Possum Trot Golf Club

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PARK PROGRAMS

  • Alligators

    Alligators thrive in the ponds at Huntington Beach State Park. These secretive reptiles are commonly seen from the causeway feeding, sunning or cruising in the water. Find out what makes them special and on this 1-hour walk.
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  • Feeding Frenzy

    Get up close and personal with the animals at the Education Center! Take part in feeding a sting ray and other sea creatures. Feedings take place Tuesday through Sunday at 11 am.
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  • Atalaya tour

    Take a fascinating tour of the winter home of Anna and Archer Huntington with a docent from the Friends of Huntington Beach State Park. Along the way, you will discover how this home helped a community through tough years, inspired art and eventually became a National Historic Landmark.
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  • Secrets of the Salt Marsh

    Enjoy a unique look at one of the most productive ecosystems in the world and examine some of the inhabitants of the salt marsh.
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  • Birding

    Birding is now one of the top outdoor recreational activities in the U.S. If you've ever wondered what all the fuss is about, this is the perfect way to find out! Designed for the beginning birder, you will start off in a classroom setting where you will learn the basic essentials of birding: how to get the most out of your binoculars, how to use a field guide, and where to start looking for birds. Afterwards, you will get a chance to try out your newly acquired skills during a trip out on the park led by noted birders, Phil and Sharon Turner. Experienced birders are welcome to join the field portion of the program at 11 am at the Education Center.
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  • Beachcombing

    Search for seashells and other beach bounty during this guided walk on one of the best shelling beaches in the Grand Strand. Along the way, we'll discover the fascinating lives of the animals that make seashells, the importance of sand dunes, tide cycles, and how to be a responsible beachcomber.
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  • Beachcombing Treasures

    Take a stroll down the beach to learn more about seashells, ghost crabs, sea turtles, sand dunes, and tides. We plan on uncovering many mysteries found in the surf and along the beach! Kids 11 and under must be accompanied by an adult!
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  • Snakes and Reptiles

    Learn about snakes and their cold-blooded kin in this audio-visual presentation, then get a chance to touch some!
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  • Coastal Kayaking

    Enjoy a two-hour guided tour of the salt marsh. Excellent for beginners, participants need to reserve a spot at the Education Center (843-235-8755) by 4:00 pm Sunday prior to the program. Under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Please bring drinking water, sunscreen, and lace-up shoes that can get wet and muddy. Fee: $35/ person. Meet at the Education Center, then caravan to Oyster Landing. (2 hrs.)
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  • Spineless Wonders

    Come get aquainted with some of the wierdest animals in the ocean as we discover that there's more to life than a backbone! A variety of live creatures will be on display in the Wet Lab, so be prepared for a real hands-on experience.
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  • South Strand Wildlife and History Day 2009

    Join us at Huntington Beach State Park for a fun-filled day of natural and cultural history. This day long event is part of the Can-Am days of the Grand Strand area. The setting will be the courtyard of Atalaya, the former winter home of the Huntingtons. State agencies and local organizations will present displays, tours, and hands-on activities. Programs will include ghost stories, saltmarsh ecology, history of rice culture, birding, Atalaya tours, alligators and more! Local Lowcountry food and music will be available throughout the day.
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  • Coastal Birding

    Huntington Beach State Park is considered by many to be the best birding spot in South Carolina. Come see why for yourself! Local birders, Phil and Sharon Turner, will lead a walk along the causeway to search the freshwater pond and salt marsh for a variety of birds. Depending on the season, we might observe herons, egrets, rails, woodstorks, shorebirds, ducks, bald eagles and more!
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  • Reptile Rap

    Explore the fascinating world of turtles, lizards, alligators and snakes as we learn their importance in the ecosystem. A live snake will be on hand. Appropriate for ages 8 and up.
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  • Tale of the Whale

    Learn how to eat like a whale, hear what whales sound like, find out how big whales and dolphins are, what species are found off our coast, and much more. Appropriate for ages 6 and up.
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  • Who's Home?

    It's spring, the time of renewal and awakenings. Birds have returned to the maritime forest of Myrtle Beach State Park to build new nests and raise a new generation. Take a relaxing half-mile walk with the park naturalist to check bird houses. See who's nesting and if any eggs have been laid. We may even get to see hatchlings. Wear close toed shoes.
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  • The Dynamic Coast

    While on the beach, explore through hands on activities how the coast is constantly changing. Build your beach dream house and see if it withstands a hurricane storm surge. Discover what currents whisk you down the beach. Learn how waves form and gain the knowledge to escape from a rip current. Appropriate for ages 8 and up.
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  • Park Palooza!

    Get outside and have some fun while participating in an array of activities designed for the entire family! Various programs will run continously from 10 am to 3 pm. Throw a cast net, check for nesting birds, crawl through a shrimp net, learn to cook while camping, learn about earth friendly products, meet some reptiles, plant some seeds, meet some live sea creatures, learn to build a campfire, tie knots, learn to geocache, join in a recycle relay, plant a tree and much more! Contact the nature center at 843-238-0874 or email awilson@scprt.com for a complete schedule.
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  • Atalaya Arts And Crafts Festival

    The Atalaya Arts and Crafts Festival features more than 100 fine artisans. The festival provides aesthetic beauty against a background of natural beauty. Enjoy fine art, quality crafts, Lowcountry food, and the area’s finest musicians.
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Contact Information

1170 Possum Trot RD
North Myrtle Beach,SC 29582
Phone: (843) 272-5341
Toll Free: (800) 626-8768
Horry CountyNorth Myrtle Beach