Huntington Beach Rated Best Beach for Fall by The Discoverer Travel Guide
Ranked among beaches from Portugal, Greece, and Dubai; Huntington Beach receives high praise as a beach not to miss visiting this fall.
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According to The Discoverer, "With the dwindling summer crowds, fall is an optimal season for sun seekers to take advantage of emptier beaches and plummeting accommodation rates in still beautifully balmy, but not sweltering, weather. Some of the world’s best beaches are even better experienced in the fall."
"Some of the world’s best beaches are even better experienced in the fall."
We couldn't agree more! And better still, Grand Palms Resort offers its guests complimentary state park passes to Huntington Beach giving our guests even more reason to visit this season!
Here is another Grand Palms Resort article you might find interesting: Spend the Day at a State Park!
Just imagine catching waves, basking in the sun, or enjoying a beach bonfire as the sun sets. With endless activities like surfing, kayaking, and exploring local shops and eateries, Huntington Beach is the ultimate playground for beach lovers.
Here's how The Discoverer article describes experiencing Huntington Beach in the fall:
"South Carolina’s three-mile-long Huntington Beach offers visitors a pristine shoreline, as well as a network of nature trails and bountiful bird watching opportunities in conjunction with Huntington Beach State Park. Situated in Murrells Inlet, Huntington Beach State Park is recognized as a premiere birdwatching destination on the East Coast. With some 300 species present in the region, appearances of sandhill cranes and painted buntings excite dedicated birdwatchers. As summer crowds thin, you're more likely to spot and hear the wildlife from afar."
You'll find the original article by Vivian Chung here.
Be sure not to miss the marsh on the way to the beach! This is one of the best spots to see cranes, egrets, and alligators in their natural habitat.
We also suggest planning some extra time to explore the Atalaya castle ruins that you can't help but notice on your way to the beach. Atalaya Castle, often known simply as Atalaya, was the winter home of industrialist and philanthropist Archer M. Huntington and his wife, the sculptor Anna Hyatt Huntington. Archer Huntington was a noted scholar of Spanish culture and art, and designed Atalaya to look like a Moorish castle you would find in southern Spain.
Anna Huntington is the founder of Brookgreen Gardens that has become the largest outdoor sculpture garden in the United States located just west of the state park entrance. Fall is the perfect time to spend a day strolling through these beautiful gardens. Read more about Brookgreen Gardens here. Check out our article about the history of Brookgreen Gardens!
So why settle for ordinary when you can experience extraordinary? Huntington Beach, South Carolina is just minutes away from Grand Palms Resort, and with our complimentary state park passes, come see in person why Huntington Beach is the envy of beaches worldwide.
Don't let this fall pass you by without experiencing the magic of Huntington Beach. Reserve your vacation at Grand Palms Resort today!
Dave Nelson
Dave Nelson has more than 20 years of experience in the hospitality industry, including vacation rentals, long-term rentals, and vacation ownership. He is passionate about crafting unforgettable vacation experiences for guests. Outside of work, Dave enjoys being the number one fan at his children's sports games and performances, or experimenting with the newest BBQ grilling techniques that the South is famous for.
