Apache Pier

"We enjoyed walking the pier and hang at the arcade. It was $2 but worth it for us. The staff was friendly and there are plenty of items in the gift shop. There is also a restaurant before at the pier."

"The fishing was not the best while I was there, but the pier itself makes up for it! I absolutely recommend it and will be returning soon (hopefully). It is LONG, wear comfortable shoes. Bring a chair. You won't regret it. There is a golf cart that will take you in/out. Bring a little cash for a tip. Make sure your tackle is in order. They do sell some supplies, but it is a limited selection. However, they do sell several different types of bait."

"One of the coolest piers on the Grand strand. They have a restaurant, a small arcade, a gift shop AND it's only $2 to go on the pier. You can also pay to fish for the day with your own poles or theirs. We saw tons of jellyfish, a couple sharks and of course lots of fish being hauled up. It's touted as the longest pier on the East Coast and it's definitely the longest I've been to locally. Might be my new favorite pier!"

"We really enjoyed our time at the pier. My husband fished while I got in the ocean below and then we came back in the evening for the entertainment. Great place for families and couples."

"You pay $10 to park. Then you pay $2 or $3 per person to walk on the pier. The pier goes out a good distance from the shore. I believe it's the longest wooden Pier on the east coast. You can fish but I don't know the details. Seems to be in decent shape. They do have a restaurant on the shore along with snacks and souvenirs. I saw some people caught some big fish which was pretty cool. No Dolphins to see today, but if there were you would see them for sure from this pier. We stayed about an hour enjoying the sites but there's really not much else to do if you're not fishing. I would say it was worth stopping by, and if you like the beach then I would recommend it."