Amazon lists the Dimntions here, Down in the info. www.amazon.com/Camp-Chef-EX60LW-Explorer-Outdoor/dp/B0006VORDY/ref=sr_1_13?adgrpid=1338106215152215&hvadid=83631709454987&hvbmt=bp&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=106431&hvnetw=o&hvqmt=p&hvtargid=kwd-83631982238794%3Aloc-190&hydadcr=24634_10489058&keywords=camp+chef+griddle+14&qid=1653225003&sr=8-13

Yes, there was an added charge to heat the pool (I don't remember how much the charge was and I am sure it has changed since we were there).

The Live Oak Campground is about a quarter mile from the beach and Beach Campground. I think I remember there being enough room on the shoulder across the causeway to ride a bike there but it is the only way on the island so it is busy.

@@puzzledadventurers4214 thank you for the Info

@@puzzledadventurers4214 thank you for the info

Possibly but it would be very tight. We use single layer twin mattresses and there is a little extra room.

We have used a pot on the griddle before, I don't remember what we were heating in the pot but we were warming something that went along with the meal but it wasn't anything that needed to boil. I would be worried that you would cook the seasoning off of the griddle trying to boil on it.

You can find on the campchef website.

It was site 17

It is a very nice park and SC state parks have a lot of really nice parks, Hope you enjoy them

I believe this was site 15

Sorry to hear that, we have cooked eggs on ours many times with great luck.

@@puzzledadventurers4214 Oh awesome. Maybe I haven't "broken" mine in all the way yet lol.

@@terrysimpson5564 Oh wow...could you possibly link me to that reference video?

@@broccolihart1 they are cast iron so you do have to season them.

@@broccolihart1 correct me if I'm wrong here, but I think camp chef sells cast iron griddles which have a bumpy texture, like the lodge pans, but they also sell a steel griddle which are smooth. The steel griddle is more expensive. Just an FYI, old/antique cast iron pans have a smooth cooking surface and are better for cooking than the newer bumpy pans. It wasn't until lodge realized that selling preseasoned pans was going to be such a hit that they started making pans with a bumpy texture, they do this to make the factory seasoning easier and faster to apply. Imo the newer lumpy cast iron is awful to cook with. Keep your eye out at thrift stores for antique cast iron, it usually super cheap.

Nice score

I would highly recommend making a reservation by phone or the South Carolina State Parks Website, this park stays full most of the time.

For this particular campground there are not any sewer hookups, there is a dump station on the right hand side of the main road just past the Live Oak side of the campground as you leave the park. The sites we have stayed on the power and water hookups have been conveniently located so that we have not needed more than a 25' water hose or an extension for our power. All sites have had 20 and 30 amp power. Hope this helps.

Glad it was helpful! It is a beautiful place, I don't think you will be disappointed. We had planned on going back earlier in the spring but unfortunately that got canceled

I was able to launch right from the beach. When we were there the beach was very calm early but did get a little rougher in the afternoon. Thank you for your comment.

Surf fishing can be tough in February and early march but you can catch some trout in the surf and the backwaters. Closer to the end of march the red drum start coming back in with some Spanish and bluefish.

@@puzzledadventurers4214 Ok,I kinda figured it's a rotten time. Maybe I can hold the visit off till mid late March.I'd rather hit Flounder but maybe that'll be another trip.

Wasn't able to postpone,will be near Lennon Crossroads come Fri. for a couple weeks. Might try a charter from N.Myrtle a day or two.

@@rider660r If you are looking for a nearshore or offshore charter Kevin Sneed with Rigged and Ready out of Holden Beach is a great guy to go with or a couple guys I know have taken a head boat out of Little River and had good luck, I am not sure of the name of the boat though but it was a reasonable price.

@@puzzledadventurers4214 Found a few through the web that have shared charters (not sure if others due and just don't list it) as I can't afford the $500-1200 prices for 1/2 or full day.I'll call around once I get there to see if any others have the shared charters.

I did buy mud minnows from Edisto Watersports, They are on the southern end of the beach. I was looking for live shrimp but they were out the day I went. I had the best results on live mullet I netted on the beach. The intention was to take the kayaks in the backwater creeks but I was unable to find a place to put in that was close to where I wanted to be. There is a public boat landing I found on the main land side of the bridge to the beach (live Oak Boat Landing) it will put you on one of the bigger creeks. There are a couple marinas on the beach side that may allow you to put kayaks in but I usually avoid them because the amount of boat traffic.