As repeat visitors for many years, we were greeted by a full parking and overflow lot when we arrived at 1:30pm on Sat. 7/25. We were told that we could not go to our site until 2pm as they needed the time to clean and mow. This is a newly enforced policy since we were here over the 4th of July holiday. So we waited until 2pm and were given permission to proceed to our site. Well, weren't we surprised to find the site dirty and un-mowed for what looked like several weeks. This fact was confirmed by our neighbors who were equally unhappy about the condition of their site and had not seen anyone with a lawn mower since their arrival over a week before. We understand that the check in time is 2pm (although never enforced in previous visits) but why was the site in such bad shape? We called on Monday and requested the site to be mowed. They came on Friday of that week at 5:30pm. We were leaving the next day so we spent the week with grass almost a foot tall in some spots. We had rain several days and because the sites sit below the road, we were flooded for much of the time. Admitted, the road is paved but now the water runs off into the sites. We spent a week here over the 4th holiday and the fences were in disrepair then and still in the same condition this trip. Bikes and golf carts run all over the campground without lights well after dark. This hazard makes us not want to take an evening stroll around the property. The back up at the guard shack every time we come in due to checking the new arrivals is a nuisance and needs to be reconfigured. We are so disappointed as this campground used to be one of our favorites. We came here 3/4 times a year.

Came in late on Thurs. night. The store was just closing but they took our reservation with no problem. We were supposed to come in on Friday morning but got there sooner and they were very accommodating. The staff was very friendly, patient and most helpful with our myriad of questions. The campground is kept in immaculate condition. The connections to Washington DC are right at the beginning of the campground and there is a parking lot for the vehicles while touring DC. This is very convenient for traveling to DC. We had a pull through site that we would have found to be very tight if we were not next to our traveling companions. In spite of that, the sites are very level and easy to access. We would certainly recommend this campground and would stay here again.

This is the worst parking lot we've stayed at. The sites are awful. Our slides were hanging into the next site and we could not open the passenger door to our truck without hitting the camper. Our fifth wheel barely fit in the site. The fishing pier is interesting-but why do campers have to pay to fish on it? That was one of the reasons we came here but never used it. Fishing was done on the beach! Narrow roads - definitely not big rig (35')friendly. We were here in March of '05 - can't imagine staying here in the summer. Will never come back to this can of sardines. Beware, there are much better places in Myrtle Beach.

If I could give this a minus # it would still be too much. The office people were horrible to us. Treated us like intruders. There were four families and we were given the most awful sites, exposed excavation, open holes, wires sticking out just to mention a few of the obstacles. They locked up tight on Easter(YES,THATS RIGHT, CLOSED UP) with no one in charge or any activity available. We were warned not to use the lake(?). My daughter never got her Good Sam discount. Complained to Good Sam but nothing was done. The office personnel at the campground told her that if she didn't like it she could turn around and go home. So much for hospitality after traveling almost 4 hours with 3 small children. The place is old and I'm still not sure why they run this place if they hate people so much. Campers beware - stay somewhere else.