Litchfield Beach & Golf Resort oceanfront lazy river

Welcome to

Litchfield Beach, S.C.

Soft sand, swaying sea oats, and a little more room to unwind. Escape to quiet shores, scenic bike rides, and leisurely days shaped by the coastal breeze.

 

Places to Stay

Litchfield Beach is a quiet beach town with charming places to stay, like The Oceanfront Litchfield Inn, along with condos and other beach homes. 

The Oceanfront Litchfield Inn
Quigley's beer flight with branded coaster

Places to Eat

With over 2,000 restaurants across the 14 communities in the Grand Strand, the options of where to eat are endless. Litchfield Beach is known for their delicious family-friendly options ranging from fresh seafood to BBQ, like Quigley's Pint and Plate

Quigley's Pint and Plate

Things to Do

Explore the natural beauty of Litchfield Beach by kayak or paddleboard, and watch for a variety of bird species that live in the area. Grab a good beach read and enjoy the waves rolling in from your beach chair. Or hit the golf course for a lovely day under southern oak trees and along saltwater marshes at the best golf courses in the US. 

Learn More

COMMUNITY TOUR

Litchfield Beach: A Serene Coastal Escape

Established in 1978, Litchfield Beach continues to be popular with residents and visitors alike because of its quiet, natural beauty. Here you’ll find world-class golf courses, fine dining and a relaxed pace of life. Soft sand and sea oats take center stage as beaches are more sparsely populated here. Thus, a long walk along the shore is a perfect way to erase all of life’s cares. Plus, runners, walkers and bikers enjoy the 26-mile-long Waccamaw Neck Bikeway, which is part of the East Coast Greenway. For them, there is no better way to experience the natural beauty of this unique beach area.

Up Next:

Upcoming Events

Litchfield FAQ

How did Litchfield Beach get its name?

It’s named after Litchfield Plantation, a prominent 18th-century rice plantation established in the early 1700s. The original plantation house still stands and is part of a private residential community, reflecting the area’s deep historical roots.

What kind of experience does Litchfield offer?

Upscale, quiet, and natural—ideal for those looking to relax in a less commercialized beach setting.

Is Litchfield crowded?

No, Litchfield is typically more serene than the Grand Strand’s central beaches, attracting couples and retirees.

Does Litchfield have nature attractions?

Huntington Beach State Park and Brookgreen Gardens are just minutes away.

Explore 14 Communities The Grand Strand

60 miles of coastline and 14 unique places to stay and play, each with its own personality. Pick a spot to see what it's known for.

See the communities guide