From north to south, Cherry Grove, Ocean Drive, Crescent Beach, and Windy Hill make up the city’s four districts. In 1968, North Myrtle Beach was formed by merging the previously distinct communities of Atlantic Beach and Myrtle Beach. The population of North Myrtle Beach has nearly doubled in the last decade as a result of the city’s investment in attracting more business and tourists to the area.

Pawleys Island, in Georgetown County, is a barrier island off the coast of South Carolina’s Grand Strand. This laid-back section of the Strand, located about 22 miles south of the airport in Myrtle Beach, is committed to preserving its history. There are no commercial buildings or high-rise hotels in this area. This location, which is surrounded by live oaks, has a rich history and lovely beaches.

The southern end of the Grand Strand, encompassing Socastee, Surfside Beach, and Garden City, is a more family-oriented beach and leisure region but is just a few minutes from the Seafood Capital of SC, Murrells Inlet, and the new Hard Rock Theme Park. Huntington State Park and Brookgreen Gardens are well worth a visit.

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This north myrtle beach oceanfront condos for sale are located just across the Intracoastal Waterway from Myrtle Beach and would be a thriving community with a population of 20,000 people. Carolina Forest is no longer a fantasy and it is becoming better with each passing day. Carolina Forest, which began as forestry land for the International Paper Company, was master-planned to become the premier suburban community on the Grand Strand.

Even though Carolina Forest is still in the early stages of development, its inhabitants already benefit from the amenities of large retail malls, banks, a post office, a fire station, as well as housing and condominium complexes that accommodate every style, taste, and budget. In your immediate vicinity are brand new schools, a large number of churches of many denominations, a major hospital, colleges, and universities as well as easily accessible roads and major thoroughfares.

In addition to being only 10 minutes from the beautiful beaches of the Grand Strand, it offers its residents the convenience of being close to the many entertainment venues, shows, and nightlife options that Myrtle Beach has to offer while being tucked away within hundreds of acres of parks interlaced with hiking trails. The preservation of this natural environment is critical to the high quality of life than Myrtle Beach.

As Myrtle Beach has risen to become the world’s best golf destination, Carolina Forest has grown to include half-dozen golf courses, all of which are free to members of the public. The golf enthusiast will no doubt enjoy mastering them all before heading a few miles in either direction to play on one of the more than a hundred courses in the surrounding area.

And there’s a lot more to come in the future. The Carolina Forest Towne Centre, a new retail complex to be built just off the Grissom Parkway Bridge at the junction of Carolina Forest Boulevard, will be constructed just off the Grissom Parkway Bridge. There is already a hospital under development in Carolina Forest.