By The Numbers

• 1 Atalaya, a National Historic Landmark that was the winter home of renowned 20th-century sculptor, Anna Hyatt Huntington and her husband, philanthropist and Spanish scholar, Archer Huntington
• 1 Education Center with a touch tank, a baby alligator, great programs and so much more
• 3 miles of pristine, wide open beach for swimming, running, fishing or relaxing
• 107 standard campsites, 24 of which offer full water, sewer and electric hookups
• 6 walk-in tent sites for tent camping only
• 3 picnic shelters available for group gatherings
• 300 plus species of birds that have been spotted within park boundaries
• 1 popular annual arts and crafts festival that has been held for over 36 years in the historic Atalaya home in late September
• 2,500 acres located in Murrells Inlet, SC for you to enjoy