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isthe #1 access point for outdoor
recreation. You can choose from nearly 3,000
parks with more than 150,000 campsites! Truly
connect with our family in the great outdoors
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Calhoun
Falls State Recreation Area is
located on Lake Russell, a lake
not yet crowded but becoming known
as a great fishing destination
ever since a state record walleye
was caught in its waters in 1994. Learn
more about this park | Make
a reservation
This
park graces a 731 - acre peninsula
at Strom Thurmond Lake, one of
South Carolina's most popular
fishing and boating reservoirs.
The park's rolling terrain is
a good representation of the Savannah
Valley region, where tall - pine
and hardwood forests are ideal
habitat for deer, wild turkey
and other wildlife. Learn
more about this park | Make
a reservation
Located
in the heart of the Grand Strand,
Myrtle Beach State Park is one
of the most popular public beaches
along the South Carolina coast.
This 312 - acre oceanfront park
plays a major role in preserving
and maintaining a portion of the
natural heritage of South Carolina's
coastline. Learn
more about this park | Make
a reservation
Santee
State Park serves as headquarters
for outdoor enthusiasts and nature
lovers of all kinds from its ideal
location near Interstates 95 and
26 on Lake Marion in the nationally
known Santee Cooper Country. Learn
more about this park | Make
a reservation
Park: Myrtle Beach
State Park
I love to camp. And I love Myrtle Beach so
what better thing than to combine the two.
I have only camped at Lakewood Campground
in Myrtle Beach and here's why.. We love the
immense shaded areas. They lend themselves
well to camping in our popup! I have perused
the other campgrounds on the Grand Strand
but find Lakewood as the best by far. The
amenities are more than adequate, ie. pool
area, beachfront concessions, campground store
and we love simply cruising the campground
in a golf cart, checking out the various permanent
properties for sale for POSSIBLY a future
purchase perhaps.. It is run by Christian
folks and that lends to some extremely nice
campground staffers. It also tends, I think,
to eliminate most of the inevitable riffraff
problems that sometimes crop up at campgrounds,
no matter where you are. The staffs that I
have encountered during my stays are extremely
nice and accommodating and stand ready to
assist campers as needed. We wouldn't consider
camping at any other place! Customer: Jim Fox
PET RULES & REGULATIONS
Pets are not allowed in
the cabins or cabin areas. Pets are allowed
in most other outdoor areas provided they
are kept on a leash no longer than 6 ft. Please click
here for more information.
ON - SALE DATES
South
Carolina State Parks
Camping reservations are offered eleven
months in advance.
NRRS
Individual Campsites (reserve up to
240 days in advance)
Alaska Cabins (reserve up to 180 days
in advance)
Group Facilities (reserve up to 360
days in advance)
National
Park Service
Individual Campsites on ReserveAmerica
or ReserveUSA (reserve up to 240 days
in advance)
SPECIAL
EVENTS
JULY
2006
Seine-sational Fun! Every Wednesday 7/1/06-7/26/06 at 7:00pm and Every Friday 7/1/06-9/1/06 at 9:30am Discover all sorts of fish, crabs, and other critters as we pull a seine net through the surf zone. Kids under 13 must be accompanied by an adult.For more information call (843) 238-5325.
JULY
2006
Alligators of the Lowcountry 7/1/06-8/31/06 Time: 10:00am-10:30am Every Mon, Wed, Fri. Join park staff or volunteers for a cool and relaxing slideshow about the alligators of South Carolina's Lowcountry. This amazing, docile looking predator has skills and abilities that have allowed it to outlive dinosaurs, mammoths and saber-toothed cats. After the slideshow, we'll take a look in the pond at the Visitor Center for any resident alligators. For more information call (843) 838-2011.
JULY
2006
Lighthouse Life 7/1/06-8/31/06 Time:
11:00am-11:45am Every Mon, Wed, Fri. Meet at the lighthouse for a fascinating look at South Carolina's only publicly accessible historic lighthouse. How tall is it? How many steps are in it? What was the keepers life like? These and many more questions will be answered as we walk throughout the historic lighthouse station. Afterwards, climb to the top for a spectacular view of the coast. For more information call (843) 838-2011.
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