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Mega Boat Landing Project in Berkeley County, SC

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Mega Boat Landing Project rendering | Photo via Berkeley County

$6.5 million. The total cost of the Mega Boat Landing Project on Lake Moultrie that Berkeley County —in partnership with Santee Cooper — announced in Moncks Corner (~50 minutes from Charleston). Fun fact: The site was previously the Atkins Boat Landing-Lions Beach site at the end of Broughton Road.

What are the renovation and expansion improvements of this 14-acre project?

  • 6 new boat launch ramps + a dock protected by a new breakwater
  • Event pavilion
  • Walking trail
  • ~180 boat trailer parking spaces
  • ~180 passenger vehicle spaces
  • Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office outpost dock

It’s being funded from a 75% matching grant from the state + SC water recreation funds and the Berkeley County Accommodations Fee. Santee Cooper also has provided a long-term gratis lease to the county for the project.

The project is expected to be finished by fall of 2022.

Looking to dock it? Tap here for our list of Lowcountry boat landings.

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