The 1876 lighthouse standing in open water off Folly's north end, cut off as the island eroded.Morris Island LighthouseHistoric Sites · Greater CharlestonFree 4.8The lighthouse was built on dry land in 1876 and now stands in open water, the island around it having washed away. You reach the view by parking at the end of East Ashley Avenue and walking the last stretch of beach north. It is a photograph more than a visit, and the walk out is the point. Dining nearbyCrosby’s Fish & Shrimp Co.Seafood Market4.1 mi · ~10 min driveBowens Island RestaurantSeafood · $$4.9 mi · ~12 min driveSullivan’s Fish CampSeafood5.2 mi · ~12 min driveThe Obstinate DaughterItalian · $$5.2 mi · ~13 min driveDunleavy’s PubBar · $5.4 mi · ~13 min driveEllis Creek Fish CampSeafood · $$5.6 mi · ~13 min driveThings to do nearbyShaka Surf SchoolFamily & Recreation · Paid3.6 mi · ~9 min driveFort Sumter National MonumentForts & Ruins · Paid4.0 mi · ~10 min driveWind Land & Water SportsFamily & Recreation · Paid4.3 mi · ~10 min driveCharleston SUP SafarisFamily & Recreation · Paid4.3 mi · ~10 min driveWhile you're hereWilson Warbirds at Charleston RiverDogsApr 5–9 · Sports6.9 mi · ~17 min driveGhostbusters in ConcertSun, Oct 25 · Arts & Theater6.9 mi · ~17 min driveDavid SedarisFri, Oct 30 · Arts & Theater6.9 mi · ~17 min drive← Back to Explore