5 Oceanfront Campgrounds in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

[@travelingrvrv4608]

We got coned into going to Myrtle Beach at this same campground you did first. It was sometime in March and it was too cold to get into about any water except there is one heated pool. This time we were in our 16' Casita. It was fun, but I would go about 4 weeks later. This was in 2022 that we went there. Good to see you at this camp ground. Lets get started with making Videos on where we have been.

[@herewegoagaincamping]

Thanks for watching and March can be a bit cold in Myrtle Beach for sure.

[@mochalottammeade]

I remember vacationing in Myrtle Beach as a kid. Thanks for sharing.

[@herewegoagaincamping]

Thanks for watching. It really is a great place to vacation as a family.

[@waynegoss2970]

We been Myrtle beach travel park campers for 30 years and just love it , only thing I would love is if they paved the roads on the lower half but an amazing place and camping friendly place , even in the winter with the indoor heated pool 😁

[@herewegoagaincamping]

Hi Wayne. Thanks for watching. We have camped at the Myrtle Beach Travel Park for a few years and it would be nice if they paved it. Lots of activities for the young ones. 👍

[@RonnieRukus]

We're heading down to Myrtle Beach the last week in July and staying at the North Myrtle Beach RV Resort & Dry Dock Marina

[@herewegoagaincamping]

Thanks for watching. The North Myrtle Beach RV Resort is a beautiful campground. We stayed and did a video when it first opened. Beautiful place and wonderful facilities. We loved seeing all the boats on the waterway going by. Have fun and safe travels. Thanks again.👍

[@fariwah4770]

Great informational video

[@herewegoagaincamping]

Thanks for watching and glad it was useful.

[@benstein6625]

We also enjoyed camping at Myrtle Beach State Park.

[@herewegoagaincamping]

Really is a great place. Thanks for watching.

[@rafaelgilabert5710]

Great video

[@herewegoagaincamping]

Thank you for watching.

[@litobeckysolomon1443]

I've been to Huntington beach state park and it was the best state park in s.c. hands down!😁 now when I take kids I go to pirateland and ocean lakes. Thank you so much for this video..I subscribed and will share this with my other friends who can't wait to visit ocean camping sites🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@herewegoagaincamping]

Hi and thanks for watching and subscribing. These are some great campgrounds and we love Myrtle Beach. Didn't get a chance to go there this summer but may get to go this fall. Safe travels.

[@BigtimeMyrtleBeach]

I must say I love the beach especially BIGTIMEMYRTLEBEACH. See you soon.

[@greggowensby8785]

You forgot about Apache Campground which is right down the road from Myrtle Beach Travel Park. Never been in the park. That’s the only park I haven’t stayed in

[@herewegoagaincamping]

Thanks Greg. We have never stayed at Apache.

[@derekdavis4934]

Sorry to see that you didn't mention the best one. Apache Campground and Pier in North Myrtle. On the same road as Myrtle Beach Travel Park. Great people, amenities, plus they have their own fishing pier billed as the longest wooden pier. Stay there at least twice a year, and after staying at 3 of the 5 you highlighted, would always pick Apache over them all.

[@herewegoagaincamping]

Hi Derek, we have never stayed at the Apache Pier and will need to check it out. I like the idea of its own pier. Thanks for watching.

[@derekdavis4934]

@@herewegoagaincamping If you are like us, you will enjoy it. More laid back and relaxing. Maybe we will see ya down there sometime!

[@rafaelgilabert5710]

How much it cost per day,

[@herewegoagaincamping]

The campground prices vary so much depending upon premium sites vs. regular sites, oceanfront sites vs. non oceanfront, and one of the biggest is when you go. The prices can vary from $50 to $90. Thank you for watching.

[@rafaelgilabert5710]

here we go again camping ,thank you ,you have a beautiful family,god bless you guys

[@herewegoagaincamping]

@@rafaelgilabert5710 thanks and God bless!

[@kinlaw2287]

@@herewegoagaincampingHi Rafael Gilabert, we're planning to myrtle beach for camping with my rent, would you tell me where did you camp and how much a night? any suggestions? Thank you!

[@herewegoagaincamping]

@@kinlaw2287 Hi, we have stayed at all but we have 2 favorites. On the beach is the Myrtle Beach Travel Park and the campsites are 60 to 70 per night now. Also, more inland is Carolina Pines which has so.many amenities and it is around 70 to 100 per night. Thanks for watching and wish we were going as well. We just did a new video on Carolina Pines less than a month ago.

[@mitchellwintercat]

Prices would have been helpful

[@herewegoagaincamping]

Hi Mitchell, thank you for watching. You are right. Thanks for the input.

[@yankeesusa1]

Great video listing the campgrounds. But after staying at state parks and places like fort wilderness, most of these campgrounds just look like trailer parks with no room between sites. This is the reason why videos like these are great.

[@herewegoagaincamping]

Hi Jaz, thanks for watching. Sometimes you get what you pay for but there is nothing like paying insane prices and being right next to your neighbor. This is why we enjoy doing these videos.