Cherry Grove Pier
Cherry Grove Pier

Pier History

The story of Cherry Grove Pier

Quick Facts

267546051N Ocean Blvd North Myrtle Beach SC

Location

753feet

Length

Tackle shop, snack bar, observation deck

Features

King mackerel, family-friendly atmosphere

Best Known For

About Cherry Grove Pier

Cherry Grove Pier is the northernmost fishing pier on the Grand Strand, stretching 985 feet into the Atlantic Ocean from the quiet Cherry Grove beach community in North Myrtle Beach. Known for its family-friendly atmosphere and excellent king mackerel fishing, the pier has been a beloved landmark since the 1950s. The pier features a tackle shop, snack bar, and observation deck at the end.

Timeline

1950s

Original Construction

Cherry Grove Pier was first built in the 1950s as part of the growing beach community of Cherry Grove, one of the quieter stretches of the Grand Strand.

1989

Hurricane Hugo

Hurricane Hugo devastated the pier along with much of the Grand Strand coastline. The pier was rebuilt stronger and longer.

2000s

King Mackerel Capital

Cherry Grove Pier became known as one of the best king mackerel piers on the East Coast, hosting annual tournaments that draw anglers from across the Southeast.

2020s

Modern Era

Today Cherry Grove Pier continues to operate as a premier fishing destination, known for its relaxed atmosphere and consistent catches.