1 campground with availability this weekend
Huntington Beach State Park Campground and Ocean Lakes Family Campground offer cabin accommodations near Murrells Inlet, providing alternatives to traditional camping. Cabins at these locations typically include electricity, air conditioning, and basic furnishings with varying sleeping arrangements from bunk beds to queen-sized mattresses. Most provide small refrigerators and microwave ovens, while bathroom facilities depend on the specific campground and cabin category. "We just visited the Myrtle Beach KOA and stayed in one of their rustic camping cabins. The staff we dealt with were pleasant and helpful. The campground was generally clean and there was a reasonable amount of space between the sites," noted one visitor. Cabin exteriors range from traditional log construction to more modern designs, with some featuring covered porches or small decks for outdoor relaxation.
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Myrtle Beach KOA offers basic rustic cabins without plumbing, while Pirateland Family Camping Resort provides more upscale options with private bathrooms and kitchenettes. Reservations are essential, particularly during summer months when beach access is most desirable. Pet policies vary significantly between properties, with some allowing dogs in designated pet-friendly cabins for additional fees. A camper mentioned, "We did have family fly in and rented a cabin," highlighting the convenience for visitors without camping equipment. Most campgrounds maintain year-round cabin availability, though winter months may see reduced services.
Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen amenities vary widely, from bare-bones setups with only a microwave to more complete kitchenettes with small stovetops and basic cookware. On-site camp stores at locations like Myrtle Beach Travel Park stock essential items, though selection is limited and prices higher than at nearby grocery stores. Food Lion supermarkets are located within 10-15 minutes of most cabin locations, making supply runs convenient. Visitors staying at Barefoot RV Resort can even walk to grocery and liquor stores, as one review noted: "You could walk to grocery store, liquor store, restaurants, the beach, and barefoot landing."
"This State Park is in one of the best locations we’ve seen. Nestled in a huge wooded setting, set back from the beach."
"A refuge from the commercial feel of Myrtle Beach, but only minutes away from major attractions, shopping, and event venues."
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"Kid and pet friendly. Wish it had a dog park. Very large camp store, large laundry facility and water park. Very fairly price considering the he amenities. We’ll be back."
"Sites are reasonably spaced and the campground is next to the beach. Small store, ice cream parlor, and pizza restaurant that will deliver to your site."
"Very nice park! We had ocean front spot site 695. Spot was sandy and looked a little sketchy to back into, looks as if someone got stuck."
"The park was huge, seemed like a thousand spaces. Would be very overwhelming in the summer time. There were also permanent homes. Each campsite had decent room and a pavilion with the picnic table."
"It was February, so not packed full, but a fair amount of “winter camping” enthusiasts in the park. Typical of a KOA, sites are rather closely packed."
"This campground is in a great location. Just 3 blocks from the beach. They have a shuttle that runs every hour."
"This is a pretty good RV park the Myrtle Beach area is one of our favorite places to go to RV parks and this is one of the ones that offers the ability to rent golf carts and also go close to the beach"
"Myrtke Beach Travel Park (MBTP) has super friendly staff to assist you with reservations and check -in/out."
"It was a wonderful experience with the staff providing activities, especially on the weekends. There are 4 pools and a water park for the kids."
"But the following were still still open: Lazy River (Heated), 2 outdoor and 1 indoor pools (heated), 1 outdoor and 1 indoor jacuzzi, mini golf, basketball courts, gaga ball, Tennis Courts, and in the outdoor"
from $60 - $225 / night
"Basically everything you need in one location. Pool & other activity areas, camp store & laundry, gift shop, pier , and restaurant."
"Located on the beach, staff was very helpful and friendly. They have a large pier for fishing located in the campground and if you are staying there they will provide tickets so you can use the pier."
from $44 / night
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from $75 - $275 / night
"They have really nice cabins on the water. A boat ramp and marina for boats. Really great place to stay if you want to fish around georgetown SC or just explore the history of georgetown."
from $45 - $99 / night
"Nice level concrete parking for all rig types and sizes. Well kept grass lawn at each spot with picnic table and fire pit. Spaces are ample and most guests are friendly. Dog lovers welcome."
"We were next to an airport and enjoyed watching small aircraft. I videoed planes dropping banners. Pool was clean and had nice loungers and restrooms. Palm trees at every site lit up at night."
from $50 - $85 / night
ScoutSuper cheap hidden gem for tent campers in Myrtle beach area! The pool is amazing. Campground is huge, no neighbors but still friendly faces around. Staff is very helpful and welcome. Quick 5 minute walk to the beach. They also rent golf carts for getting around town!
ScoutIt was quiet and plenty shaded with all the trees. A little stagnant with not a lot of breeze, though. The roads are also pretty narrow and they could cut back some of the trees to make it easier to back in the campers. It's tight in some spots!
TravelerWe stayed 5 nights in a two room camping cabin with our two dachshunds. This campground has been around for a long time and it shows. They do an excellent job at keeping the campground neat and clean, but some of the little things are falling apart and they haven’t made any updates in a while. This koa offers a free service - a shuttle down to the beach. At the time we visited there, the city was dredging the beach and had the public access that the koa drops people off at blocked off. Instead of dropping off at the access that was open, they took you to the one that was blocked off and made you walk to the next public access which was several blocks away. We were disappointed in this since we’re older. Myrtle Beach koa has been a favorite campground of ours and we’ve stayed there many times, but each time we go, we feel like there’s no attention to detail and things are starting to get run down.
TravelerBeautiful park with lots of trails and beach access! Well stocked Camp store, laundry facilities, bath houses, fire rings and picnic tables at each site. What else could you asked for?
ScoutReally great campground Convenient to Surfside beach and Myrtle Beach. Beware of the airport though. That’s why I don’t give it 5*. The first planes fly out around 6-630am. It’s fun to watch but really loud consistently all day. The park is so nice and convenient that the planes are worth it. Just beware the sites in the 200/300 range are far more private
ScoutI’ve been coming to this campground since I was about 5. My grandparents camped here, my parents now own a permanent place here, and we just purchased a camper to vacation here. It’s a wonderful community feel! There’s activities for all ages and the grounds are well kept.
GuideWell maintained, clean, relatively few full-timers. Perfect for a long weekend or week near enough to the beach
ScoutHelpful staff, very clean site. Good amenities, nice store. Easy to get too from Myrtle beach.
TravelerThe camping sites have some privacy. The facilities are dated but ok. The beach is naturally the star! It is very close and convenient. The downside, no seniors or military discount unless you are a South Carolina resident.
Cabin accommodations near Murrells Inlet, South Carolina offer a blend of coastal and inland settings within 15-30 minutes of area beaches. Situated along the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, most cabin sites sit at elevations under 30 feet, with summer temperatures regularly reaching 85-95°F with high humidity. Winter cabin stays typically require heat as overnight temperatures can drop into the 40s from November through February.
Beach access with amenities: At Huntington Beach State Park Campground, cabins provide easy access to a 3-mile stretch of undeveloped beach with lifeguard service during summer months. "The beautiful beach is just at your doorstep and nature on the other site. We loved the combo," notes a visitor who appreciated the dual natural experiences.
Wildlife photography opportunities: Cabin guests at Huntington Beach can photograph resident alligators, herons, and egrets in the park's marshlands. "Do not miss saying hi to the wildlife on your way in. The egrets, herons, and gators are a beautiful sight heading to the camp sites and beaches," one camper advises.
Water recreation beyond beaches: At Myrtle Beach Travel Park, cabin guests can use multiple water features including a lazy river, splash pad, and pools, offering alternatives to ocean swimming. "There was plenty to do! Arcade, mini golf, lazy river, pool, splash pad, the beach with walking distance!" notes a recent visitor.
Privacy levels vary significantly: Ocean Lakes Family Campground offers cabins with more separation than others in the area. "The campground is next to the beach. Sites are reasonably spaced and the campground is next to the beach," reports a reviewer who appreciated the layout.
Transportation options: Many cabin guests rent golf carts to navigate larger campgrounds like Pirateland Family Camping Resort. "Rent a golf cart and ride around. Make sure to decorate it because there is a cart parade every night from 9-11," suggests a visitor who enjoyed the nightly social activity.
Camp store convenience: Myrtle Beach Travel Park maintains a comprehensive store stocking cabin essentials that many guests forget. "There is a food store that has every necessity you need from food to rv stuff," notes one camper who appreciated not having to leave the property for supplies.
Delivery options: Some campgrounds offer food delivery directly to cabin sites. "There is a small food area near the pool that offered great pizza, ice cream, chicken finger, etc. they will deliver to your campsite as long as it's not raining," explains a visitor at Myrtle Beach Travel Park.
Cabin types vary widely: Sun Outdoors Myrtle Beach (formerly Carolina Pines RV Resort) offers upscale cabin alternatives to standard camping cabins. "My grandparents stayed in one of the cabins and these things are off the hook!" describes one visitor, while another notes, "Two of my children and their families are renting the tiny houses that are available for rent."
Booking timing matters: Most cabin properties require advance reservations, particularly for summer months. During peak season, many cabins book 6-9 months ahead.
Seasonal schedule changes: Off-season cabin stays have different amenities available. "Since it was off season the camp store and shuttle service was not open," reports an Apache Family Campground visitor who stayed in October.
Noise considerations: Larger campgrounds often have designated quiet hours that cabin guests should note. "Noise times are 7am-11pm. The good thing about this is at 11pm everything is quiet. No one is on the roads. All golf carts go away and people settle down for the night."
Activity planning: Pirateland Family Camping Resort schedules family-specific events throughout the week. "Close to all the fun places but gated and safe to let the kids loose. Water park in center of campground," explains a parent who appreciated the security and convenience.
Pool scheduling: During peak season, some facilities require advance pool time reservations. "We were required to reserve pool time and arcade time," notes a Rose K. who visited with eight children during the pandemic.
Site selection strategy: Consider cabin location relative to activity centers. At Ocean Lakes Family Campground, many families recommend requesting locations away from main roads. "This helped break the ice between all the kids and my kids met a lot of friends," one parent observed about the social opportunities.
Beach transportation options: Barefoot RV Resort offers golf cart rentals delivered directly to cabin sites for beach access. "Rent a golf cart from Salty's—they deliver it right to your campsite. This was a must have as we used it to get to the beach, shopping/bars in Barefoot Landing, food store and more," advises a recent visitor.
Shopping proximity: Several cabin locations offer walkable access to shopping. Barefoot RV Resort cabin guests note, "You could walk to grocery store, liquor store, restaurants, the beach, and barefoot landing," making supply runs more convenient for those without vehicles.
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