A very nice little park, but kind of rough on such a hot day. The only parking is down at the Cherry Grove boat ramp. Its approximately a half a mile hike down to the end of this. Parts of it may be wheelchair friendly, but definitely not all of it. There were little holes in the trail, and found crabs running in and out of them. Signs along the trail about wildlife and such. And two little picnic areas down there very secluded.

Lovely boardwalk with a good deal of nature. Saw lots of egrets and herons. An osprey dove for and caught a fish right in front of us. Tons of little crabs. Even saw a glass lizard! Very serene area. One area was flooded out and we had to turn around. Would like to have explored more but I got a bit sunburnt and being pregnant I tire pretty easily, so we cut it short.

Lovely day on the salt marsh; part of the House River. We used the kayak input just easy of west of the Cherry Grove boat landing. Timed the incoming tide to help take us into the marsh and used the outgoing tide to bring us back. We could easily approach tri-colored herons, egrets, and other birds. It can be a little confusing once you get out into the marsh so pick one of the large hotels or houses along to banks as a landmark to help navigate into and back out. We will definitely come back to this place.

It was beautiful. The kids enjoyed it. Especially the crabs!

Beautiful walk. Picturesque walk into a Maritime forest. Only one other person sighted on the walk - so really got a peek at wildlife engaged in its natural activity.

Beautiful place to see the natural ecosystem of the beach! Paths are filled with fidler crabs. Bring binoculars if you are in to ornithology, lots of native birds! There are nice picnic areas with shelters but of course, always pack out what you pack in!

Nice place to see some wild life and relax

Lovely nature preserve tucked behind developments but a world away! Lovely easy hike with meandering pathways and boardwalks. We saw lots of bird activity on this February morning....spent two hours exploring!

Who knew!? Wow! What a great place to take the kids for a walk outside to see some seaside nature! Crabs, fish, birds, cacti, all SORTS of neat stuff! Walk along nice boardwalks and paths, felt safe the whole time. Will definitely go back!

Great little place. Needs a map to tell you to walk down street to trails but so glad we did!

Its lovely. Perfect for bird watching. Parking is a nightmare.

Just went to get water for north Atlantic seafood for the lobster tanks

Beautiful and we took a ton of pictures. Nice quiet spot for taking a walk and for fishing. Great for a sensory break for all ages

Great walk!! Easy walk with a stroller. Great views. The good boardwalk is at the end of the road. At first we thought the area near the parking lot was it and was disappointed. But I was wrong. We found the geocache and that was fun. It was very well hidden. The kids had a blast. This was one of 3 places we went to that day that were all close together.

Very nice nature preserve! There is a parking lot a block from the entrance. The walking trails are child friendly! There are little info plaques that talk about the plants and animals in the nature preserve, which were fun to stop and read! It was nice to be able to walk out and see the intercoastal waterway and watch for dolphins and birds!

Beautiful nature walk, saw lots of interesting birds.

Nice preserve. Only issue peoplei need to pick up after their pets.

A very nice peaceful nature preserve. Not very big, but makes for a satifying walk in the salt marshes. Parking is a few short blocks away by the boat ramp. Look for the sign near the boat ramp.The trails are a combination of dirt walking paths and boardwalks. The dirt paths at the salt marshes are pocked with the holes of fiddler crabs that pop out and dash back in if they see you. Fun! Realize that those holes are your clue that you are in the intertidal areas that will be covered in water at some high tides or storm tides...so plan your visit to avoid getting stuck and having to walk in the water to get back to the entrance. When I went the tides had been dropping and those low points were still wet...but the soil is pretty solid so aside from getting the soles of your shoes wet you wont probably find yourself getting stuck in mud.

Quiet, all about nature. Different experience each time we go.

Took the baby on a stroller walk in mid December. Sunny, breezy, beautiful, peaceful. We only saw 3 or 4 others walking the path. A great little retreat.

Level trail with diverse flora, fauna, and aquatic life!

Great spot for a morning stroll! Feel like a world away!

Very nice space. Well maintained, and people can view a variety of wildlife. Just in the time I was there, I saw a few different types of crabs, several bird types, and some fish. I will say there were some biting bugs, however they are pretty much everywhere. Its a good spot to run in the mornings and its fairly quiet and peaceful. Pretty views.

Very natural in the middle of the development. Nice walking trails, great placards explaining the flora and flauna. A beautiful place to get some fresh air and exercise!!!

Great place to watch, walk , views.

Very nice for taking the grandkids for a nature hike. Too bad they dont have a visitors center.

Beautiful, even my 11 year old was interested :)

Peaceful oasis, wildlife abounds

Very beautiful and serene. Reminder GPS takes you to the reserve but parking is right as you turn onto the road 3 blocks from the reserve.

Beautiful and well kept walking paths and boardwalks.

Nice place to get out and enjoy a scenic walk or have a picnic.

Love to walk here, nice secluded park

Awesome! We went with our kids early in the morning, and the only downside was that the path was flooded from high tide (something we hadnt even considered). Go later in the day to more fully enjoy the whole experience!

This is a beautiful, serene preserve with walkways, paths and views of the intercoastal Waterway. Walking through the Marsh is truly a wonderful experience in nature. One can see the inlet waves crashing from the ocean to the Waterway during the short hike. Plus, Gorgeous sunsets! One word of caution; however. Yesterday, we experienced more of nature than we expected. After watching the beautiful sunset, we started walking back and found that much of the walking path back to the entrance of the preserve was submerged due to the rising waters from the Waterway. We had to wade back in up to 2 feet of water in most places. It was a little nerve-wracking since we did not know how much further the water would rise by the time we got back to higher ground. Luckily, all went well, and we made it back safely. However, I would suggest that the Park officials post warning signs so that visitors will know that the possibility exists. In any case, it was really a treat. Thank you for maintaining the park condition and cleanliness.

Beautiful Trails and Scenery. There are raised walkways but also sandy trails full of fiddler holes, so you might want to wear hiking shoes

Incredible and a huge selection. We will be very happy to return.

Beautiful walking trails through the marsh. Lots of birds to see, places to sit and enjoy the sun, have picnics, and spend an hour in nature. Great trail signs so couldnt get lost if you wanted to.

Lots of Wildlife to view, easy walk and has plenty of resting benches

A quiet walk in the marshlands of South Carolina.

A short but scenic trial!

Very tasty and filled us up we were satisfied.

Always relaxing and beautiful

Really nice area!

About a one mile walking trail, not much to see or do, just a quiet walk. I wish they rented kayaks there but they dont.

Fantastic views. Very peaceful. Great for a quick diversion with the kids. Highly recommend this hidden gem. Park in the dedicated lot by the boat ramps.

Our favorite place at the beach Great getaway from everything really good walkability

Nice place to walk and check out some of the local plants & animals.

Perfect place to kayak or paddleboard. I took a tour with Kokopelli and they were fantastic!

Well maintained trail hidden in a quiet community.

An excellent example of an estuarial wetlands with a variety of animal and plant life. A pleasant 1-2 hour walk depending on how many informative placards you read along the trail. Pet owners are welcomed to bring their dogs as long as theyre leashed and picked up after.

Beautiful place. Some storm damage but still a very great place for a walk.

Nice spot to see some wildlife in a place surrounded by development

Peaceful

We enjoyed it. Very quiet and relaxing.

Beautiful

Wonderful estuary experience

Great place to visit kid friendlynice views of the marsh and inlet out to the ocean

Really nice spot to catch fish... they have clean toilets and a cleaning station for the fish you want to bring back. We saw a hawk, bald head Eagle and a sea turtle! Really enjoyed it and so did my son!! Fish that you can catch here are red drum, mullets, pinfish, perch, flounder, sea trout and many more...

Great little park with good views!

Great walking trail. Nice view of the water. Interesting and educational signs describe animals and plants around the nature preserve. Good clean and free family fun.

It was nice and pretty

Great walk on the board walk, not very long but it was nice. We saw an egret and some cool butterflys lots of little information along the walk about the wildlife and trees.

Excellent area for birdwatching & observation of wetlands habitats. Has 2 covered picnic areas.

Small marsh, park, and trail area. Quiet place for fishing, bird watching, or other relaxing activities.

Beautiful nature trail through an island sitting in the cherry grove marsh. Picnic tables. Docks, piers, fishing, boating, kayaking, paddle boarding etc. A unique environmemt to the area amd easy to walk amd access. Of you are in the areq it is definately worth the time it takes to check it out. Highly recommended to nature lovers of all kinds. Views of house creek and the undeveloped waites island. Bring a boat and rake it to the near by public boat and kayak landing.

Lovely short hike with information on the floor and and fauna. Wonderful scenic views of the salt Marsh and inlet.

Great people, great service. I would recommend them to any one.

Love this place. My dog and I walk here as often as possible when we visit Cherry Grove.

Great walking trails. Watch for snakes though!

Nice park not a lot of people.

Another “preserve” that doesn’t allow fishing. Now I see why no people were here ...0h the parking lot is three blocks away

A beautiful place. We had a nice visit.

Saw a male Painted Bunting there July 2017. Great birding spot with lots of egrets, herons and other shore birds.

One of the FREE Things to do in North Myrtle Beach - Take a stroll through Heritage Shores and experience the beauty of this area of the beach in Cherry Grove! You will be glad you did.

A great place for a quiet nature walk, but not on the weekends.

A very relaxing place to walk along the Cherry Grove marsh area in North Myrtle Beach.

Great place for a walk and to take the kids. All sorts of wildlife

Free family friendly activity with picnic shelters

A nice piece of preserved nature.

Beautiful trail and access to the creek.

Loved it. Beautiful at sundown

Nice walking trail

Did a great job

Its beautiful and very peaceful

Bring your camera

Beautiful and quiet place to see the marsh.

Beautiful and peaceful spot.

Beautiful and peaceful!

Gorgeous, such a hidden gem!

Fantastic

Nice place

Didnt actually go but it looks cool.

Nice fishing

Beautiful

Beautiful spot

Great walk

Wonderful place to visit

Great place

Peaceful

It is very pretty