Morgan Park
Take the path less traveled and discover one of Georgetown’s hidden waterfront gems.
E Bay St, Georgetown, SC 29440
Tucked away at the far end of East Bay Park, Morgan Park is a peaceful escape where nature, history and spectacular waterfront views come together. Leave the car behind and explore the park on foot or by bicycle, following a short boardwalk and wooded trails to scenic overlooks of the Sampit River and Winyah Bay.
Bring the family and make an afternoon of it. Enjoy a picnic under the covered shelter, let the kids play on the playground, or simply find a quiet spot to take in the Lowcountry scenery.
A recent shoreline renourishment project has helped protect this special waterfront destination while preserving its natural character. Please note: Swimming is not permitted.
Morgan Park is named for William Doyle Morgan, Georgetown’s mayor from 1891 to 1906 and a champion of the city’s beauty and growth. During his time in office, approximately 300 live oak trees were planted throughout downtown—helping create the tree-lined character Georgetown is known for today.
Come explore. Take your time. Discover a quieter side of Georgetown.
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