This State Park is so beautiful with tons of trails and beach access…read more We went in Sept (last day of summer) so not sure if there are lifeguards in the summer. Family purchased a yearly pass and I see why. I'll be back

The state park does not welcome out of state vacationers by discriminatory pricing of such things…read moreas entrance prices for Seniors. I am listed as a disabled senior but told that only Carolina residents are afforded the right to a discount. You can be sure we will stay away from activities in South Carolina.

Great small park with a pier to enjoy the intercoastal waters. You must park and walk down to it…read moreand it gets kinda crowded at times especially during a nice sunset. Most of the time you'll probably have it to yourself though. Just head to the very northern end of OIB to find it. It's great place to sit and relax with a book if you need a change from the beach, just bring a chair with you. Overall a great hidden gem of OIB.

Very enjoyable, in my opinion…read more I visited the pier this afternoon, for the first time, and it was a positive experience. The staff were personable and available (especially the parking attendant, who patiently explained to me the rules for entry). The pier's outbuilding was clean and comfortable, as was the walkway; the restaurant looked inviting, and though I didn't go in, I quite liked the warm, friendly smells that greeted me as I passed. There were bathrooms available, and the men's was orderly and well-maintained. I was equally pleased with the pier itself, which, with its quiet, laid-back vibe, proved to be an excellent scene for the picnic lunch I'd packed. Out at the circular end, beneath its nice, shady roof, I had a long, leisurely meal, and it could be described as magical. The distance lulled me into feeling as if I was truly on open sea, and, with the help of a good book and my good food, I lost myself in the experience, as so rarely happens in adult life. Even back on proper land, I found that my "sea voyage" stayed with me long afterward, as to lend sparkle to the rest of my day. A magical time, indeed. So, a word of thanks to all the good folks at the Cherry Grove Pier, for enabling my lovely open-sea picnic. I am sincerely grateful for your work and service.

Fun tourist stop, lots of fishers that are local and not very friendly for a tourist spot...fun…read moreplace to enjoy a nice day and watch surfers and people fishing. $3 entry for the day

What a wonderful find while driving around after a great lunch. A calm and peaceful place where…read moreyou can watch the water and the wildlife, enjoy gentle breezes and relax in one of the many swings or benches located in the park. It is obvious that there are a lot of community volunteers that take a lot of pride in this park and make sure it is maintained. My wife said there were even fresh cut flowers in the ladies room. We ended up spending time here twice during our vacation at Myrtle Beach and I can't imagine ever coming this way again and not spending time here. The park has clean restrooms, a picnic pavilion and a playground area as well. It is popular with people for walking their dogs but it was never crowded with people or dogs when we were there. There is an observation walkway/dock over the water and a boat/fishing dock that rises and falls with the tide. There were a few fishermen using the dock as well as fishing from the Intracoastal Waterway bank each time we visited. There is a small parking lot with some additional parking nearby. There was plenty of parking when we visited.

Driving into this park is serene and tranquil. Lots of gorgeous nature trails and boardwalks on the…read moremarshes. Dog friendly, and lots of tables if you want to hang out. The park has many trail options and placards everywhere to inform you of what's there. Trees, birds, fish etc. There's a part filled with trees that have shells hanging on them. People write on the shells and hang them everywhere. If you a shell collector this is the place to be. It's charming and memorable here. Beautiful park!

This is a small neighborhood park that includes a basketball court, playground with climbing frame,…read moreswing set and a picnic area. The public restroom was surprisingly clean. The park is only 1.5 acres but it has a dedicated parking area on the street around the corner. Signs are posted that street parking on Windy Hill Road is not permitted. The park includes a marker "This park is dedicated to Coach Yow, who in 1950, formed a youth camp that gave the children of North Myrtle Beach organized activities when none had existed. His example, dedication and love taught our children the values and citizenship for which he is remembered. Dedicated August 1984. North Myrtle Beach Mayor and City Council." [Review 19383 overall - 957 in South Carolina - 353 of 2023.]

Let me preface what I have to say with validation of my attendance and experience with Paul from…read moreSky Zone in Myrtle Beach. Me and my associates jumped at this trampoline park on May 23rd from 8 PM to 10 PM boasting a beautiful assortment of costumes, minus Mr. Grant Gilman. Nevertheless, prior to our last stand at the basketball court with Paul due to time constraints, I had conversed with Olivia, who was also an all-star employee. She demonstrated a pleasant addition to the Sky Zone family by conversing with me in a very lighthearted manner, harboring no malice to our variety of drapes, I digress. Paul handled the fractious rascals at the basketball court with a calm demeanor, and outstanding fairness in settling disputes that the adolescents most certainly caused. Paul is the cornerstone of this once great establishment, after the disgusting orange-plaid rebrand, I thought nothing could redeem the shell of what the trampoline park once was, illustrated by the shortening of the rock wall. Then I met Paul. It would be an understatement to say I wish every employee would be like Paul, because I pray that they would live up to his uncontested performance. This was, without a doubt, the best experience I've ever had at Sky Zone, dare I say living up to the glory days of Rockin Jump that had a special place in my upbringing. Every time I return to the orange jump zone it will be because of Paul. I will always be looking for Paul (and the lady with the purple hair of course). Paul loved our costumes. Paul upheld the justice of little league recreational trampoline basketball. Paul is THE BEST employee we have ever met, we even took a picture with him. Dear Sky Zone, I am the Levi Greene, and I'd like to humbly say that Paul has make all of our nights. Thank you.

Wow! So cool! A kids dream. Jump around all over the place, play dodgeball, battle on a balance…read morebeam and fall into a foam block pit, climb, jump, swing. And some nights they have glow nights which are really cool. The young people who work there do a great job of playing with the kids to make sure they are having fun even if they come alone. They understand the balance of having fun and being dangerous and won't hesitate to kick kids out if they are not being safe to themselves or others. Special shout out to a young woman named Tiani who was so great with the kids. Looking forward to coming back.

Plenty of staff to work the equipment. Place is spotless and…read moreprice is ok. 2 hours $66 which included 2 pair of jump socks. Grandkids loved it! We'll be back!

Kids had a great time jumping…read more Most of the staff were nice, others were extremely rude. (If you dislike your job, don't take it out on folks just trying to have a good time) Food Prices were a little up there, quality of it was meh but tbh what do you expect. Will probably not come back