Bottom line: This park has everything needed to park and stay put on the beach.
The front desk service were very friendly on the phone and in person. If you call ahead you can request available sites in certain areas. Tow vehicles are given an entry pass that is returned on check out. And there is a Walmart shopping area and a Tanger Outlet center about one mile from the entrance with the normal businesses, restaurants, and stores one would expect to surround those.
The first impression was the sheer size of the park. It is really big. The first part is all shaded and has a lot of evergreen trees. In the middle is a small lake and the pool park, arcade, and general store. From there to the beach is mostly dirt/sand roads and camp sites right up to the dune at the beach. The beach itself has nine access paths and was very clean.
The arcade has games and a restaurant that sells pizza, burgers, hots dogs, and more. The general store sells a little bit of everything. There is a breakfast restaurant on the far beach corner next to a covered picnic area and basketball court.
The pool area was very clean and well-kept. Perfect for kids.
The rates are a little higher than a normal park, but this park offers a lot more than a normal park.
Features: Pools (indoor and outdoor), lazy river, arcade, 2 restaurants, fishing (beach and lake), beach access, free wifi, 30/50 amp, sewage hookup, picnic area, showers, laundry facilities, and hundreds of spaces in the open and under trees.
Summary:
Myrtle Beach Travel Park is a one-stop shop for beach access with tons of amenities for kids. I give it eight out of ten stars.
Myrtle Beach Travel Park (Official Site)
10108 Kings Road,
Myrtle Beach, SC 29572
Phone: 800-255-3568
Web: http://www.myrtlebeachtravelpark.com/
