I visited South Carolina in the fall of 2018 and there's a lot more to this Eastern seaboard state than just Myrtle Beach. There are six RV Park reviews here and the following is a virtual tour so you can plan your in-real-life trip for the future. The Myrtle Beach area is a popular destination... Continue Reading →
Apache Pier Family Campground, Myrtle Beach, SC
I booked one month at this campground for several reasons -- price, location, and dog-friendly. There are a few other RV resorts nearby also on the water, but they looked a little "stuffier." Apache Pier has been here for several generations and looked like fun and where I wouldn't be hassled about the dogs walking... Continue Reading →
Medieval Times Dinner Show, Myrtle Beach, SC
I went to Medieval Times dinner show on October 28 and the castle was decorated for Halloween so that was fun. I've never been to Medieval Times before and have been wanting to go for a number of years. They have dinner theaters in 10 locations throughout the U.S. and with one in Canada. As... Continue Reading →
Huntington Beach State Park, Murrells Inlet, SC
I had an extra 2 days and someone suggested this park so I booked for a Thursday and Friday night. There are 2 things I would have changed -- reserved the north campground instead of the south campground and stayed longer. If you love wildlife, this is definitely the place. However, the south campground is... Continue Reading →
Andrew Jackson State Park, Lancaster, South Carolina
I was looking forward to spending a week here because it sounded really interesting and I was not disappointed. The camping area is small and sites are close together but, even so, we really enjoyed being here. There is an indoor/outdoor museum area with several buildings, a statue, and monuments. There is a lake big... Continue Reading →
Case Creek Campground, Waxhaw, North Carolina
To be fair to this park, I was only here less than 24 hours and it was during Hurricane Michael so no exploring and few pictures. This does seem like a popular place though for weekenders from Charlotte and surrounding areas. Half of the outside circle is annual sites. There are FHU sites and water/electric... Continue Reading →
Croft State Park, Spartanburg, SC
If you like camping in the woods and not being too far from town, this is a nice state park with a lot of activity opportunities, including kayaking, biking, and horseback riding. However, I couldn't get past a few things that dampened my enjoyment of the 4 nights we spent here. I'll start with the... Continue Reading →
Spartanburg NE/Gaffney KOA, Gaffney, SC
This is a KOA Holiday which has received the President's Award. I actually ended up here by accident because I wasn't planning to stay here. I disliked the reservation I made at a private campground in NC and this was about 35 miles away so I booked on the phone without even investigating first, which... Continue Reading →
Traveler’s Rest KOA, South Carolina
By the time I got to Traveler's Rest KOA, I was really ready to rest and I wasn't disappointed. I booked the deluxe patio spot (one of only 2) and it was well worth the extra $5 a day but all the sites were really lovely. However, the best thing about this KOA is the... Continue Reading →
