Pawleys Island has the largest free public beach access lot in Georgetown County, located on the south end of the island. In addition, there are 8 other public beach access points on the island which offer visitors the use of approximately 141 combined parking spaces, including handicap parking. The Town also allows “street” parking in designated areas additional public parking spaces located within 500 feet of a public beach access. All public access points have trash receptacles, dog waste collection bags and signs providing beach rules and regulations.

PARKING

There is a limited amount of parking on the island so please plan your trip accordingly. Parking regulations are strictly enforced. Here is a list of public parking and beach accesses:

Georgetown County Lot located at the south end of Springs Avenue.

First Street Beach Access

Davis Drive Beach Access

Second Street Beach Access

Pearce Street Beach Access

Third Street Beach Access

Shell Road Beach Access

Hazard Street Beach Access

Pritchard Street Beach Access

No Parking In Public Beach Accesses Between 11PM & 6 AM

Historic Georgetown SC downtown area encapsulates the essence of a bygone era, featuring a charming mix of preserved architecture, quaint shops, and inviting eateries. Strolling along its oak draped streets, visitors are transported back in time, surrounded by well-preserved buildings that exude history and character. The bustling waterfront adds to the area's allure, with boats bobbing in the harbor and birds soaring overhead. Whether exploring the local museums, indulging in fresh seafood at waterfront restaurants, or simply taking in the scenic views along the harborwalk, Historic Georgetown SC downtown area offers a delightful blend of nostalgia and coastal charm for all who wander its streets.

Hours: 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Brookgreen Gardens is a sculpture garden and wildlife preserve, located just south of Murrells Inlet, in South Carolina, US. The 9,100-acre property includes several themed gardens featuring American figurative sculptures, the Lowcountry Zoo, and trails through several ecosystems in nature reserves on the property.

There is nothing quite like paddling through pristine wilderness and enjoying the untouched natural environments of South Carolina. Paddle the salt marshes, catch glimpses of wildlife & enjoy the sights of Myrtle Beach as rarely seen before. Explore our two-hour and four-hour kayak tours, and find the perfect kayak eco-adventure for you in Myrtle Beach.

Since 1986, The Heritage Club has stood as one of the Grand Strand’s most treasured golf experiences. Designed by Dan Maples, this award-winning course is set on the former site of two historic rice plantations and winds through 600 acres of towering oaks, freshwater lakes, and scenic marshland.

The Heritage Club rewards precision and patience. It’s a true shot-maker’s course — challenging but fair — wrapped in stunning Southern scenery.

Playing around moss-draped oak trees and along a stunning tidal marsh, the Jack Nicklaus-designed Pawleys Plantation delivers the type of experience golfers expect of a layout designed by the game’s greatest champion.
The opening nine winds through a maritime forest that rewards the shot-making and creativity the Golden Bear has long valued, but the Pawleys Plantation experience reaches its zenith on the Myrtle Beach area’s most memorable back nine. Featuring six holes that play along the marsh, Pawleys complements stunning natural beauty with a design that rewards bold play, a combination that has made it one of the area’s most sought after tee times.
Consistently ranked as one of the Myrtle Beach area’s premier golf courses, Pawleys Plantation, which also includes a full-service clubhouse, meeting space and villas featuring up to four bedrooms, is the ideal home for your golf trip, wedding or business meeting.
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