Recreation Centers

Horry County Parks and Recreation operates a variety of parks throughout the County. From its largest facilities, like Vereen Memorial Gardens, Socastee Recreation Park, and the Bike and Run Park, to its smallest facilities like Frink Park, Horry County Parks and Recreation has something to offer everyone. Parks are open from dawn til dusk, unless special events are occurring. The following map and table identify all County parks and recreation centers. The Resources page will provide you to links to other public recreation opportunities available in the County.

The Bike & Run Park also known as 'The Hulk,' is quickly becoming a park of regional significance, attracting both local users and vacationers. This facility is located along the Intracoastal Waterway near River Oaks Drive in Carolina Forest. It includes 7 miles of mountain biking and hiking trails on 70 acres of open space. the park was developed through the vision and labor of volunteers on a county-owned drege spoil basin that provides drastic changes in elevation that cannot be found in other parts of the county. In addition to providing a venue for a variety of races, its parking area serves as the first official East Coast Greenway trailhead in the State of South Carolina.

Vereen Memorial Historical Gardens is located along the Intracoastal Waterway in Little River on more than 115 acres of forest and marshland. This facility includes approximately 3 miles of nature trails and boardwalks that meander through its botanical gardens and along its waterfront. A small segment of the orginal Kings Highway, a colonial route between Boston and Charleston, still remains at the front of the property, behind the CB Berry Community Center.

Socastee Recreational Park is located on a 91.5 acre property off of Enterprise Road and serves residents living in the southern end of the county. The facility boasts numerous multi-purpose fields, an archery range, picnic areas, a disc-golf course, trails, and a playground.

Horry County Parks and Recreation operates a variety of parks throughout the County. From its largest facilities, like Vereen Memorial Gardens, Socastee Recreation Park, and the Bike and Run Park, to its smallest facilities like Frink Park, Horry County Parks and Recreation has something to offer everyone. Parks are open from dawn til dusk, unless special events are occurring. The following map and table identify all County parks and recreation centers. The Resources page will provide you to links to other public recreation opportunities available in the

County Parks
 

Bike & Run Park

Open daily 5AM – 8PM
Location: 150 Frontage Rd B-2, Myrtle Beach 29579
The Bike & Run Park, also known as ‘The Hulk,’ is located along the Intracoastal Waterway near River Oaks Drive in Carolina Forest. It includes 7 miles of mountain biking and hiking trails on 70 acres of land. The park was developed through the vision and labor of volunteers and provides drastic changes in elevation that cannot be found in other parts of the county. In addition to providing a venue for a variety of races, its parking area serves as the first official East Coast Greenway trailhead in the State of South Carolina.
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Carolina Forest Recreation Center

(843) 915-5332
Location: 2250 Carolina Forest Blvd, Myrtle Beach 29579
Monday-Friday 9AM - 9PM Saturday 10AM – 6 PM
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James Frazier Community Center

(843) 397-1018
Location: 1370 Bucksport Rd, Conway 29527
Monday-Friday 1PM – 8PM
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North Strand Recreation Center

(843) 915-5331
Location: 120 S Hwy 57, Little River 29566
Monday-Friday 8AM – 9PM Saturday 10AM – 6PM
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Socastee Recreation Park

Location: 7485 Butler Rd, Myrtle Beach 295886
Socastee Recreational Park is located on a 91.5 acre property and serves residents living in the southern end of the county, off of Enterprise Rd. The facility has numerous multi-purpose fields, an archery range, picnic areas, a disc-golf course, trails, and a playground. This facility attracts a variety of users, from tournament participants to families.
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South Strand Recreation Center

(843) 915-5333
9650 Scipio Ln, Myrtle Beach 29588
Monday-Friday 8AM – 8:30PM Saturday 10AM – 6PM
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Splinter City

(843) 915-5333
3383 Splinter City St, Myrtle Beach 29577
Open Daily - Free To Play
Located at the corner of Farrow Parkway and Kings Highway, this 25 acre site is home to the Splinter City Disc Golf Course. The course is free to play and has two sets of tees, making it the perfect challenge for both new and experienced players. This park is a partnership between the City of Myrtle Beach and Horry County, with Horry County Parks and Recreation managing maintenance and operations.

Vereen Memorial Gardens and CB Community Center

843-249-4157
2250 Hwy 179, Little River 29566
Monday-Saturday 9AM – 5PM
Located along the Intracoastal Waterway in Little River on more than 115 acres of forest and marshland, this facility includes approximately 3 miles of nature trails and boardwalks that meander through its botanical gardens and along its waterfront. A small segment of the original Kings Highway, a colonial route between Boston and Charleston, still remains on the property, behind the CB Berry Community Center. The Center provides space for recreational programming and community events.
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