The Ricefields is a picturesque neighborhood overlooking the historic rice fields and marshes of the Waccamaw River. Residents enjoy a community pool, kayak launch, walking trails, and abundant wildlife. Offers attractive single-family homes in a peaceful setting just minutes from the beach.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
The Ricefields neighborhood features its own swimming pool with regularly organized activities like ladies’ water aerobics and casual cornhole games, creating a social and active centerpiece for residents throughout the summer months.
Situated conveniently in the Ricefields Swim Club parking area, this community-run Little Free Library invites neighbors—both adults and children—to take and share books, fostering a spirit of connection and neighborhood literacy.
The Ricefields River Walk traces the banks of the Waccamaw River and provides a peaceful, scenic route ideal for morning strolls or launching kayaks during high tide to explore the Lowcountry waterways.
Residents of Ricefields enjoy special access and reduced green fees at the prestigious nearby Caledonia and True Blue golf courses, offering easy access to championship-level play just minutes from home.
Located just off Kings River Road near the Ricefields entrance, Waccamaw High School serves neighborhood families with convenient access to schooling as part of the Waccamaw school family on the Waccamaw Neck of Georgetown County.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This family-friendly fall tradition is a short drive from The Ricefields and features pumpkin decorating, scarecrow building, a hay maze, crafts, live music, food vendors, and seasonal activities. It is an easy local outing for residents looking for an autumn experience without traveling toward central Myrtle Beach.
View event details →Part of the Pawleys Island Festival of Music & Art, this concert offers residents a convenient evening of live entertainment close to home. Girl Named Tom’s vocal harmonies make the show appealing for couples, music fans, and neighbors seeking a polished night out without driving to Myrtle Beach.
View event details →This nearby library program gives local children and families a hands-on way to learn about pond ecosystems and coastal nature. Its afternoon timing and Waccamaw Neck location make it especially practical for The Ricefields residents looking for an educational, low-cost activity close to Pawleys Island.
View event details →Residents can make this annual waterfront festival a relaxed day trip from Pawleys Island, with classic wooden boats, maritime displays, vendors, and historic Georgetown scenery. It is a regional favorite for families, boating enthusiasts, photographers, and anyone wanting an outdoor coastal activity in October.
View event details →This unusual aviation event is close enough for a memorable Georgetown-area outing from The Ricefields. Visitors can see historic aircraft up close, tour cockpits, and, with separate tickets, book rides on a B-29 or P-51. It offers a particularly engaging experience for families and history buffs.
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Local characteristics and demographics for The Ricefields
