Our first camping trip to "the beach" and I was a little disappointed. This was our 3rd camping…read moretrip and when I made reservationS, I let them know that we were still new to the game. Check-in was an easy enough process. The sites were closer together than the other campgrounds we had visited. When we arrived at our spot (240), my husband had to maneuver around a tree at the very edge of the road/literally AT our pad. We couldn't have been assigned a worse spot for someone new at camping. After lots of tries, we finally got in. The other campers seemed stuffy and all an older crowd. They would gather for large dinners together and then after dark the campground was dead. Seemed like we were the only ones sitting outside at night. Would highly recommend renting a golf cart. Pros: extremely quiet (if you like that), dog-friendly (nice pet areas), level concrete sites, clean laundry facilities, overflow parking, close to area attractions, perfect place for retirees Cons: boring, difficult to back in, no fishing, no scenic views

Please do not stay here. As a coast to coast member I'm appalled at the treatment and will…read moredefinitely be letting them know. Just arrived, our campsite is too small, we can't get our slide completely out. Cannot park my truck. Im less than 2 feet from our neighbors camper. Tried to upgrade to one of the empty spots near the water, they wanted $4000. So instead of taking any money, they'd rather we just stay unhappy. It's bad business practices, and for this I wouldn't stay here again. Should be a fun two weeks!

Listen- this is our go to, our family favorite place, best cheeseburger for the 13 years we have…read morelived in the area. Fantastic Philly cheese and chicken Philly cheese! Onion rings and fries are divine- best views, atmosphere, and bartending staff! We try to come every weekend on our boat, best food & always a good time! Thanks Kasey!

Great place to stay! The people are friendly:) the park is well kept and restrooms clean :)read more

We are so obsessed with Cozy Turtle, I would get a tattoo of the logo!…read more The team is super responsive and how great is this as a business - you want to go camping, be comfortable with a good night of sleep, but don't want to lug all of your stuff - enter Cozy Turtle. I can't believe all of the locations they travel to AND set up your RV for you - plus you don't have to deal with the hauling, parking, and septic (lovely). Our family cannot recommend them enough.

This is THE best RV rental business in the Myrtle Beach area. They had…read more outstanding customer service and are extremely quick to respond to texts or phone calls. The RV's are super clean and Cozy Turtle offers reasonable rental rates!

We stayed here in mid March 2023 for 10 days and had a great time! There was plenty of parking in…read morethe front, side and also had overflow parking across the street which we never needed. Our 2 bedroom 2 bath condo had a nice oceanfront view and was well maintained and updated. The place seemed safe, secure and quiet. The residents and other guests we encountered were friendly and talkative. We spent a lot of time in the spacious indoor pool which was clean and never overly crowded. There was also a private walkway to the beach with several places to rinse off sand when coming back from the beach. We have stayed many places in North Myrtle and this was one of favorite places. We hope to come back soon!

This is a awesome vacation place I recommend staying here if your in north myrtle beach…read more My stay was pleasant. 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

Rented a great Airbnb in North Myrtle Beach, SC with the family. The Maisons Sur Mer condominium…read moreon the 15th floor had 3 balconies all with an ocean view, and a private beach. It had two bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The accommodations were very nice, and we rented a golf cart (located across the street). Unfortunately, we couldn't park it in the condo parking lot, but the cart rental company let us park it in their back lot. Fair price too, about $250 for a 4 day rental. Plus we could drive pretty much everywhere except the highways. Anyway, back to the accommodations. This was an older condo complex built back in the 1970's, but had undergone a major renovation on the inside. It also had a nice sized outdoor pool, and had a private beach with soft fine sand. The beach was immaculate, with no seaweed, and gentle waves. Great for swimming, but not so great for sea shelling. There were two restaurants located inside, but they were closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Both had a dress code that required a collared shirt, and no hats. They had a pretty extensive set of rules as well, including a 10 pm noise curfew (we were probably the youngest people in the complex). Also, no rolling luggage carts allowed in the lobby. Personal rolling suitcases were fine though. The large luggage carts were located in the basement, and could only be used in the elevators and upper condo floors. One thing that bothered me though was the men's restroom located in the lobby. It was very clean, but it didn't have any soap. No dispenser or bar soap of any kind. Strange and unsanitary. All in all this was a great vacation getaway, and we still have two more days here! The rental for the unit was through Big Fish Rentals. Their rental policy was pretty in-depth, but they responded quickly to any questions or concerns I had. I'd stay here again. I'd write more, but I'm off to the beach!

My wife and I have been resident-owners for the past 1.5 years. Here's what you need to know first…read moreabout living in the Maison sur-Mer building. 1. It's a constant noisy daily construction zone. Everyday there's drilling or hammering that echos throughout the building. It's very annoying so if you're looking for daily peace and quiet this is not your place. 2. It's an old building that just celebrated it's 50th anniversary. Water pipes are constantly breaking or leaking, there's a lack of electrical outlets, the building design acts as a wind tunnel so there's always a 20-30 knot wind that blows constantly. 3. The building is made of concrete and steel so there's always concrete dust that covers everything in your unit and the underground garage. If you enjoy a clean living space or want your car to to remain dust free don't come here. 4. Most permanent residents are older, retired and not very friendly. If you want to make friends here buy a dog, you'll be happier. Speaking of dogs, the HOA has very strict animal ownership rules so check them before you purchase here. You may not be able to bring your pet. 5. It's expensive to liver here. Expect to pay approximately $2,000/month in HOA and separate building insurance fees. If you're on a tight budget living here is not a good choice because these fees increase yearly. I've posted quite a few major negative things why living/purchasing a unit in the Maison sur-Mer is not a good choice and I can't recommend it. I could have posted a lot more. But there's also a plus side the living here too. 1. The building staff and security personnel are very friendly and helpful. 2. The HOA is very active and trying to improve the living conditions. 3. The building location is very close to major medical, good restaurants, shopping, entertainment, major roadways, and the ocean. You're within approximately 2-3 miles of everything you may need on a daily basis. 4. Because of it's proximity to a lot of activities you don't need to travel into Myrtle Beach which is not a good idea during the summer and biker weeks.

Just finished a 3 month stay in this beautiful condo. We had everything we needed to make our stay…read morecomfortable. The owners were always available for any questions or information we had or needed. We had every item available to us for our use. The condo was in an area of quiet and had beautiful ocean views. The furniture inside and on the patio was comfortable and of excellent excellent taste. Needless to say, we will be spending 3 months again in 2024. Thank you Trish and Steve. Anna Marie

Awesome place. Clean and prefect location. Great value for the money. Ill definitely be back!read more

Simply the best resort to stay at in the south Myrtle Beach area. You will walk right out to the…read morebeach and all rooms have balcony's to enjoy the view of the ocean and beach. The three bedroom with full kitchen and laundry and family room with two bathrooms are clean and comfortable. The staff is so helpful especially Andrea who greets you like you are family!

All went well. Beautiful condo. Lovely staff. Perfect location. Great restaurants- very close to…read more"Restaurant Row." Enjoy

One star because 0 's are not possible on Yelp, however, if the programmers from Yelp stayed at The…read moreMariner, not only would 0 's be permitted, but it's highly probable that negative 's would be allowed. This place should be condemned. Check out the photos on social media of the bedbugs in action. It's a crying shame that The Mariner is in the sad shape it's in. Potential was once here. BTW, I walked around the place then checked the reviews and pictures, shook my head, and drove away. No way I would stay here and neither should you.

This was my fourth stay at The Mariner, and I'm sad to say it's gone downhill over the years. The…read morefirst time I ever booked a room (about 10 years ago), I remember being pleasantly surprised by its character. The raw beams in the rooms were hewed from an old ship; no smoking was allowed in any of the rooms; it was dog-friendly; and the grounds were well kept with hammocks scattered throughout. This weekend, I was sad to find that in the last decade it's not received the TLC it needs -- and also, I think I've grown up enough (ie, I'm paying for the room rather than my parents!) to realize the faults. To start, we were placed in a room right beside the front office. It's so dimly lit (I'm talking :cave:like) we had to keep the curtains open -- and every. single. person who walks by looks in, obviously. To top it off, the carpet is pulling up on the edges, the towels are crunchy, paper-thin and barely enough material to wrap around your body, the ac is a unit and is loud, the bathroom tile looks old and grungy. Water pressure was good -- hard enough it hurt my girly bits to shower! There are no outlets in the bathroom for a hair dryer (no hair dryer either) and no full-length mirror in the rooms. They do have a 'fridge and a microwave. The biggest benefit is that it's dog-friendly and it's just across the street from the ocean. The downfall of dog-friendly is that not all dogs are as well-behaved as others. Our room was right beside a yippy schnauzer that woke us up at 6:30 am and wouldn't stop. Of course, we could also hear the family next door -- the husband, wife and 5-year-old -- and their conversations and TV shows. Super-thin walls. There is an outdoor pool that's a good size. And the grounds are still well-kept. Parking (along the side of the building) can sometimes be difficult to get.