Folly Island is a narrow, six-mile-long barrier island near Charleston. The small vacation community of Folly Beach is near the center of the island. The undeveloped northeast end of the island has long attracted a small number of nude bathers. Nudity is not officially tolerated, nor are cops likely to turn a blind eye to nudity. This is conservative South Carolina. However, patrols of this undeveloped and mostly desolate area seem to be infrequent. About the only other visitors on the far north end of the island are those that come to get a view of the lighthouse on nearby Morris Island. Once you have walked to the end of the old road, turn left and walk north a bit until you are not visible from the end of the road. It is best to be discreet about nudity if you are unsure that everyone else is like minded.

GPS: 32.6875, -79.8879

city, county, state, country  Folly Beach, Charleston, South Carolina, U.S.A.

classification  4 (potentially risky)

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