Address: 1750 E Ashley Ave, Folly Beach, SC 29439, USA
Phone: +18436330099
Sunday: 6AM–8PM
Monday: 6AM–8PM
Tuesday: 6AM–8PM
Wednesday: 6AM–8PM
Thursday: 6AM–8PM
Friday: 6AM–8PM
Saturday: 6AM–8PM
Evelyn Wright
Beautiful scenic walk to the beach where you can see Morris Island Lighthouse!
FSS
A must see when in the area very interesting and historical
Marty Martin
Absolutely stunning! I've been visiting this area at the end of Folly Beach for many years, and it never gets old. There is parking along the side of the road. From the end of the driveable road, there is a short walk down a paved road, then across thick sand to the beach. The paved road has some really neat graffiti. Although the Lighthouse is a good ways out in the water, it can be seen quite easily. In the far distance, the splendor of the Ravenel Bridge adorns the landscape. The winds and the water and the waves change, but the old Lighthouse remains. At low tide, there's plenty of extra beach to explore and enjoy. At high tide, you still get a great view of the Lighthouse. The water in the channel is swift and treacherous, so swimming he is NOT permitted. Also, the is a small dead tree, gorgeous, driftwood, area. Sunrises hear are indescribable.
Tai Hdez
Beautiful place. Amazing views and a lot of shells. Get repellent to avoid mosquitoes
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I'd like to know the answer to that too! I thought it was something that was forced up on shore by hurricanes
No. The lighthouse has been inactive since 1962 and is not accessible to the public. There is currently a fundraising effort for the purpose of restoring the interior and exterior of the tower, but millions of dollars are needed. Hopefully it will be open again someday. To find out more, visit savethelight.org
No its an island and usually people do camping there. Its reachable by boat. We kayal there from the landing and not gonna do it again. There are some place near to stay but not in the island itself. No structure there except the lighthouse.
I saw some there on the beach. Been there 2 times and saw dogs.
Unless you have a powerful lense on your camera, a good photo from the shore is slim. There are boats that will circle the lighthouse. You will have to research that info on your own.
Has anyone tried to contact the U.S. lighthouse society for help on saving the lighthouse?
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