Murrells Inlet: US 17 N @ Bellamy Ave
Murrells Inlet has served as a fishing community on the South Carolina coast since the 18th century. The settlement lies beside Murrells Inlet, a tidal saltwater estuary opening toward the Atlantic Ocean and long central to local life. Docks, seafood restaurants and fishing traditions remain integral to its identity, and the community is widely known as the Seafood Capital of South Carolina. US 17 is the principal coastal highway through the area, linking commercial corridors with nearby beach communities. Just south, Brookgreen Gardens, founded in 1931 by Archer and Anna Hyatt Huntington, brings together gardens and American figurative sculpture on the former Brookgreen Plantation. Marshes, waterways and the traffic of the Grand Strand all shape this working coastal community.
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Built around the tidal waters of Murrells Inlet, Murrells Inlet grew into a seafood-focused coastal community on South Carolina’s Grand Strand. Salt marshes, creeks and oyster beds shape the inlet, part of the Waccamaw Neck between the Atlantic coast and the Waccamaw River. The waterfront MarshWalk brings together restaurants and public boardwalk sections along a shoreline long associated with fishing. Nearby, Brookgreen Gardens, established in 1931 by Archer and Anna Hyatt Huntington, combines an American sculpture collection with former plantation grounds. Huntington Beach State Park protects beach and marsh beside Atalaya, the Huntingtons’ former winter home. Browse additional webcams from the Grand Strand to extend your view of South Carolina’s coast.
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