Shem Creek Park – Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
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Shem Creek Park in Mount Pleasant opened to the public in October of 2011 and boasts a 2,200-foot-long boardwalk stretching from just beyond the Shem Creek bridge on Coleman Boulevard to the mouth of the Charleston Harbor. Visitors can fish from commercial docks along the boardwalk or just enjoy the pristine views from within the creek. The park is not just a recreational amenity but also an educational one, as nearby Moultrie Middle School utilizes the park for hands-on learning.
On August 24, 2016 the city opened an additional 1,500-foot-long section of boardwalk that connects to the original, providing spectacular birding opportunities. A third phase is planned for the future and will incliude a pedestrian bridge over Shem Creek, crossing at Coleman Boulevard. Public restrooms are available at the boardwalk, and people can access the park by car or boat. A popular fishing spot, the park is opened from 5:00 AM until midnight.
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Contributor Jayson Doyle says: “Shem Creek offers fantastic views of sunsets over South Carolina’s famous marshland and waterways. Shem Creek is popular in Mount Pleasant for its boat access to the ocean and bars and restaurants lining the creek.”
Cynthia Jarrell says of her photo: “The image is a scene that unfolds often as one walks the pier of Shem Creek Park and looks out over the marsh into the setting sun.”
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Shem Creek Park Info
Address: Coleman Blvd, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
GPS Coordinates: 32.79315,-79.8832
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One Comment about Shem Creek Park
June 18th, 2015 at 8:22 am
Such a beautiful place on earth