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Wheelchair Accessibility Guide: Free Beach Wheelchairs, Parking & Ramps in Myrtle Beach, SC

Wheelchair Accessibility Guide: Free Beach Wheelchairs, Parking & Ramps in Myrtle Beach, SC

Planning a beach vacation in Myrtle Beach with mobility challenges? Benefit from free handicapped parking at public meters along the Grand Strand with a valid placard. Here's essential info on accessible beach access, free wheelchairs, and ramps across the area.

Myrtle Beach: Free Beach Wheelchairs and Accessible Access Points

Wheelchair Accessibility Guide: Free Beach Wheelchairs, Parking & Ramps in Myrtle Beach, SCMyrtle Beach offers free beach wheelchairs with balloon tires and safety belts on a first-come, first-served basis. Contact 843-918-1488 or email beachwheelchairs@cityofmyrtlebeach.com to reserve (9 a.m.–5 p.m., weather permitting). Photo ID required; advance requests advised.

Of 114 public access points, these are fully accessible or ramp-equipped (* denotes ramps):

  • 29th Avenue South (fully accessible)
  • 27th Avenue South *
  • 24th Avenue South *
  • Hurl Rock Park at 20th Avenue South (fully accessible)
  • 1809 South Ocean Boulevard *
  • 1703 South Ocean Boulevard (fully accessible)
  • 16th Avenue South *
  • 15th Avenue South *
  • 12th Avenue South *
  • 10th Avenue South *
  • 9th Avenue South *
  • 3rd Avenue South (fully accessible)
  • 1st Avenue North *
  • 2nd Avenue North (fully accessible)
  • 4th Avenue North *
  • 7th Avenue North *
  • Plyler Park *
  • 13th Avenue North *
  • 16th Avenue North *
  • 1802 North Ocean Boulevard *
  • Anderson Park *
  • 25th Avenue North *
  • 31st Avenue North *
  • 38th Avenue North (fully accessible)
  • 41st Avenue North (fully accessible)
  • 44th Avenue North *
  • Gardens by the Sea, 5400 North Ocean Boulevard (fully accessible)
  • Seaside Place *
  • 64th Avenue North (fully accessible)
  • 69th Avenue North *
  • 70th Avenue North *

North Myrtle Beach: Free Wheelchairs and Access Points

Free beach wheelchairs with balloon tires available Mon–Fri at Beach Services Warehouse (843-663-8600). Accessible points:

  • Main Street
  • Sea Mountain Highway
  • 4th Ave. North
  • 6th Ave. South
  • 9th Ave. South
  • 15th Ave. South
  • 17th Ave. South
  • 21st Ave. South
  • 27th Ave. South
  • 39th Ave. South
  • 46th Ave. South

Surfside Beach: Free Wheelchairs and Access Points

Wheelchairs for city guests via 843-913-6368 or Surfside Beach Public Safety (811 Pine Drive). Access points:

  • 3rd Ave. North
  • Surfside Drive (at Surfside Pier)
  • Melody Lane

Wheelchair Accessibility Guide: Free Beach Wheelchairs, Parking & Ramps in Myrtle Beach, SCUnincorporated Horry County (Springmaid, Garden City): Call 843-381-8000 or email beachwheelchair@horrycounty.org (2-day advance reservation).

State Parks: Myrtle Beach State Park (1 wheelchair at pier gift shop, 843-238-5326); Huntington Beach State Park (3 at central office, 843-237-4440)—first-come, first-served.

Unincorporated Georgetown County (Litchfield, Pawleys Island): No wheelchairs. Ramps at Litchfield Beach; Pawleys at 1st Street and south public lot (843-237-1698).

Private Rental Options

If public options are unavailable, rent from local providers (fees apply; no public reimbursement):

  • Wheelchairs and Scooters of Myrtle Beach
    1325 Celebrity Circle, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
    843-446-8723
  • Mobility Center
    7831 N. Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
    843-692-8001
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