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 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.

Great. Super staff, clean park & usually very quiet. Close to the intercostal , 10 minutes to…read moreTopsail & close to Surf City.

I am appalled at the negative review stated here. I have been here since this RV Park opened (6TH…read morecamper in here) and I will be here until the Good Lord takes me away from here. This is the nicest park with great amenities, great management and wonderful campers! Now, we all know that there will be a bad apple in every bunch and we all know that changes are made every year. It's those changes that seem to rile people up. If you come with goodness in your heart and abide by the rules, usually you will not have a problem. This is not a party life RV park, this is a family oriented park. Please try us out, look at the RV'S and Park Models we have for sale and then look at the hugh expansion we have just recently finished. What a wonderful place to be!!

My Husband and I are full time RVers and our travels take us to areas of the country that are not…read moreas well known as others, not touristy and are sometimes off the grid. We do a lot of research before we head out to the areas we want to travel to, and found this lovely campground nestled along the backroads of North Carolina. This campground sits adjacent to a lovely Vineyard which offers wine tastings at a discount to campers, and allows you the freedom to walk around the immaculate grounds taking in the peacefulness of the land. Away from the hustle and bustle of big city noise and traffic yet close enough to shopping, entertainment, the beaches, this campground is the perfect place to stay. The pool was great to cool off, considering it was the middle of July, it was clean, gated and close to the restrooms and laundry. The dog area is enclosed and located in an area that was well shaded. The RV sites sit on dirt but are level, have a picnic table, fire ring, most are well shaded and spacious enough for larger rigs. The staff were all accommodating and friendly, the sisters that run the Tasting Room were very pleasant, and it was a joy to sit and chat while tasting their variety of wines. A big shout out to the camp host John, for helping us on our last day. We had mechanical problems with our 5th wheel and he helped my husband troubleshoot the issues. We would definitely return and would recommend this lovely place.

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.

We stayed at this park in September 2025, and are glad we did. Originally from this area, it was…read morethe perfect place to stay. The park was very accommodating, clean, and the host was near by to answer questions or just chat. We will stay again!

This park travels alongside the Snow's Cut waterway. Excellent dog walking and picnicking. Lots of…read moretrees and child areas.

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.

We had a terrible experience at this RV park. On Memorial…read moreDay weekend my children were playing with some children who were staying across the way. A black lab mix dog wandered into the Gathering, and seemed friendly. The kids pet the dog several times. The dog then wandered over to where the other family was preparing food, and began growling. They shooed the dog away. As the dog walked down the road and back through the area where the kids were playing, my three-year-old daughter was behind the dog. She was not particularly close, or going after the dog, she was just playing with the kids. Suddenly the dog whipped around and lunged at her face. Luckily the dog did not break skin because my daughter fell to the ground. The dog did not continue to try to attack. However, my daughter was left with a large bruise in the center of her forehead. My husband grabbed the dog by the collar and returned him to his owner, told him he needed to keep his animal on leash and that the dog had bitten my daughter. He also made the RV park owner aware and that's where things really started to go south. Earl didn't seem very concerned about the fact that the dog had been wandering loose, but told my husband to let him know if we saw it happen again. When we did a few weeks later, filmed the dog, and went to Earl, Earl got angry with my husband and told him that the dog had an electronic shock collar on and that that was good enough for him. My husband stopped by the office a few days later and spoke with the female owner Barbara when it was time for us to pay our next month's rent. She accepted the rent from us, and my husband had a conversation with her apologizing for being a little hot-headed when he spoke to Earl this last time, in which Barbara discovered that the dog was being allowed to wander loose and was not pleased- because then the dog could poop anywhere and the owner would not pick it up. My husband went back to our camper. Shortly thereafter Earl came knocking at our door trying to return our rent money. He said he didn't like us telling him how to run his business. (In other words, his wife had probably lit into him about this whole fiasco and he wasn't happy with us for telling on him) My husband talked to him and calmed things down and left that conversation thinking everything was all good. Things were uneventful til mid-month when we had to haul our trailer out and take it to the RV dealership for repairs. When we left we told Barbara that we would call them shortly to let them know when the trailer would be finished and if we would like another month, She said that was fine. A little over a week ago our trailer was finished being repaired and I called Barbara from Raleigh to let her know we would like to pay for another month. She asked me to hold on a moment, at which point she sat the phone down and I could hear muffled conversation. She then disconnected the call. I called back over 25 times in the next two days, and my calls were never picked up. We also left a voice message. We came back into town, and dropped the RV at my parents driveway. The next morning my husband went to the RV park with cash in hand to pay the rent and secure our space for the next month. At that point Earl told him that they weren't going to allow us to rent another month because he did not like people telling him how to run his business. My husband said that's not what he was trying to do, but Earl continued to be aggressive with so he turned to walk back to his truck, and did say to Earl as he was going, "You know what, you're an asshole." At this point Earl ran up behind my husband and punched him in the back of the head with a closed fist. My husband is a disabled veteran that has had two previous head injuries. After being struck, my husband decided it was the right time to call the police. As he went to his truck and tried to dial nine-one-one Earl came up inches from his face and began screaming and yelling at him and continuing to threaten him. My husband got into his truck and drove off to wait for the sheriff at the Walmart parking lot. We have since filed a charge for Simple Assult with a court date in Mid September. In addition, the second site they moved us to was low lying. In full disclosure, we have had a crazy unusual amount of rain this season, but slot 39C and the slots beside it have sewage backup issues. The black water backed up multiple times during our stay and there were literal turds in our "backyard". Yuck. Tl;Dr: Don't stay here. A dog allowed to run unattended with the park owner's knowledge bit my daughter and they didn't care, the black water backs up with too much rain, and the owner physically assaulted my husband.

They have recycling! And mature trees. This, for me, makes a nice campground! I like to watch…read morebirds. Playground was new. I hope they maintain their tree cover for the years to come.

NOTE: As of 5/26/2026 there is a huge pothole at the entry of this KOA. That is inexcusable- it…read moreshould be at least patched asap. Very friendly staff greeted us, the place was very clean. The FHU's worked flawlessly. They pick up trash from your site. They had a live music duo and a giant bubble machine for the kids Memorial Day Weekend. Even then, it was still quiet each night. Nice little trail to a local coffee shop house and a very cute little "fairy island". Plenty of different sites. No pull thru's available. We had a back-in that was very big, easily handling our 42 ft fifth wheel and tow truck. And frankly, it offered more privacy with the trees and shrubs between sites. We enjoyed our stay here. The pothole and the circuitous exit were the only negatives. The exit can be a bit tricky to navigate, particularly if there is a rig parked at the office. After the office you need to take a weird left turn, then you have to avoid any incoming traffic. Oh and if your GPS wants you to turn left out of the park or do a U-turn down the road - go right and use the Military Cutoff Road.

What a great experience. We rented a 6 person cart for a week. It was delivered and waiting for…read moreus when we arrived and in great condition! Almost brand new! Great to take our crew to the beach or just tour the island. Such a plus to have the beach parking fees included! Would definitely recommend and will use them again!

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