Camping In Myrtle Beach, SC
All Campgrounds
Including State Parks
From a local!

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Looking for the perfect camping experience for you and your family? As a local, living in Myrtle Beach for 15 years, I know that Myrtle Beach is home to several popular and award winning campgrounds and camping sites.

Here's some information on each camping resort and campground, plus a link to their web sites. I hope you will find the best campground and best camping experience for you and your family in 2013, and that you will remember it for years to come!

Apache Family Campground - The oceanfront Apache Family Campground and Pier has hosted families on the Grand Strand for over 35 years. They see folks who camped here as children come back year after year with children and grandchildren of their own.

Briarcliffe RV Resort - Nestled in the heart of the Grand Strand in beautiful Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Briarcliffe RV Resort has something for everyone! They offer clean accessible sites for RVers, and those needing a park model rental, including year-round events, and a full suite of modern amenities.  Briarcliffe RV Resort is a member resort with several camping clubs, including Coast to Coast

Cypress Camping Resort - Located on 34 acres on River Road, just and past Socastee Elementary and Socastee High School. This December, 2012, Cypress was announced winner of the Plan-It-Green award from the National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds. The award, which recognizes properties that meet certain eco-friendly standards. Cypress shares the award with River’s End Campground and RV Park in Tybee Island, Ga. Kenneth Hucks, whose family owns the Cypress Camping Resort, is part owner of the Apache Family Campground off Kings Road, where he gave up his role as president in May to focus on the new campground.

KOA Family Kampground - Established more than 40 years ago, KOA is in the heart of Myrtle Beach attractions. It is within walking distance of two amusement / water parks, four miniature golf courses, live music theaters, more than 40 restaurants and, of course, dazzling sand beach

Lakewood Oceanfront Camping - Encompassing over 200 acres of Oceanfront Accommodations, including Campsites, RV Sites, Rental Villas, and Individual Owned Properties. Lakewood Camping Resort RV Park offers a beautiful half mile stretch of sandy beach for easy beach access. The OFFICIAL BEST OF recently named Lakewood Camping Resort and RV Park as the Official Best Campground and RV Park In South Carolina. In 2012, Lakewood Campground will be offering free amentities along with the same rates as 2011.

Myrtle Beach Travel Park Enjoy Myrtle Beach Travel Park's ocean front camping or choose from other tranquil settings, including spacious shaded sites amid century-old live oaks, or bluffs overlooking the scenic freshwater lake. You will love our large water recreation area, including  heated indoor pool, outdoor pools and lazy river. The Myrtle Beach Tracel Park camp store is stocked with groceries and camping supplies. The Arcade provides entertainment for every member of the family - adults or kids.

Ocean Lakes FamilyCampground - Ocean Lakes Family Campground features nearly one mile of soft sand leading you right to the Atlantic Ocean. Sandy Harbor Family Fun Center is part of the 2 acre recreation complex and includes the pool area with sun decks, a Game Center,Mini-Golf Course and indoor/outdoor Cafe. The Camptown Center is in the heart of Ocean Lakes and features their store Sandy Mart, laundromat Sandy's Soapy Suds and Fluff n' Fold, Center Stage and Sandy's Meet n' Eat. Ocean Lakes RV Center features new and used RVs, a large RV supply store and an award winning service and parts department.

Pirateland Family Camping Resort - Pirateland Family Camping Resort offers a wide variety of amenities for all ages. With the 510-ft. lazy river and on-site recreation area, PirateLand Family Camping Resort in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina provides a camping experience to treasure for years to come! For over 40 years, Myrtle Beach's PirateLand Family Camping Resort has been creating treasured memories for families from across North America. At PirateLand, you'll enjoy the finest camping resort accommodations and amenities on the East Coast, including the new pull through sites with cement pads!

Willow Tree Resort and Campground - WillowTree RV Resort and Campground is recognized as one of the top rated RV parks: Woodall’s 5W, Trailer Life’s 10/10/10 and Guest Review’s “A.” One of the best of the best Convenient to the Grand Strand and minutes to Cherry Grove fishing pier, Myrtle Beach, Calabash and Sunset Beach. Enjoy shopping, restaurants, entertainment and attractions of the area and return to an incredible campsite to relax under the stars. Take a look at what Willow Tree has to offer. The sites are amazingly comfortable, from the paved pull through sites to lake front private hot tub sites. The grounds and surrounding natural beauty provide a spectacular back drop to make your campsite complete. If you don’t have an RV, WillowTree's rental cottages offer all the comforts of home and a lake-front view!

Huntington Beach State Park - 2013 Information
Admission to Park: $5/adult; $3.25/ S.C. Senior; $3/youth age 6-15; Free for children 5 and younger.
Additional Admission to Atalaya : $2. per entry to the house for visitors ages 6 and up. Children 5 and under admitted free. This fee is in addition to the park entry fee, to help preserve and protect Atalaya.
Office Hours: 9am-4:30pm
Days and Hours of Operation: Sat-Th 6am-6pm; Fri 6am-8pm (hours are extended to 10pm daily during Daylight Savings Time) Atalaya Hours: 9am-5pm
Driving Directions:
From Murrells Inlet: Drive 3 mi. S. on Hwy 17. Park entrance is on the left.
From Georgetown: Drive 20 mi N on Hwy 17. park entrance is on the right.

Myrtle Beach State Park - 2013 Information
Admissions: $5/adults; $3.25 SC Seniors;
$3/ child age 6-15; Free for children 5 and younger.Office Hours: M-Fr 8am-5pm; Sat-Sun 11 am-5pm
Days and Hours of Operation: Daily 6am-10pm, March through November
Daily 6am-8pm, December through February
Driving Directions:
From Myrtle Beach: Drive 3 mi S. of downtown Myrtle Beach on Hwy Business 17. Look for park sign on the left

The following rates apply to all South Carolina State Parks:

2013 Lodging Rates per night:
Cabins: $45. - $184
Villas: $104. - $192
Lodge Rooms $50. - $120.
Group Lodging: $120. - $580.

2013 Camping Rates per night
Standard Campsites: $14. - $36.
Full Hook up: $60 - $40
Camper Cabins: $25. - $53

For maore information about 2013 rates: See South Carolina Parks for call toll free 1-866-7275

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Camping - Make your reservations at one of our State Parks

Huntington Beach or Myrtle Beach

Camping Reservations may be made up to 11 months in advance.

Camping reservations requested LESS THAN three (3) days in advance of check-in must be made directly through the park. For example: If today is Wednesday and you are making a reservation for the upcoming Friday, you must make the reservation by contacting the park directly.