a Waterpark he is so excited to go into. I asked for a manager. A supervisor cane out and said I'm sorry we can't , you have to wait in line. I walked over to the girl doing the scans and told her my son is autistic he is here crying screaming and it isn't because of bad behavior he can't control it. I showed her my passes and she let us in. The park staff needs to be aware of children with autism visiting the park. I suggest a workshop , bring in someone from the autistic society center to speak to the staff and train them. Other than that the park is great for the price 👍
Excellent large facility for many sports with plenty of parking and public facilities. Workout stations, track, water fountains and seats for exercise enthusiasts. Dog park for dogs and water park to help with the heat.
- Marci Viens