Folly Beach County Park

Folly Beach County Park is located on the west end of Folly Island in South Carolina, providing visitors with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Folly River. The park features a large beachfront area ideal for sunbathing, swimming, and beachcombing. The geography of the park includes sandy dunes, tidal flats, and salt marshes, contributing to its diverse ecological environment. Historically, Folly Island has been an important site for Native American gatherings and later served roles during the Civil War. Today, it offers an inviting atmosphere for recreation with amenities such as picnic areas, bathrooms, and outdoor showers. The park is particularly popular in summer, drawing visitors to its pristine beach and providing opportunities for bird watching and local fishing. Notable landmarks include the Morris Island Lighthouse, visible from the park, and nearby historic Charleston adds further visitor appeal.