We stayed at NMB dry dock and rv park for the first time this past weekend. We loved the entire…read morefacility. Beautiful grounds and super friendly staff as well. They even offered to help us pack up on the day we left! They did this with our neighbors too! I'm not sure what everyone is referring to about the rude staff we definitely didn't experience that. Maybe they have hired new staff. We will definitely be back!

I wouldn't recommend NMB RV Resort and Dry Dock!…read more I'm all about a good time, but this place reminds me of National Lampoon's Animal House. Don't worry about the policies you acknowledge at check-in because they don't. What to expect: * Beautiful location * Clean bathhouses * Maintained grounds. * Unsupervised children * ATVs, and motorcycles * Dogs barking uncontrollably * Vulgar/Profane Music * RVs in disrepair What concerns me the most was back to back weekend drownings of 2 children with one requiring resuscitation and hospitalization.

We loved our stay at HBRV. We were so happy that it wasn't a cookie cutter campground. There were…read moregorgeous live oaks throughout the campground; creating a beautiful setting and adding additional privacy. From the moment we arrived the HBRV staff were friendly and helpful. Someone guided us to our site and even helped my husband back in. The bathroom facilities were modern and clean. The brand new saltwater pool was well maintained. Staff was easy to find and extremely helpful throughout our stay. Overall, a perfect experience. We will be back.

Just got back from our second visit to Holden Beach RV Campground and we love it. It has new…read moreownership since we went two years ago and more improvements have been made to make it even better. We love the family atmosphere and our kids enjoyed riding their bikes, playing on the playground, and going to the pool. This is the perfect campground if you love smaller campgrounds with SHADE. It is definitely not a concrete jungle like some of the other campgrounds. The bath houses are the best and they are cleaned on a regular basis. The campground also has a small store that offers free movie rental for those rainy days/nights. The staff is very friendly. I cannot say enough great things about this campground!

I really recommend this place, they have loads of places to put your bike or scooters, many people…read moreride bikes around so really recommend bringing a bike if you don't want to walk the entire time. Everyone is so welcoming. The pool is so much fun and they play good music, indoor and outdoor pool with a lazy river. You can feed the ducks, geese, and turtles! Walkable distance to the beach, they allow pets at the site and on the beach, had loads of fun staying here!

Our stay was great. Campsite was just steps to the beach. Only downside there was no parking at the…read morebathhouses

We have camped at Apache over 20 years and love it so much we recently purchased a permanent site!…read more Everyone is like a big family here and look out for each other! So easy to work with and love the activities and fishing!!

Apache Pier in Myrtle Beach is a classic, timeless treasure we've been visiting for years, and this…read morereview focuses solely on the pier itself, not the campgrounds. The pier offers a nostalgic vibe with fishing opportunities--bring your own gear or rent poles and supplies from the basic gift shop, which also stocks cold drinks and frozen treats, perfect after a morning on the beach. In past visits, walking the pier was a thrill, with catches like sharks, fish, eels, and even a sea turtle popping up to say hi! However, the price to just walk the pier has climbed over the years, so we haven't done it recently. The arcade is the highlight for my kids; while the game selection isn't huge, it's enough to keep them entertained for a bit, with e-tickets loaded onto game cards for redeeming prizes at the counter. Game prices are about the same or slightly higher than other arcades. Despite the rising walk-on cost, Apache Pier remains a beloved stop for its charm and family-friendly fun!

If I could give more than 5 stars I would. Our experience with this KOA was excellent. First…read morewhen we checked in I didn't pick the correct space for our size RV and the employee assisted us in getting an upgrade at a discounted rate. Our new place was beautiful. Everywhere in the resort was clean and well maintained. The pool was very clean. While swimming an employee went around and offered free ice creams sandwiches to the guests. Bad time for me to be on a diet. This is the third annual visit to the Myrtle Beach KOA and I hope to come back soon.

Not impressed with this location at all. I gave it 3 stars…read morejust because the bathrooms were very clean and cold - the ac worked really well. The sites are very well shaded, which is super nice. Aside from that, not impressed and we won't be back to this location. There were ants everywhere. We're going to have to spray our camper when we get home because of how many ants were at this campground. The staff at the store/registration weren't super nice. It felt like we were asking a dumb question every time we asked something. Charging $100/day for a golf cart rental is wild behavior. Half of the splash pad didn't work and the ground needed a really good pressure wash. The hours of everything is odd - I've never stayed at any campground where the camp store closes at 4pm? Our last KOA 2 weeks ago, it closed at 7pm and their shuttle went until 9:30pm...so having a "shuttle" to the beach that stops at 3:30 in the afternoon is dumb and useless. Very unimpressed - will not be returning and we also do not recommend.

It has taken me a few weeks to write this review because I wasn't sure what to say. Our experience…read morewasn't bad per se, but wasn't great. If you're looking for a spot to park, here's your spot.

Let me first clearly state this is NOT a resort. A "resort" is a term that campground owners are…read moreclearly taking advantage. Secondly, this was previously a KOA and is not a newer campground. I visited in a 40 ft motorhome and was placed in one of the smaller spots from what I can see walking around as many sites were of nice size. The site picnic tables are concrete so unable to move them and mine was placed at the very front of my site making it useless unless you want to be roadside attraction. It didn't take me long to understand why when I wanted to put my awning out and bring out my chairs I would be sitting on top of my neighbors sewer and electrical box, yes, they were right beside my camper on the passenger side making no room for a picnic table. Therefore, no sitting outside on this trip unfortunately. As far as the "resort"......not even close. They offer no resort amenities. No concrete pads, no food service, no planned activities for the kids, a very small pool was closed for the season. So we are clear on my expectations and experiences at a true "RV Resort" they have a restaurant on property, they have concrete pads, they most often have a year round pool or hot tub, they have spacious sites, the property is well maintained, they have places around the campground you can sit and relax or have family activities. This place offered none of this but yet the price we paid during off season was more than what we pay at ocean front resorts in NC. This campground is more of a community of long term or permanent campers. Some sites need to be reeled in by the owner as they look look like a collection point of recycling. A camper at one particular sites was circled by debris doing this place no favors. The place was full of RVs, but yet we saw only about 3-5 people over a 3 day stay. The customer service over the phone was great. Very friendly and helpful. They do have a limited offering of supplies in the office. The price point from my experiences here would be more realistic at $30-40 off season and 50-60 during peak. We paid $80 off season. This will not happen again as there are choices in the area where the prices are more balanced with offerings for a visit with family who live in the area.

I've lived in SC For only a year now and we are about to take our third weekend trip here. We love…read morethe campground, it's peaceful and the sites are good enough for us. We LOVE the wine and the wine tasting. Live music is great as well. It is definitely a regular spot for us and we will continue to go there.

Lovely place, very quiet (we're here in April 2026). The check in was easy, friendly and…read morewelcoming. The sites are large, most are shaded and all hookups work great and are easily accessible. The shade will be welcome in the Carolina summer . This is on a rural road, so there aren't any traffic problems . We have 2 dogs, both about 50 lbs. There are plenty of places to walk them, but the dog park is small and not well maintained. ( minus half star) . And every site has mulch, which seems to track more debris indoors and may account for the presence of small bugs. (minus half star). We didn't use the campground restrooms or the laundry, so no comment. Overall, a nice place to hang out. PS. Next day - the laundry room is small, 2 washers and dryers. Signage shows 1 dryer not working. It's wrong, neither dryer works. Pretty challenging to be on the road with a basket full of wet laundry. Lost a full star for this. tomorrow's campground has a working dryer. And no staff seen here on Sunday to inform.