Goose Creek, South Carolina

Named after the so-called “Goose Creek Men” who once dominated the Indian and deerskin trades, today Goose Creek is known for its Low Country beauty, historic charm, outdoor recreation, and great schools.

Facts About Goose Creek

• Established in 1961• Located in Southern Berkeley County• Population: 36,000• Bordered by Cooper River and Back River to the East• 17 miles Southeast of Charleston

Goose Creek is a great place to raise children.

• Named the best place to raise kids two years in a row

• Safe neighbors• Great schools• Tons of recreational activities

Crowfield Golf & Country Club

• 18-Hole Course• Located at the historic Crowfield Plantation• Great course for all ages and skill levels• You’ll enjoy a beautiful landscape of pine trees, hardwoods, streams, and lakes

Hiking Goose Creek has plenty of biking and hiking trails. Go mountain biking on the 8-mile Wannamaker North Trail, or explore the 13-mile Marrington Plantation Bike Trail. Enjoy the picturesque view of the wetlands, swamps, pine trees, ponds, and wildlife.

Goose Creek has 13 city parks with paved walking and biking paths, playgrounds, and picnic areas. Have a barbecue at the Lake Greenview Park, or play soccer, basketball, or baseball at Dogwood and Foster Creek parks.

Parks

There are tons of great fishing spots in Goose Creek, and many more nearby. Here you can catch redfish, trout, and even small sharks.

Fishing

St. James Church is a historic landmark. The church was built in 1719, and is among the earliest Georgian-style churches built in the colonies.

Historic Churches

With all the city has to offer, Goose Creek, SC is a great place to live and visit. Explore its magnificent beauty today.