Cricket Cove Marina is one of the Southeast's finest marinas, set in the fishing village of Little River, South Carolina, directly on the Intracoastal Waterway at Mile Marker 345 — the closest marina in the Myrtle Beach area to the ocean, with direct ocean access just five miles away and no bridges to navigate. The marina features high-quality concrete floating docks with 73 wet slips and 296 dry-storage rack spaces, plus a fuel dock, a well-stocked Ship's Store, clean restrooms with private showers, and an on-site restaurant with waterway and marsh views.
Location & Market. Little River anchors the northern end of the Grand Strand, one of the nation's fastest-growing coastal markets. The town's population has grown to about 10,500 — up roughly 6.5% in a single year — and the surrounding Myrtle Beach area is among the most-visited beach destinations in the country, drawing millions of visitors annually. Tourism, retail, accommodation and food service, and marine industries drive the local economy, with area employment recently up about 10% year over year.
Access & Connectivity. The marina sits minutes from U.S. 17 and North Myrtle Beach, with quick access to the beaches, golf, and dining of the Grand Strand and an easy run to the Atlantic via the Intracoastal Waterway. Myrtle Beach International Airport is a short drive south.
Opportunity. Cricket Cove is a turnkey, full-service marina in a high-demand boating and tourism corridor, with established slip-rental and dry-storage income, on-site retail and dining, and room to grow through the adjacent Baker Street expansions. The property also includes a waterfront Airbnb that is cash-flowing today and offers a path for future real estate expansion.
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Local Jurisdiction & Due Diligence
The property is located at Little River in Horry County, South Carolina, and is served by Horry County Schools. Prospective buyers are encouraged to confirm current zoning, planning guidance, and parcel details directly with the county using the resources below:
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