Cherry Grove Pier is a surf spot located in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on the border with North Carolina. It's a quieter place compared to the busier areas in Myrtle Beach. The main draw here is the shifting sandbars that provide various peaks, making it suitable for surfers of all skill levels. Generally, the vibe is chill, with light crowds most of the time.

The surf here typically handles swell sizes from about 3ft (0.9m) up to 7ft (2.1m). The best swell directions are from the East-Southeast, Southeast, and South-Southwest, which means it often picks up some good energy during prime conditions. You can expect both right and left breaks, with waves breaking over sand, which is helpful for beginners and fun for more experienced surfers. The ideal wind comes from the North, Northwest, or North-Northwest, and mid to high tides work best here. In terms of wave types, you have beach breaks as well as waves near the pier, providing variety for your session.

Accessing the beach is easy—you just park and paddle out. The local vibe is pretty laid back, and you probably won't encounter much hassle. It's definitely a spot to consider during late summer, early fall, and early spring for the best conditions. Just keep in mind that stronger NE and SW winds can create some currents, but overall it's a mellow spot for surf sessions.