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Huntington Beach State Park

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16148 Ocean Highway, Murrells Inlet, South Carolina 29576+1 843 237 4440

  • Hours:

    Mid-Mar.-Oct., daily 6 AM-10 PM; Nov.-mid-Mar., daily 6-6

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    $5

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huntington beach state park Photo - Huntington Beach State Park, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

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So Relaxing
So Relaxing

by mls_tls

Alabaster, Alabama

February 12, 2010

I have to say this is my favorite beach I have ever been to. Peaceful, beautiful, clean plus there was a jetty that was very nice to walk down. We didn't get to go to everything there was but we are going back in a few months and plan to do the ...Read more
Great Place!

by travelur

goldsboro, North Carolina

March 24, 2009

We spent a chilly afternoon here and enjoyed every minute except the cold wind on the beach. I have avoided this place in the past because I hate to pay an entrance fee for a State Park, especially one on the beach. What with miles and miles of SC ...Read more
Huntington Beach State Park
Huntington Beach State Park

by HDRyders

In, New York

March 2, 2008

For our Day-at-the-Beach we opted for one of the state parks, granted there is an enterance fee of about $20.00, as opposed to the public beach. The beach here is well kept. There is a historic house on the property as well as a boardwalk. We ...Read more

From journal 2007-Surfside Beach in July with the Boys

Huntington Beach State Park
Huntington Beach State Park

by mtemail

Huntsville, Ohio

August 20, 2005

This state beach has a daily admission charge of $5 per person and is well worth it!!!! If you want to avoid the overcrowded beaches, this is the place to be. Additionally, there are tons of shells, sand dollars, and terrific beach finds. There were ...Read more

From journal Myrtle Beach Trip 2005

Huntington Beach State Park
Huntington Beach State Park

by karenkayp

Byron, Minnesota

June 18, 2003

Huntington Beach offers the best preserved beach on the Grand Strand. We found this area to be quieter and less populated then the beaches in the Surfside/Myrtle Beach area, yet the waves were better for the kids to enjoy. Not only is the beach ...Read more

From journal Family Reunion at Surfside Beach

Huntington Beach State Park

by Forsbete

Salem, Connecticut

February 15, 2003

Pristine beach with three miles of sand - very seldom is it "crowded" (have never been there when there was over seventy five people). A state park fifteen minutes south of Myrtle beach.

From journal Sculpture & Garden Heaven