Let's go find it.
Your guide to the northernmost tip of Cherry Grove — the tides, the trails, the wildlife, and everything in between. Check the tide chart. Start walking north.
Everything you need to know before your first visit — how to get there, the tide timing trick, what to bring, and what to expect.
Most visitors never find it. A few minutes from the ocean, tucked behind the vacation rentals, there's a quiet park on the tidal waterway where locals launch kayaks, cast lines, and watch the marsh go about its day.
Where to park, which entrances to use, what the paid lot costs, and where to find restrooms and water on your way to The Point at Cherry Grove Beach.
No footprints, flat golden light across the inlet, pelicans working the shallows before anyone else arrives. The dawn version of The Point is a completely different place — here's how to see it.
A corner position on the first floor with direct ocean views and beach access. One bedroom, one bath, sleeps four — steps from the sand and 15 minutes from The Point.
Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, sleeps six — with an updated kitchen and ocean views from the family room. The space-smart choice for families and groups at Cherry Grove Beach.
The single most important thing to know before you go. Get the timing right and you'll find a wide sandbar and a landscape most visitors never see.
The Point at low tide — with the full sandbar exposed — is one of the most spectacular things on the South Carolina coast. The Point at high tide is a narrow strip of beach. The difference is everything.
Read the tide guide
