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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
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Opened in 1936, it was the first state park in South Carolina, established as part of the New Deal programs to provide jobs and recreational opportunities.
Myrtle Beach State Park is home to one of the last remaining maritime forests on the northern coast of South Carolina, offering a rare glimpse into the region's natural history.
The Myrtle Beach State Park pier, built in 1936, is a popular spot for fishing and offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.
The park is a crucial habitat for loggerhead sea turtles, which nest on its shores from May to October.
Myrtle Beach State Park offers a variety of educational programs, including guided nature walks and ranger-led activities, to educate visitors about the local ecosystem.
The park features a campground with over 300 sites, accommodating both tents and RVs, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Myrtle Beach State Park is part of the South Carolina State Park Service's initiative to protect and preserve the state's coastal environments for future generations.
