We love Sea Breeze RV park. It's close to Holden Beach. The staff are very friendly and helpful. We…read morereally enjoyed our time at Sea Breeze RV Park near Holden Beach. It's only been open several years. The pool was clean and relaxing, and the staff made us feel very welcome. There are great amenities like a playground, volleyball and basketball courts, and even a dog park and fishing ponds. Very clean bathrooms/showers. It's a great place for families and anyone looking to relax and have fun. Highly recommend!

Super nice RV park. I'm going to go with "Likely nicer than 97% of the RV Resorts you will ever…read morestay at." The place is new, clean, super organized. Easy to pull through. It has one of the best designed traffic flows I have seen. You drive to the back, find your row, take a left and pull into your slot. Look on their web site if this doesn't make sense. It's super easy. Every site is a very flat concrete pad with plenty of room. All roads are asphalt and are in perfect condition. It's the easiest place to get into and out of that I have seen. They have all the expected connections at every site. No cable, but there are more than two dozen channels available via antenna. They pick up your trash. Super nice pool. Golf carts for rent. Places for kids and dogs. The grass is very nicely maintained. The place is secure with a real gate that they give you a card to open. Everything here is first rate. The staff was super nice. We got an Amazon delivery but we're off at Bald Head Island near closing time they called us about it and we said just leave it by the door... someone took the time to bring it to our site! While you are there, definitely take the ferry out to Bald Head Island. It's not far. I definitely recommend this place and honestly will say that it deserves more than five stars.

I enjoyed my stay at this campground. the staff was very nice, nice and relaxed area.read more

I've been here almost a year and a half for the most part it's great . I'd hate to go anywhere else…read moreand the RV Park is kept up very well and it's very quiet, I highly recommend the place.

I stayed 3 nights in cabin 3. It was clean and cozy. The cabins sit away from the tents and RVs…read morewhich I liked. The WiFi is basically nonexistent so the TV in the cabin was useless. The restrooms and showers were very clean. I did not utilize the pool or the fire pit ( there was a fire ban) . The camp kitchen was very close and useful I would stay again

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.

We stayed here on memorial day weekend.due to short notice plans we were going next door to…read moreCarolina beach family campground and....well that's a whole nother story (see our review). We desperate for a place to stay went here and thankfully they had places to camp(tent).the place was clean but very old yet very quiet.only thing there is the dumpster and bath house,no pool,no store , no anything. Allot of full time tenants but all were friendly.Did not like all the cats and dogs from tenants but happy to had a place to camp.the owner was very helpful and polite.honestly doubt I would return though.

4 This was my first…read moretime camping in the Carolina Beach area, and my boyfriend booked us a cabin for 4 nights (Thursday-Monday). Overall, we really enjoyed our stay! The campground itself is decent with lots of space for everyone, and our cabin felt cute and charming. It was just the right size for the two of us. We didn't bring our kids this time, but if you're a family, the cabin comes with 4 bunk beds and could easily fit 4-6 people. Just note that the main bedroom has a full-size bed. Quick tips for future campers: * Bring your own bedding, sheets, and pillows. The bed isn't the most comfortable, but it worked for us since we wanted a positive getaway. * If you like extra storage, a little side table is helpful since the setup is simple. * Each cabin comes with a picnic table, campfire ring, and grill, which made evenings really enjoyable. We stayed at Centennial Cabin, which has two driveways--great if you have both a car and an RV/camper. It felt roomy and convenient. We were about a 5-minute walk from the bathhouse. The downside was the bathrooms--they always felt musty and not as clean as I'd like. With the number of people camping, it seemed staff only cleaned at night, so during the day it was often messy. On the positive side, there's so much to do around the area! My boyfriend and I love to explore, and we kept ourselves busy with: * Crabbing * Fishing * Hiking trails * Rock hunting * Bonfires * Scootering & cycling There are also plenty of stores and bait shops nearby if you need supplies or want to grab a few knick-knacks. We'll definitely be back again and plan to use the cabin again--it worked well for what we wanted. I'm giving this a 4-star review, mainly because the campground amenities and cleanliness of the bathrooms could be improved. Otherwise, it was a memorable and fun getaway!

The ladies in the office were nice, but this place is really run down. The photos in google are…read moremisleading. It is pretty close to all the beach fun, but this place is very run down. There were also so many bugs everywhere. The mosquitoes were relentless.

We Love this park. The sites are level and paved. We opted to stay at another park in 2025 that…read morewas beach front, but it was not as nice as this one so this year we came back to Barefoot and used our golf cart to get to the beach. We loved the lazy river and just relaxing. The staff have always been very nice, and their bathhouses are always clean. This place feels like home to us. Thank you, Barefoot RV Resort, for being the best campground in the Myrtle Beach area

Meh. Park was just ok. Maintained but it's literally just off a busy highway. They sent me a text…read moremessage prior to arrival with a map link that took me to the wrong location. I tried texting them one morning with some questions and didn't hear back until I reached out a second time nearly 24 hours later. There are so many parks in this area to choose from. I'd look elsewhere.

We had such a wonderful trip and although rained out, the sounds of the ocean were so nice. They…read morehad a huge pig pick in' and bbq, kind customer service and very responsive to messages for check-in. They were very dog friendly. You were so engaging and friendly too. We felt very welcomed like a community. Thank you so much.

Great campground! Looking forward to coming back in the fall. Friendly staff. Beautiful little…read moreisland.

I have stayed here a couple of times and have had wonderful experiences. The first time I got a…read moremassive migraine and couldn't leave. The people were so nice and just said when I'm up to taking care of extra day, just come to office. This time I met the new owner, he is super nice. He is also doing renovations and additions to the camp. There is a beach for the kids to make sand castles, fishing, a great dog run with an obstacle run. It is also quiet. I will be staying here on the way home. It is conveniently located off I-95.

Love this place as a stopover on our way south to FL. New owner has made many improvements. Great…read moredog park, nice walk around the lake, and the nicest, cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen at a campground. Clean and quiet. Easy on/off highway, and owner is the nicest guy. It's a regular stop for us each way every year.

This was a lovely park for a family hike to see the Snow's Cut trail in late March 2024. Weather…read morewas ideal - cool in the 60s during the early afternoon. Lot of pluses. First, it's free to enter the park. Second, the visitor's center has plenty of maps and clean restrooms. Third, dogs are allowed in much of the park (except the marina). We walked along a paved road with our dog along the perimeter heading in the direction of the Snow's Cut Bridge (this is the road behind the Food Lion). From there, we entered the Snow's Cut trail which had a lovely view of the cliff and water. It's an easy trail with a gentle grade. You'll see some Spanish moss and scenic views of Snow's Cut. Near the middle of the trail (where the shortcut to the campground begin), we enjoyed an informal picnic lunch of lox bagels (from Seaside Bagels) and admired the cliffside view of Snow's Cut. On our return walk to the parking lot at the Visitor's Center, we walked by the campground which had tent sites (for car camping) as well as cabins. It looked really nice. I know there are many more trails, but we only had time to explore the Snow's Cut trail. Spring weather is ideal (very few mosquitos because it got chilly in th evenings). Would probably avoid hiking in this park in the heart of summer unless you enjoy bugs.

Wow - we finally discovered this park on our third trip to Carolina Beach. It is so peaceful and…read morebeautiful. We visited the camp office ATL use the restrooms before hiking. There is a small exhibit area about some of the animals, geology, geography, and history of the area. We hiked the 3 mile Sugar Loaf trail. It was more challenging than expected due to the sand. The weather was very pleasant the day we went in the spring. We saw quite a few other people enjoying the trail and having picnics. We heard a lot of birds including woodpeckers. The variety of trees and pinecones during our hike was fascinating.