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Folly Beach County Park

1100 W Ashley Ave, Folly Beach, SC 29439, USA

Introduce

Folly Beach County Park is a hidden gem nestled along the beautiful coast of South Carolina, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational activities. Known for its pristine beaches and lush dunes, this park provides an ideal setting for outdoor enthusiasts to relax, explore, and enjoy the coastal environment. Whether you're looking to take a leisurely walk along the shore, engage in some shell hunting, or simply soak in the serene atmosphere, Folly Beach County Park promises a memorable experience.

  • Environment: The park features expansive dunes, a memorial tree, and miles of undeveloped beachfront, making it a haven for nature lovers. Visitors can enjoy the sound of waves while exploring diverse coastal habitats.
  • Amenities: Folly Beach County Park offers restrooms with family-friendly facilities, changing stalls, picnic tables, showers, and a snack shack during peak hours. These amenities cater to families and individuals seeking convenience in a natural setting.
  • Parking: Ample parking spaces are available for visitors, though there may be a fee without a Charleston County Parks Pass. During off-peak seasons, the park remains relatively quiet, offering a peaceful retreat from Folly Beach's busier areas.
  • Location: Situated at 1100 W Ashley Ave, Folly Beach, SC 29439, the park is easily accessible and close to other local attractions. Its proximity makes it an ideal spot for families seeking a mix of adventure and relaxation.
  • Customer Feedback: Visitors praise the cleanliness of the beach and the availability of amenities, especially during off-peak seasons when the park offers a quiet retreat. Many highlight the ease of access to restrooms and picnic areas as standout features.
  • Open Hours: The park is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, providing ample time for exploration and enjoyment throughout the day.

Gallery

Service options

Onsite services

Highlights

Picnics

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Wheelchair accessible restroom

Amenities

Picnic tables

Public restroom

Payments

Credit cards

Debit cards

Children

Good for kids

Good for kids birthday

Pets

Dogs allowed

Kami Alexander Jan 20
★★★★★5

It was cold and windy which is expected in January. We saw tons of shells and came across the memorial tree. There were 5 vehicles when we showed up and 2 when we left. Seems like a lot of parking is available but it does cost if you don't have the Charleston county parks pass. Great place to go walk and enjoy the sound of the ocean and seems like a great place to go in the summer if you stay away from the inlet as you cannot swim by it. The sand was nice and the beach was clean! Will definitely come back when it's warmer and we can test the waters! Had changing stalls and showers to rinse the sand off at two spots other than the dune house. The dune house has 2 family bathrooms(the only ones open right now) as well as a men's and women's(open during the busy season) they also have a snack shack open during busier days as well.

Brady Bowyer Nov 16
★★★★★5

If you're looking to get away from the craziness of Folly but still have access to amenities like a restroom, picnic tables, and showers, this is a great place for you. I'm not sure how it gets during the summer, but in the off season it is very quiet with not a lot of foot traffic and no shortage of parking. Very pretty out here!

Eva Smallhorn Jan 18
★★★★★5

Have family that live in the area so they have a park pass. Love the beach! Great area for finding shark teeth and great for shell hunting especially in the fall!

Joshua Rains Dec 29
★★★★★5

Beautiful beach, away from the big crowds that you’ll find on the rest of the island.

Maria C May 22
★★★★☆4

Beautiful beach, very clean, several entries points to get to the sand from the parking area, nice facilities for restrooms with covered areas to sit for picnic or to look out perched over the beach. Just keep an eye out in warmer weather for any jelly fish. The park does cost $15 to get in and it is well worth it to have the facilities and easy parking accessible.

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