Searching for True Love & Forgiveness? Talk to GOD and get a…read moreDOG! #ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness What an awesome dog park!! Multiple concrete benches all around to sit on that they obviously don't want people going to sleep on? It's a very nicely fenced, 6 ft, in area that is rather large and has a nice big green grass open area right in the middle. One end has a tremendous amount of old growth trees and it even looks like there may be a light? There is a nice water fountain as well as multiple poop bag dispensers and trash cans. You park in a little dirt or that would be gravel rock? Parking lot right off of 2nd or 3rd Street and if you see one that says small dog Park on the gate just continue around the corner and there is the large one.

On Collins Street nestled between a Cemetery and 3rd Av. Lies a beautiful, large shaded dog park…read more There are plenty of space for the kids to run around, benches to sit and lots of shade.

2 separate parks one for little dogs and 1 for big dogs and if that's not enough there is a huge…read morewalk around lake where you can walk while dogs play and swim

There are separate areas not just the lake area one can take their furry friend. It has small dog…read moreand large dog areas as well without the lake. The lake area is for all size dogs

I have taken my pups here many times and there seems to be an issue with the water fountains…read morebacking up. My pup contracted coccidia from the stagnant water and is now quite sick. I noticed a plunger in the fence which tells me it has been an ongoing issue. I have appreciated the ability to have my dogs socialize at this park; however, we won't be going back because I can't risk them getting sick again.

This park is conveniently located off Rt. 17 next to the Coastal Carolina YMCA…read more The park is large and well maintained. It is split into two fenced in and separated sections. One is for small dogs and the other for large ones. Both sides have doggie water fountains and poop bag stations dotted throughout. There are plenty of park benches to sit and relax I try to get my pup here as often as possible for socializing and plenty of exercise. I recommend this park for all dog owners.

I was here in December 2025 visiting friends. We went to this wonderful park. It was very clean…read morewith clear paths to the beach. The have a water station to rinse your feet after playing in the sand. The park has a entrance fee, but I'm not sure what it was since my friends had an annual park pass. Parking was plentiful There is a nice gift shop to which you need to walk through to get to the pier. I found some cute souvenirs as touristy prices. The pier has a gigantic chair for photo opts!

Came here for my classes' field trip! What a beautiful day it turned out to be, the entry price…read morewasn't bad at all- it was $20 for my two littles and me. The park was clean and easy to navigate. The beach is absolutely stunning! I love that there were pavilions close to the beach as well as a park! The shower house was clean and easy to access. It's nice to be able to go home clean from the sand. The day we went the beach wasn't crowded, the sand was nice and soft especially when walking barefoot. This is a must visit spot!

Such a beautiful beach and well maintained…read more We visited this local beach and had a great day. Went back a few times and can't wait to go back again.

Myrtle Beach State Park is a fantastic park, it is one of sixteen SC State Parks built by the…read moreCivilian Conservation Corps. Opened in 1936 it was the first park to open in the system. The Park is situated in an oceanfront maritime forest with a beautiful beach and stunning oceans views from its free fishing pier. The park offers boardwalks to easily reach the beach as well as outdoor showers to rinse off, there are plenty of bathrooms and changing facilities just a short walk from the beach. With a mile of beach it has six cabins available to rent just several hundred yards from the beach, for those that enjoy camping there are 278 campsites nestled under the towering trees, 138 of them have full-hookups (water, electricity & sewer), there are also 30 designated, seasonal tent sites. There are 2 hiking trails available in the park, both the Sculptured Oak and Yaupon trails lead to the beach. There are 2 gift shops to do all your souvenir shopping or pick up last minute supplies for camping or fishing. There are seven picnic shelters for group gatherings, reunions, etc. The Park has an incredible nature center with programs for kids of all ages. Programs and Guided Tours include fun, engaging and educational programs on a variety of topics and are offered year round to raise awareness about the natural resources of the park. Pets are not allowed on the beaches from 10am until 5pm (7 days a week) May 1 through Labor Day, Bikes are also not allowed on the beach during the same time periods as pets.

Great dog park. Large dog and small dog parks separate. The complex is open until 8pm. Love the big…read morefenced area! Sand and grass mix. Lots of shade and seating. Water fountain and hose off area at entrance. Nice people. Everyone I saw was watching the dogs closely and picking up poo.

The large dog park is well shaded, large enough to accommodate large breed dogs, has running water,…read moreand plenty of waste bag stations along with waste cans. The problem is that too many people do not clean up after their dogs. Leaving dog waste for bacteria to grow and flies to nest. It's a great place for dogs to socialize, play, and run, but it is also a place where dog owners need to be mindful of their dog's behavior and diligent about cleaning up after them.

The dogs love to run and play together. This park has what's needed to have a good time by…read moreeveryone. There's a water fountain, human benches, poop bags. The park is a little small, but still enough room for the dogs to have a good time. The park has a large dog area and a small dog area.

Before I get into this one, I should point out that I didn't actually experience it for myself and…read morewas instead more of a casual observer since I was visiting down South and on one of the drive around days with my father, we paid a visit to the Shark Wake Park section of the massive Sports Complex. Upon arrival you will notice that there is a sizable parking lot for those who are here for this section only and also bathrooms which is always a plus. There is a small hut where folks check in and purchase the package they wish to experience and its usually slots of time that can be long or short. There is a nice lake with several obstacles set up for patrons to climb up and jump off of into the lake and there is even a part that will pull you around the lake on a cable that was attached to some kind of track . That looked like fun but its clearly for a certain level of adventurer. The area looked clean and kept up and there are plenty of trees to hide under when the sun is blazing up above you. This will be important for those that aren't enjoying the water. Now while I am doing this after not trying and was just an observer, I can admit that I don't think that I ever had any interest in visiting a water park. An amusement park with a couple of water attractions are fine but not one that is dedicated to it in full. I think this is a great idea for any visitors to the region with kids of a certain age to give them something to do for a few hours so if you're heading down there do check their prices and then hit one of the many awesome buffets that MB offers.

recommend for anyone with active kids! We have been going the last 5 years and the kids have…read moreenjoyed it every time we have been!