Myrtle Beach Area Camping

[Titan Guy]

Any good parks that "Pequod" will fit in?

[rob_fla]

Originally Posted by Titan Guy

Any good parks that "Pequod" will fit in?

Willow Tree Resort in Longs SC, very nice park, close to Myrtle Beach, but far enough away to be very quiet.

[usaf1949]

Ron when I go there I go to Briarcliff Resort. It is very reasonable in comparison to other parks. It is close to everything with a spot for your rig. hope this helps! Safe travels.

[5th_Time]

We've stayed at several. If you're a beach person, end sites at Lakewood are 50' from the beach.

[Titan Guy]

Willow Tree appears to have large sites but at $65 a night that makes a 3 week stay expensive. Most of the others are small even a 30x60 will typically not have room for my truck. I may have to venture farther out.

[Char & Steve]

We love Ocean Lakes and have been there 4 or 5 times now but it can be a little tight with the sites closer to the beach. Lakewood we've visited because it's right next store and we've ridden our bikes through the entire campsite to see if we'd like to try it. It was o.k they only have dirt site though and we prefer pavement. Off season at Ocean lakes is 49.00 a night if I remember correctly.


Char

[travelin' texans]

We've stayed at Lakewood a couple times just as the off season started in Sept/Oct & have had plenty of room, but as they said above the sites are all sand.

[JerryL]

We stayed here. It was nice and roomy, even the sites close to the beach. Cable and wireless included. While there, we toured Ocean Lakes, it was nice, also.
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[Ford truck guy]

We have been staying at Myrtle Beach Travel Park for the last 25 years... It's pricey , but nice. Large sites all with all the ocean side sites having a wooden cabana .

[markw]

Myrtle Beach travel park has several rows that are shorter in length. It can be hard to get out around the shade roof over the picnic tables. I had to back out. Most rows are ok though.

Mark