White Point Park is the southernmost parkland on the Charleston Peninsula. A map drawn in 1852 shows that this parkland has remained virtually unchanged for nearly 200 years. Nearly a hundred ancient trees are lush and lush, with their roots intertwined and intertwined, blocking out the sun. A monument is engraved with the names of soldiers who died during the Civil War, so that future generations will always remember them. The park covers nearly 5.7 acres and is well worth a stop.