Hotel at a Glance: Litchfield Beach and Golf Resort

Nestled along the serene and scenic barrier islands of South Carolina’s Lowcountry, Litchfield Beach & Golf Resort on Pawleys Island offers a tranquil escape where natural beauty meets refined luxury. The property boasts breathtaking ocean views, creating a peaceful backdrop that ensures each moment spent here is one of calm and reflection. Guests can unwind by the ocean or explore the nearby excitement of Myrtle Beach, making it an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation with access to adventure. Whether indulging in local seafood at nearby restaurants or exploring the golf courses scattered across the area, the resort’s quiet yet connected location makes it a perfect home base for a memorable getaway.

The charm of Litchfield Beach lies in its understated elegance, with vacation rentals offering a comfortable blend of home-like amenities and resort-style leisure. The resort's vacation homes, ranging from standard rooms to expansive oceanfront estates, cater to every type of traveler. The Summerhouse Suites, with its exciting mini waterpark, lazy river, and child-friendly water features, adds to the family-friendly appeal, while on-site food and beverage options like Coastal Dish, The Deck, and Starbucks™ ensure guests have everything they need for a fulfilling stay. Here, you'll find a peaceful island escape, coupled with the dynamic appeal of South Carolina’s Hammock Coast.

PAWLEYS ISLAND: A Coastal Gem Steeped in History

Nestled along the serene shores of South Carolina’s Lowcountry, Pawleys Island is a coastal haven that boasts a rich history dating back to the 17th century. Known as one of the oldest beach resorts in America, it has long been a retreat for wealthy plantation owners seeking respite from the heat of the inland. The island's quiet charm is encapsulated in its weathered beach cottages and scenic marsh views, offering a rare glimpse into the grandeur of bygone eras. Pawleys Island retains its historical authenticity, where ancient oaks and saltwater breezes mingle to create an atmosphere of timeless relaxation.

Once a prominent center for rice and indigo plantations, the island today blends historical significance with natural beauty. Its pristine beaches, often untouched by large-scale development, are ideal for tranquil getaways. The nearby Waccamaw River and its rich estuarine ecosystem invite outdoor enthusiasts, while Pawleys Island’s proximity to Georgetown and Myrtle Beach offers visitors the best of both worlds—solitude and the vibrancy of nearby urban attractions. Whether strolling along the historic Pawleys Island Creek or soaking in the local culture, this picturesque locale preserves the essence of Southern coastal living.