Infrastructure

New Off-Season Beach Rules in Myrtle Beach

Published: 
September 13, 2023
Posted by
James Toy

Are you planning a beach trip to Myrtle Beach this fall?

The City of Myrtle Beach is introducing new off-season beach regulations. Please review the changes below to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit.

Dogs

During this time, dogs will be permitted on the beach and boardwalk at all hours, provided they are kept on a leash no longer than 7 feet.

Bicycles

Bicycles will also be welcomed on the beach and boardwalk without any time restrictions.

Tents and Canopies

Tents and canopies, up to 12 feet by 12 feet in size, are allowed, but they must be positioned at least 10 feet behind the designated umbrella line.

Kayaks and Surfboards

Restrictions on the use of kayaks and surfboards have been lifted, allowing their use without specific area or time limitations.

Splash Pad

Please note that the splash pad at Futrell Park will be deactivated until Memorial Day.

Parking

All visitors to Myrtle Beach will be required to pay for parking, regardless of the time of year. This is a change from the previous policy, where parking was free during January, February, November, and December.

About Partnership Grand Strand
Partnership Grand Strand is a 501c3 foundation launched in 2022 by the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce to fund a five-year economic and community development initiative. Through investments from local businesses and partnerships with community organizations, the foundation leads and supports efforts related to four pillars of success: prosperity, talent, place and infrastructure. Through their focused endeavors, Partnership Grand Strand works to accelerate economic prosperity and enhance quality of life across Horry and Georgetown counties. 
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