Coopers

Coopers lies on South Carolina’s low Atlantic coastal plain near the Intracoastal Waterway, where flat, wooded ground and wetlands lead toward the Grand Strand. It forms part of the inland side of the Myrtle Beach area in Horry County, a setting shaped by tidal channels, pine woodland and the broad Waccamaw River basin to the west. The nearby community of Socastee retains a transport landmark in the 1936 Socastee Swing Bridge, which crosses the waterway. Myrtle Beach’s beaches and resort districts are nearby, while Conway, Horry County’s historic county seat, stands farther inland on the Waccamaw River. Browse nearby webcams to place Coopers within the wider Grand Strand area.

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