Little River: Little River Heights: US 17 N @ Bayshore Dr
Tucked along the tidal waterways of South Carolina’s northern coast, Little River is a place whose character is shaped by the meeting of the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic coast. The community stands at the northern end of the Grand Strand, the developed shoreline running south through Horry County. Its waterfront remains tied to fishing and boating, with marinas, charter vessels and seafood businesses lining the waterway. US 17 forms the main commercial artery inland of the docks, carrying traffic through a low-rise corridor of local services. Little River’s maritime identity is celebrated at the annual Blue Crab Festival, a community event built around coastal food and the area’s long association with blue crabs.
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Little River is best known in South Carolina for its working waterfront and commercial fishing heritage beside the Intracoastal Waterway. Near Little River Inlet and the North Carolina border, this low-lying coastal community is shaped by tidal marshes, creeks and the nearby Atlantic Ocean. Fishing charters, marinas and seafood restaurants remain part of daily life, reflecting a long connection with the water. The annual Blue Crab Festival celebrates that maritime food tradition, while Little River provides a quieter contrast to the resort development along the Grand Strand, with Myrtle Beach farther south. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Little River and the Grand Strand.
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