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Long-Awaited S.C. Park Could Break Ground in ‘24

Rick Kessler by Rick Kessler
October 13, 2023
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Riverview Resort & Marina
The proposed Riverview Resort & Marina would sit just south of the intersection of Shadey Grove Lane and U.S. Highway 521 between Georgetown and Andrews. Credit: Charles D. Perry; cperry@postandcourier.com

Construction could begin as early as next year on a long-awaited RV resort and marina in western Georgetown County, S.C., if permits for the Sampit River project are approved, according to the Georgetown Times.

The resort, Riverview Resort & Marina, would sit just south of the intersection of Shadey Grove Lane and U.S. Highway 521 between Georgetown and Andrews. Planned amenities include a marina, pool, clubhouse, basketball and volleyball courts, and mini golf area. It could also include a restaurant and a commercial area with a gas station, market, cafe and boardwalk.

“Our team is currently working through the design and permitting process for the park and its associated amenities with the hopes of breaking ground in 2024,” development representative Matthew Ryan said.

The 260-acre site was rezoned in 2021. The property was initially expected to hold a subdivision of nearly 350 homes called Bluffs at North Hampton, but the zoning change was needed for the construction of the resort, which would have up to 700 RV sites.

All RV sites would have electricity, water and sewer hookups, and green spaces that would vary between pads, utilizing both back-in and pull-through style lots wide enough for guests to park an extra vehicle and set up an outdoor space.

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