Myrtle Beach Travel Park

The Great Outdoors

Myrtle Beach is known for its city sights and its famous nightlife, but the fantastic nature parks in the area coupled with its well-known beaches make the city a well-rounded paradise for vacationers. Myrtle Beach State Park is an excellent place to visit your campervan rental, located in the middle of the city. This scenic spot for swimming and camping attracts beachgoers to perhaps the best beach in the state. Stellar beaches, local wildlife, trails you can hike or bike on, picnic spots, fishing areas, and a small campground guarantee a good time when you stop by this beloved state park.South of Myrtle Beach, you can see Huntington Beach State Park, another rustic camping area by the sea. Once a large estate owned by the influential and wealthy Huntington family, this epic recreation area has bird watching areas, pristine shores, and the Atalaya Castle that guests may explore on their own.Francis Marion National Forest is great to see when you book an RV in Horry County, found south of town closer to the city of Charleston. Named for the famed guerilla warfare general who won countless battles in the American War of Independence, Francis Marion National Forest has sweeping prairies, swamp forests, protected wetlands, all comprising a quarter-million acres of heavenly wilderness. Over by the state capital Columbia, you can take a trip to the state’s sole national park,Congaree National Park. Here you can wander through the wetlands and cypress forests on meandering boardwalks, nature trails, or in the thousands of miles of waterways that flow through the park. Kayaking and canoeing is a fantastic way to see the park, but walking or biking do the trick quite nicely too. You can swim, fish, or camp at this scenic nature space, or try your luck at any of the other mesmerizing parks in the Palmetto State.

Exploring the City

City sightseeing is a priority when you're camping at Myrtle Beach Travel Park, so take some time to cut loose and walk around the vacation hotspot after a long day of swimming, sunbathing, and surfing at the beach. The Wheels of Yesteryear Museum is a great place to see classic cars, muscle cars, antique roadsters, and a slew of other rare vehicles, perfect for car enthusiasts. The Myrtle Beach Pinball Museum also dazzles with classic arcade games and pinball machines from several different decades, providing a feeling of nostalgia for adults and a thrill for young children.Broadway at the Beach is full of nightclubs and bars, along with shopping plazas, elegant water features, and tons of quirky museums like Ripley’s Believe It or Not Museum and Aquarium. On the oceanside, you can take a ride on the iconic Ferris wheel that towers over the beach. Get some awesome photos from high atop this lofty feature, or simply take in the views.Speed enthusiasts should make their way down to the Myrtle Beach Speedway, a NASCAR track hosting large races, concerts, music festivals, and other fun events. You can even race an authentic stock car when you pay to use the enclosed track. There are countless other events, festivals, museums, concert halls, and other epic happenings going on in Myrtle Beach, and when you rent an RV near Myrtle Beach Travel Park, you can experience them all.