We had a wonderful experience. They could update their mats though! Some look to be very old.read more

Kids had a lot of fun and it was a good break from days at the beach. Not too busy and I didn't…read morehave to pay as an adult that was just sitting and watching.

Arrive at opening to be able to claim an area under the large umbrellas, theyre pretty much…read moreeverywhere. Prices for food and drinks were reasonable, most employees didnt smile, or talk just grunted or whistled their whistle at you to communicate. Aside from the employees it was great. Lots of options for children 42 inches and taller. They do provide life vests should your little one need it. They have showers and clean bathrooms for you to use should you need them. Lines weren't too long if at all for us

Fun in the sun. Definitely felt like a kid again while visiting this water park. Such a great place…read moreto be with the hot humid summers of South Carolina. The price point is not bad for all they offer in fun. Everything from a wave pool, surf tide pool, lazy river and water slides for all ages! They have plenty of places to lay out in the sun or catch some shade either in a Ramada or under an umbrella. Not to mention the lockers and gift shop to pick up anything you feel you need during your visits from bathing suits to towels to flip flops or water shoes. We rode the big enclosed water slides first and it was intense! The "toilet bowl" slide was fun and entertaining g if you wish to ride single or double tubes. Plenty of places to choose from for a icee, cold drink or food including alcohol for adults. Only knock is the bath and changing rooms. They were a bit dirty and do not recommend walking barefoot in there as the floor probably had a ton of bacteria and also noticed standing urine in the showers stalls.

My husband and son wanted to try this adventure. When we went the next outing was not until 2pm,…read morehowever when the office reached out to the owner, he stated he would set it up for them now, which was at 11:30am. And do mine you they were the only 2 that were going, as my other son and myself were scared. However, it compelled me to purchase all 4 tickets just because of this. The two gentlemen were very patient with me, as I was petrified to go out into the middle of the marina. My husband and son, had a blast and the owner also opted to give us extra time beyond our hour. What a gem... We will definitely be back next year.And I promise to jump in, with my 2 life jackets. Lol

Hosted a birthday party here today and the kids all LOVED it! Easy to find, easy to register, and…read morethey were very accommodating to make sure the children all had fun. There were a lot of ways to reach the water, but the favorite for our crowd was from the trampolines. We'll definitely be back!

This is a great water park for smaller kids. I wouldn't take kids over 12 here, there is only one…read morelarge slide, a lazy river, the mushroom pad and 3 small slides. I took my 2 youngest, 5 and 7, they had a blast. We went at 4. The camps kids have all left by then and it's less crowded. The park is open until 6, which 2 hours was just enough time for us. It's also cheaper if you go at 4, it's $3.99. For that price you can't beat it. FYI cost to enter the county park is $2 per person so $5.99, again you can't beat that. The park is clean and the employees were friendly. Also the lifeguards were on top of it.

Not as good bug management as other county parks, I was bitten by a large bug in the parking lot…read more(it HURT way more than a mosquito) and when I got home to shower found another giant bug stuck in my hair. The water park facilities are great and so are the life guards. The entire place desperately need to be cleaned more frequently (bathrooms and lounge chairs were particularly bad).

We were vacationing in myrtle beach and my daughter really wanted a mermaid photo shoot. I called 4…read moredays in a row. 4 voicemails, 4 emails, no response. So I wish I could review unfortunately i can not. Obviously horrible customer service. So I took my daughter to sparkles at Broadway on the beach instead. Which was excellent.

From the owner: Being the only company in South Carolina of its type Myrtle Beach Mermaids provides a once and a…read morelifetime opportunity for your little one to become a mermaid. Slide on a mermaid tail and join our mermaid finstructors in our shallow pool for a magical and unforgettable class experience. Hire our friendly mermaids to make any pool party or birthday party one to remember. Or book a mermaid photoshoot on the beach for pictures you will be showing off for years to come. If you love mermaids, we have you covered.

Nice room. All the facilities need for a good beach vacation. The pool is nice. The beach is too…read more There is an arcade. Plenty of parking. Every room has a sunrise and a sunset view. Oh, yeah. I have to come back.

10AUG26 Dirty rooms, low quality or broken amenities,…read morecomplete bollocks $15.00 a day to park in parking garage. Stayed a little under a week in the Myrtle Beach location. Upon arrival, staff attempted to push some kind of "timeshare" nonsense...uh no thanks. Checked into room. Rooms appear to be dated and in desperate need of repair. For the price point that this is at this is completely unacceptable. Some amenities are either closed for repair or non functional. Room family and myself stayed in had an exposed breaker box...talk about a safety hazard. Skip this one for sure if you value your wallet and safety.

One of my must stop places when vacationing in Southport. Typically I get a coffee from Port City…read moreJava and walk around the pier and take photos for a bit of people hanging out or fishing. It's a very chill pier with a mix of locals and people on vacation. Easy parking close by that's also near downtown Southport.

This is a lovely pier and waterfront park in the heart of Southport, NC. It's dog-friendly and you…read moremay notice folks collecting shells or mussels from rock and fishing off the pier. Nice spot to get pictures. The location of the town is highlighted in the book and film "Safe Haven" by Nicholas Sparks. On our visit in late March 2024, it was a bit windy so be sure to hold onto your hats! Overall, Southport NC is a charming town and makes a pleasant day trip if you're staying in the Wilmington NC area. It has a relaxed vibe. Historically, it's an interesting town because it resisted any type of major development. Be sure to stroll by the City Pier as part of your exploration and visit!

Very hard review due to the mixed feelings I have about this place. My first impression was over…read morethe phone when I asked about check in time I was told it is 3pm and if you want to check in before it is an additional 25 dollar fee, seriously? yes even if the site is available, ok so what do I do if my GPS takes me there and arrive at 2:40 and she said you still have to pay the 25 dollar fee or you can wait at a nearby Walmart. Gave me the impression that is not a customer friendly campground. I wasn't given the discount because I didn't ask for it, no refunds after the site has been reserved, no credits either. Upon arrival we were waiting to be checked in behind a Class A rig by the gate house and due to the size of the Class A I could not read the tiny sign indicating that if there was nobody at the gate to come inside, finally when that rig moved I realized I had to go inside, another 5 or six minutes wasted after 3pm no big deal but it adds up to my initial disconformity. The place is huge! I have never been to a campground with over 1000 sites not one hundred but one thousand! Very hard water but that is not their fault, city water. Got to our site and it looks ok but but but it is not concrete and it is not gravel, it is a combination of dirt sand and leaves. That tells me the site may have been vacant for several days and the 25 dollar fee is not even justified because I am not rushing employees to clean up the site that just became available the day of my arrival. Dirt and sand, no problem as long as there is no rain because I brought my 14 X 14 rug but guess what it rained all day the day before our departure and it was a bit of a mess even if we take our shoes off inside the coach. We didn't partake in any of the amenities available like the water park and the corn hole etc because of the convention we were attending here and BTW the facility we were given was very nice to accommodate about 80 plus of us. I take one star for the fact that my site wasn't quite level and for the dirt, it is not even gravel for goodness sake. I wouldn't call it a resort unless every site was concrete Would I come back? Yes just because the beach right there a few feet from the sites that are closest to the Information Center where we gather every day for our conference. It turns out they give a discount but they won't offer it to you unless you ASK for it and because I didn't ask at the time I booked they refused to refund because it is run by a corporation with dozens and tens of dozens of employees. Inclined to take two stars but because I had a great time with our new friends at the convention I am leaving this place very happy and wishing to come back when it is not raining ALL DAY with a bloody mess on my shoes with all the dirt and sand. Water park inside for the youngins but the dirt and sand prevents me from calling a five star resort but a four star campground

This is the largest resort I could ever imagine. Over 1000 sites ! We went after Labor Day and it…read morewas great. The sites are sand and leaves so after leveling the camper it had shifted and we had to do it again . We knew to ask for the discount at check in , so that was helpful. It was after Labor Day, so there were no teenagers making noise. It was actually pretty quiet. People walking their dogs and riding their golf carts around. If you have a golf cart, bring it. Renting one is pricey . We walked everywhere, but that do have bikes that you can use.

Beautiful park in NMB for locals, or anyone visiting who needs a break from the tourist activities…read moreand their often-high price tags. I've been visiting McLean Park for over 30 years now. My parents took me here during vacations when I was a child, and now I visit with my children. The space has improved a lot over the years. There's still the beautiful small lake that the park is centered around. They've added a small dock with a covered space that includes benches. My children and I love watching all of the turtles swimming in the water below. For anyone who needs a space to run / walk, there is a paved path that circles the park. For the kids, there are two separate playgrounds -- one geared towards younger kids and one towards older kids. During the summer months, they often hold free movie nights here, complete with snacks. We watched a screening of "Lilo and Stitch" projected on a large screen that a group had set up. Bathrooms are available. A Free Little Library is next to the playgrounds. Overall, a truly great and functional little park.

Nice walking trail and picnic area. A bit dirty with dog poop however so we're likely to not go…read moreback.

Big and beautiful! My wife and I drove along the lakeshore road and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves…read more The old homes beautiful trees with moss growing in them are very picturesque. We saw the biggest Magnolia Tree I've ever seen in my life! And then there is the very random rhinoceros statue peeking out at you from behind a fence!

Lake Waccamaw State Park is located in Columbus County. The Visitor Center was a great place to…read morespend a rainy day! It is filled with history and ecology. It is on the smaller side but filled with interesting information and dedicates a lot of space to the history and artifacts of the Waccamaw Siouan Indian Tribe. The Lake is the largest of the Carolina Bays. The bays are multiple oval-shaped lakes that were likely formed over the last ice age. The Waccamaw Siouan Indian Tribe viewed the lake's formation as the result of a meteor that left a deep crater. The Visitor Center explores that theory, as well as others. Lake Waccamaw was a logging town, and cypress trees were used for shingles. The weather-resistant shingles were chosen for George Washington's home in Mt. Vernon. Fifty years after the Lake Waccamaw Dam was built, the state established a state park. It started at 273 acres, but over time, more land was acquired, and the park is now 2,300 acres. The park is considered a hyper-unique ecosystem because the limestone bluff keeps the water clear, and the alkaline conditions support fish and mollusk species found only here, and nowhere else in the world, such as the Waccamaw spike mussel and the Waccamaw darter fish. They have a fossilized skull of a Balaenula whale that swam through the coastal plain millions of years ago. The Lake Waccamaw State Park is home to black bears, bobcats, carnivorous plants, and American alligators. Though the rain kept me inside this time, the park also features several trails and a scenic boardwalk that I look forward to exploring on a sunny day.