A couple campers and a handful of vans parked in lot furthest from the store.

Only camping allowed here is in the off-season, usually Nov-March. Can sometimes squeeze out a date here and there during shoulder season if the weather isn’t consistently nice. We full-timed in the area for nearly a decade (traveling the country at different ones of the year) before buying a beach house not too far from here. We still have friends with Class A’s or combos (all are too long for our driveway and are banned by HOA anyway) who will try to spend either first night, last or both to avoid extra park charges on late night arrival or late checkout fees but it never flies in summer. We’ve known RVers whose rigs were booted or even towed for $500+ fines. It’s worse at the Walmarts even closer to Myrtle Beach Proper. We tell guests that $60 a night beats $500.