Little Hunting Island Boneyard Beach — Attraction in South Carolina

Once upon a time, the south end of Hunting Island was filled with private cabins. Over time, beach erosion took away the foundations and the road. What is left is a long line of broken blacktop and toppled trees. You will see a speed limit sign, some fire hydrants, the old power line running through the trees, and maybe some broken tiles or plumbing. I wouldn't take small children to this end of the beach. It is too easy to fall and get hurt. But, if you have a dog who love you jump and run, there are plenty of things to jump on...

A very different and interesting place. It’s a stretch of beach that has many trees uprooted by storms and coastal erosion. It has an almost unreal look to it. I came early morning to photograph it at sunrise and glad I did. Like many, I’ve been to lots of beaches, but I’ve never seen anything like this. It’s about a half mile, 15 minute walk on an improved trail from the Nature Center. Check the website for admission costs, but it was $8 for a...

Had a very fun day here! Next time I visit, I will keep this place in mind. I didn't pay so I don't know the prices. I would recommend looking it up. The walk was the least enjoyable part, especially if you are bringing a lot. It's about 7/10 of a mile one way to the closest beach entrance. Most people don't walk very far and it's crowded. I would recommend to walk further if you want to stay away...