Myrtle Beach State Park, Myrtle Beach SC
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LOCATION:
4401 South Kings Hwy Myrtle Beach SC 29575 PHONE: 843-238-0874 Reserve: 866-345-7275, Option 1 RATES: $45 - $85 depending on the site and season Reservations can be made for a particular site. CHECK IN/OUT: Check in at 2 pm/Check out at 12 pm. Strict check in time. ACCESS: 6 am - 10 pm. Mar-Nov 6 am - 8 pm Dec-Feb MAPS: At Entry Gate SITES: 140 Standard Sites-Elec & Water 138 Full Sites-Elec, Water, & Sewer 30 tent sites PULL THRUS: Yes WATERFRONT: No PICNIC SHELTERS: Yes SITE SURFACE: Dirt HOOK-UPS: Water & 30/50 Amp Sewer on 138 sites WIFI: Yes CABLE: No SEWER: yes on 138 sites BATH: Yes LAUNDRY: Yes DUMP STATION: Yes SHADE TREES: Yes POOL: No BOAT RAMP: No FEATURES: Nature Center, EV Charging Station and Pier. Fishing from pier is not included in park admission fee. Campground is 300 yards from the beach. RANKING: 9.5 PET FRIENDLY: Yes Pets are not allowed on the beaches from 10am until 5pm (7 days a week) May 1 through Labor Day. This is a county ordinance that is effective on all public beaches in Horry County. TRAIL INFO The following trails will connect and both lead to the beach NAME: Sculptured Oak Trail LENGTH: 0.5 miles TYPE: Easy USAGE: Moderate SURFACE: Diirt ACCESS: Within Campground FEES: No PET FRIENDLY: Yes NAME: Yaupon Trail LENGTH: 0.4 miles TYPE: Easy USAGE: Moderate SURFACE: Dirt ACCESS: Within Campground FEES: No PET FRIENDLY: Yes NEARBY ATTRACTIONS Grand Strand Myrtle Beach Flea Market |
Myrtle Beach State Park was the first South Carolina state park to open in 1936. It includes one mile of undeveloped beach in Horry County. The land was donated by Myrtle Beach Farms in 1934. It was then developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps, a New Deal Program created by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
We camped here in October 2021 and loved this park. We enjoyed the beach and riding our bikes. One of our favorite things to do was walk on the fishing pier. The pier offers amazing views of the park and a beautiful sunset. The park is quite large and we enjoyed riding our bikes through the park. Restaurants are close by and an easy bike ride. The trails are short but they lead to the beach and still fun to walk. We will definitely return to this park for another fun week DIRECTIONS: From I-95 N take exit 170 to merge on SC 327 south Left onto State Road S-21-24 Left onto US-301 N/US-76E Merge onto SC-41 Drive for about 20 miles Take the ramp to State Route 22 E/Myrtle Beach/N Myrtle beach Drive for about 25 miles Take the exit towards State Route 3 N/SC9 Google Maps Directions       |
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