I was here in December 2025 visiting friends. We went to this wonderful park. It was very clean…read morewith clear paths to the beach. The have a water station to rinse your feet after playing in the sand. The park has a entrance fee, but I'm not sure what it was since my friends had an annual park pass. Parking was plentiful There is a nice gift shop to which you need to walk through to get to the pier. I found some cute souvenirs as touristy prices. The pier has a gigantic chair for photo opts!

Came here for my classes' field trip! What a beautiful day it turned out to be, the entry price…read morewasn't bad at all- it was $20 for my two littles and me. The park was clean and easy to navigate. The beach is absolutely stunning! I love that there were pavilions close to the beach as well as a park! The shower house was clean and easy to access. It's nice to be able to go home clean from the sand. The day we went the beach wasn't crowded, the sand was nice and soft especially when walking barefoot. This is a must visit spot!

This is a quiet park in a small town. It's not only walkable, but the ample flat walkways provide…read moreaccess for wheeled accessible units. The breeze is fantastic and the mature trees provide ample shade. There is a 1.5 mile round trip path that is easy to navigate, multiple picnic areas, and a fenced playground (with wifi). Well done Conway! I'll certainly be sure to book a return trip.

We love the shade, the convenience of having facilities available (most of our northern parks…read moredidn't have that), and the lovely swinging benches we could spend all day in! :) https://youtu.be/H02XJv0F5u0

Great shady park! Nothing too crazy just typical park equipment, but also not a lot of kids!read more

Great park in the NMB area that we've visited many times…read more There are two play structure areas for kiddos to play -- one for smaller children and one for older children, as well as a beautiful live oak tree in the middle of the play area with benches. Located next to. a few baseball fields and batting cages, there are decently clean restrooms available. Easy parking. Generally not overly crowded. Gentle little play place option if you're in the area with children.

Great place for picnic. Playground good size. Clean bathrooms. Shaded pavilion with tables…read more Baseball field, pickleball and more.

This small park is the welcome area to the actual island - the town of Pawleys Island apparently…read moreexists on the other side of the causeway - and has been maintained or restored to look like the original land. Palm trees and an open grass spot that is very likely where a festival or market might be held. It looks nice and there is parallel street parking nearby. [Review 19408 overall - 982 in South Carolina - 378 of 2023.]

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.]

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.

My son wanted to come to Myrtle because of this park and a particular skate shop…read more In 2018, it was remodel and rename to the name it is now. Part of the funding came from the Tony Hawk Foundation I believe. It is well taken care of. I see people come in and swept up the place. Kids waxes the edges for easier gliding with their boards tricks. It's clean and the regular kids know the skateboard etiquette. Yes there is one. I saw a review about NOT having benches or places to sit. Actually there is one. Right by the big main gate. But my thing is, if you actually paid attention. These kids and grown adults are practicing their crafts. Not all can completely control where their skateboard lands. Therefore, if you're not paying attention. Or look down at your phone. You will get smack with one of those skateboards. Now whose fault will that be. Parents, there's nothing wrong with sitting in the car. Watch your kids from there. It's safer for you and more enjoyable for skateboarders because they don't feel like you are hovering over them too.

Cool little park with a decent set up. Nice little bmx racing park next door aswell. Ramps were in…read moregood shape