Luggage Storage The Pier at Garden City

About The Pier at Garden City

The Pier at Garden City in Garden City, South Carolina, is almost 670 feet long and is a stunning sight to behold, especially at night. The pier is a tourist attraction, bringing people from all over to fish, eat, shop, and just have fun. It was previously known as Kingfisher Pier before being destroyed by Hurricane Hugo in 1989. It was rebuilt and renamed in 1992. But this isn’t just a fishing pier or a place to watch the water, there is an arcade, café, and pavilion at the end of the dock and sometimes they have live music. 

Although there are beaches all over the place, the best view of the Atlantic Ocean is from the end of the Pier at Garden City. Selfies taken here will be epic. However, there is nothing stopping you from taking a walk on the beaches along the coast. In fact, whether you go up the coast or down the coast, you’ll find beaches, shops, and eateries in every nook and cranny. Some of the best places are not even advertised. You just have to find them by accident. 

Fun Fact: The pier was voted Best Pier by locals in 2004. The honor was bestowed again from 2006 until 2010, as listed in the Sun News.

Things to Do in The Pier at Garden City Beach

There are always those must-see or don’t miss places in every city all over the world. We want to share what we consider to be the best places to see and things to do in and around the Pier at Garden City Beach. 

• Have a drink or some munchies at the café at the end of the pier 
• Play some skee-ball and other arcade games to win tickets for prizes at the pier arcade
• See some dolphins on a Blue Wave Adventures Dolphin Watch Tour at Murrells Inlet
• Take a wildlife boat tour at Waccamaw River Tours on Enterprise Road to see gators, osprey, and other wildlife
• Visit more animals at the Waccatee Zoo right next door to the tours
• Stroll down Ocean Highway to the south for some Carolina cuisine at one of the eateries along the beach
• Take Ocean Highway to the north to shop at any of the dozens of shops along the way
• Play a round of golf at one of the dozen golf courses within 20 minutes of the pier

Transit Options in The Pier at Garden City Beach

• Coast RTA Bus route 16 and 16x
• Taxicab 
• Rideshare apps

Luggage Storage Near The Pier at Garden City Beach

Whether you are a local looking for a place to stash your bags after work or a tourist with a bunch of luggage, we have partners all over the area that can help out. You cannot bring your bags with you in most places, and you surely don’t want to. So, drop them off at one of our convenient Bounce locations nearby before heading out on the pier. 

Luggage Storage Options Near The Pier at Garden City Beach 

Go ahead and have a fantastic time at this busy pier. There is no reason to bring non-essentials along since we have partners nearby who will keep your bags safe while you have fun. Live life light and see the sights.

Luggage Storage Near Myrtle Beach State Park

Only 16 minutes up the beach on South Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach State Park is also a popular spot for all sorts of activities all year long. Stop in at the nature center first to learn about flora and fauna in the area. Then, find out the best places to visit while you are there. Swim or just get your feet wet at the beach or any other area where you can access the water. The Sculptured Oak Nature Trail and the Yaupon Trail are both short and easy trails less than a mile long. Keep your eyes peeled for the wildlife living in the woods and by the water. It’s an excellent place for birding with over 200 species hanging around. Make sure you grab your camera out of your suitcase before leaving it at one of our Bounce locations. 

Luggage Storage Near Wheels of Yesteryear

If you are a car buff, you will love this car museum just 20 minutes away on Hospitality Lane. Wheels of Yesteryear has more than 50 classic and muscle cars, including rare vehicles like the Dukes of Hazard General Lee replica and the pink Rambler owned by Keith Wynn. The 1969 Buick Wildcat Convertible they have is one of only 1,900 made. And the 1955 Dodge Stepside Pickup Truck was the first year they made the V-8 engines. If you like sports cars, check out the 1963 Corvette Stingray with its split window that was discontinued right after. For muscle car lovers, see the 1969 Mercury Cyclone CJ and the 1971 Plymouth Hemi Barracuda convertible. Stop at the gift shop for some cool souvenirs like t-shirts, hats, and model cars. Be sure to leave your luggage at one of our local Bounce spots on your way. 

Luggage Storage Near Broadway at the Beach

About 25 minutes away, Broadway at the Beach on Celebrity Circle is one of those places you cannot miss. This place has it all whether you are looking for retail therapy, a nice meal, a drink, or some entertainment. There are 76 various shops like Victoria’s Secret, Ron Jon Surf Shop, and Master’s Editions Fine Art Gallery. Want some entertainment? Try to escape from Backstage Escape Games or race go-karts at Broadway Grand Prix. You can even see it all from 50 feet above the water at WonderWorks Ziplines. When you get hungry, choose from over 25 eateries, including Wahlburgers, Paula Deen’s Family Kitchen, and Joe’s Crab Shack. Or have some tacos and tequila while golfing at TopGolf. Grab some fudge from the Fudgery or ice cream from Sweet Molly’s Creamery for dessert. Don’t forget to drop your bags with one of our local Bounce affiliates first.