Morse Park Landing — Attraction in South Carolina

Pots holes are terrible. Easy, easy does it driving. There are bunches of potholes. Very small park. Limited boat and kayak launching due to low tide. Limited parking. People from the bar park here afternoons filling the lot They go inside to eat and drink taking up all the parking. The Waccamah bike trail entrance is not here. It is down the street some by the fork where 17 branches in. Went by there the other day, they did a quick patch up of some of the pot holes, bucket of gravel, totally did not get all of them. What this needs is all new gravel and fill the deep pot holes. They need to do something about the bar patrons taking all the spots. Forget about enjoying this park after 3 -4 PM, all of them park there. No spots, and they are not even using the park. They are going inside to eat and...

This is the coolest place just before and during low tide. The water completely disappears from the landing. So if your a Fisher person and I smile always about the fish in the Myrtle Beach, the are clean to eat. Keep you eye on the times you don't want to get caught out there in the channels. Morse Park Landing is a must see and don't forget to stop for dinner with your honey a giggle a little about how blessed you two are, while you enjoy Pawleys Island, South Carolina. Oh, I forgot to tell you to watch out for alligators down a little way at the State Park, the folks aren't kidding about that place to,...

It was awesome! We caught some crabs and I even caught a few shrimp with my little net. The area went from being pretty dead (as in we were the only ones there) earlier in the day, to the parking lot being completely full by the time we left around 8pm. Lots of random people came up to check out what we were doing and to see if we'd caught anything, but everyone was super friendly. Unfortunately on our last evening crabbing there we didn't catch very many that were big enough to keep, but we still had...