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All the beach, in a small town atmosphere.

Along the sunny coast of South Carolina, you'll find the remarkable community of North Myrtle Beach. Situated just a few miles north of the lively vacation destination of Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach also boasts warm white sand beaches, friendly residents, stunning homes, and a multitude of exciting outdoor activities for the whole family to enjoy in a small town atmosphere.

With a growing population just over 22,000 residents, and composed of around 13.5 square miles, this eclectic community has an abundance of space to accommodate its annual influx of both vacationers and new residents.

North Myrtle Beach | Events & Attractions

North Myrtle Beach inhabitants enjoy numerous year-round benefits including festivals, exciting amusement parks, a myriad of recreational activities, conveniently located shopping plazas, and delicious dining options.

North Myrtle Beach also hosts many lively community festivals like “Taste of the Coast,” a food extravaganza offering diverse authentic cuisines, and the annual May Fest which features local artists' works, live music and some of the best comfort food in the state.

A long list of outdoor activities is also available in North Myrtle Beach, including numerous opportunities to water-ski, surf, kayak, fish, swim and so much more! Furthermore, North Myrtle Beach also affords great options for shopping at Barefoot Landing, the Tanger Outlets or the Myrtle Beach Mall.

North Myrtle Beach is also home to some mouthwatering eateries like Sea Blue, Hoskins Restaurant, Greg Norman's, and the Flying-Fish Public Market and Grill.

The city is also building a $6.5 million, 15-court pickleball complex off Possum Trot Road, adding to the courts already at McLean Park, Hill Street Park and the Park and Sports Complex.

North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex

The city completed a $36 million, 90-acre expansion of the Park & Sports Complex in February 2026. Baseball and softball fields doubled from six to twelve, soccer fields went from eight to thirteen, and two new playgrounds were added to the site off Highway 31 and Robert Edge Parkway.

The first tournament on the expanded fields drew 70 teams from 14 states. The complex now runs softball and baseball tournaments in every month except December and January, and the city's Christmas Light Show is expanding along with it.

For families, that matters beyond the economics. Youth baseball, softball and soccer have grown quickly here, and the additional fields mean local children are no longer competing with visiting tournaments for space.

Four Beach Sections

Cherry Grove, Ocean Drive, Crescent Beach and Windy Hill, each with its own character.

Small Town Feel

Just over 22,000 residents across roughly 13.5 square miles.

Barefoot Landing

Shopping, dining and live music, with the Tanger Outlets nearby.

Additionally, homebuyers looking to relocate to North Myrtle Beach will not only be delighted with all of these fabulous features, but they will also be pleasantly surprised by the quantity and quality of its homes for sale.

Ocean Drive & the Shag

Main Street in Ocean Drive is the home of the Shag — the official state dance of South Carolina.

The Ocean Drive section is where Carolina beach music and the Shag took hold, and Main Street remains the center of it. Fat Harold's Beach Club, Duck's, the OD Arcade and the Spanish Galleon still draw dancers from across the country.

Twice a year the Society of Stranders brings thousands of shaggers to Main Street — Spring Safari in April and Fall Migration in September — along with block parties, live bands and a club parade. It has been described as the largest adult party on the East Coast, and it fills the town outside the usual summer season.

For buyers, that is worth understanding. Ocean Drive is walkable, social and busy in a way the other beach sections are not, which suits some people exactly and others not at all.

North Myrtle Beach Real Estate

North Myrtle Beach Homes for Sale include architectural styles like Traditional Lowcountry style homes, Modern oceanfront condos, Mediterranean homes, and a variety of Craftsman homes. Listing prices for North Myrtle Beach real estate options vary depending on property size, style, location, and special features.

North Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Condos provide another popular option for those relocating or desiring a second home. You will also find condos throughout North Myrtle Beach away from the oceanfront, often at a lower price point with lower association fees.

Buy a home in the spectacularly unique community of North Myrtle Beach and experience the alluring laid-back beach lifestyle for which South Carolina is known.

North Myrtle Beach Communities

North Myrtle Beach was formed from several separate beach towns, and each section still has its own character. These are the communities buyers ask about most.

Cherry Grove — the northernmost section, with inlet channels giving many homes boat access out the back door.
Barefoot Resort — four golf courses, a marina, and an oceanfront cabana with shuttle service.
North Beach Plantation — oceanfront towers and villas with a large pool complex.
Del Webb North Myrtle Beach — a 55+ community off Possum Trot Road.
Seabrook Plantation — newer construction close to the beach.

Why Buyers Choose North Myrtle Beach

North Myrtle Beach draws buyers who want the coast without the crowds. It has the same beach, the same golf and the same weather as its larger neighbor, but at 22,000 residents across 13.5 square miles it still functions as a town rather than a resort strip.

It also spreads across four distinct beach sections, which matters more than people expect. Cherry Grove with its inlet channels, Ocean Drive with Main Street and the shag scene, Crescent Beach and Windy Hill all feel different from one another — and the right one depends on whether you want boat access, walkability, or quiet.

For more information about North Myrtle Beach Homes for Sale or to schedule a showing please call or text Ashley DeLong, Realtor at (843) 685-3191 today. You can also see 12 months of MLS data in my North Myrtle Beach Market Report.

Frequently Asked Questions About North Myrtle Beach

Where is North Myrtle Beach?

North Myrtle Beach sits a few miles north of Myrtle Beach on the South Carolina coast, covering roughly 13.5 square miles with a population just over 22,000 residents.

What are the sections of North Myrtle Beach?

North Myrtle Beach was formed from several separate beach towns and is made up of four main sections: Cherry Grove, Ocean Drive, Crescent Beach and Windy Hill. Each retains its own character.

What types of homes are available in North Myrtle Beach?

Architectural styles include Traditional Lowcountry homes, Mediterranean homes and Craftsman homes, alongside modern oceanfront condos. Prices vary by size, style, location and features.

What communities are in North Myrtle Beach?

Communities include Cherry Grove, Barefoot Resort, North Beach Plantation, Del Webb North Myrtle Beach and Seabrook Plantation, alongside many smaller subdivisions across the four beach sections.

What is the Shag and where is it danced?

The Shag is the official state dance of South Carolina, and Main Street in the Ocean Drive section of North Myrtle Beach is its home. Clubs including Fat Harold's Beach Club, Duck's and the Spanish Galleon host dancers year round, and the Society of Stranders brings thousands to town for Spring Safari in April and Fall Migration in September.

What is at the North Myrtle Beach Park and Sports Complex?

The complex completed a $36 million, 90-acre expansion in February 2026, doubling baseball and softball fields from six to twelve and increasing soccer fields from eight to thirteen, with two new playgrounds. It hosts tournaments in every month except December and January.

What is there to do in North Myrtle Beach?

Festivals include Taste of the Coast and the annual May Fest. Outdoor activities range from water-skiing and surfing to kayaking and fishing, with shopping at Barefoot Landing, the Tanger Outlets and the Myrtle Beach Mall. Dining includes Sea Blue, Hoskins Restaurant, Greg Norman's and the Flying-Fish Public Market and Grill.

How does North Myrtle Beach compare to Myrtle Beach?

North Myrtle Beach offers the same beaches, golf and climate with a smaller town atmosphere. It has around 22,000 residents compared with Myrtle Beach's larger population, and far fewer high-rise resorts along much of its beachfront.