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Myrtle Beach Travel Park Campground

10108 Kings Road, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572    (800) 255-3568

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This 125-acre oceanfront campground offers guests a wide variety of sites including oceanfront sites along a half-mile of wide, sandy beachfront; spacious shaded sites set amid century-old live oaks; and lakeside campsites on a bluff overlook  a beautiful, 17-acre freshwater lake filled with bass and bream for an unforgettable fishing experience.  Fully-furnished rental units are also available – you need only to bring your linens.  Guest amenities abound, including 300-foot lazy river, spacious pool surrounded by a 9000 square foot sunning deck, heated indoor pool, landscaped playground and recreational areas, picnic tables at each parking space,  pull-through parking, cable TV and complete grocery store with gift shop – truly all the comforts of home.  The wonderful oceanfront location, modern camping facilities and a wide variety of on-premises family activities, including a campground ministry, make Myrtle Beach Travel Park a seaside camping paradise!

Amenities Include

• Clean, modern laundry facilities
• Modern Bath houses
• Bike rentals
• Heated indoor pool
• 17-acre freshwater lake stocked with bass and bream
• Landscaped playground and recreational areas
• Complete grocery store
• Restaurant and snack bar
• Pavilion and recreational room
• Picnic tables at each parking space
• Full utilities
• Dump Station
• Pull-thru level parking
• Visitor information
• Full hookup and Cable TV (yellow site)
• Church Services
• Large swimming pool with 9,000 sq. ft. sun deck
• LP Gas Delivery
• Camper Storage
• Year-round Recreation Program
• Trailer sales
• Annual lease sites
• Special off-season rates
• Free WiFi Available

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Wonderful family place

We had a awesome time while we stayed here , we rented a rv and another space for the rv of our own , very clean and nice and great atmosphere for families looking to come and relax and have fun

Love love loved this place

We are from Easley SC, decided to kick summer off In May with a trip to the beach and do some surf fishing. We had the best time. The RV spots are big with plenty of room to park, the bath house is one of the best I have ever seen, very clean and up to date. Plenty of hot water , water pressure, and private with plenty of room to move around. The presentation of the park is beautiful with plenty to do but not so busy you can't relax. The nights are peaceful. We took our dogs, Fishing on the lake wasn't that great, but still a beautiful view with wild life. We loved it so much we are returning for a week at Christmas and Kick off the new year 2023. Look forward to many trips here. Oh and the breakfast is awesome at the seaside cafe. The employees throughout the park are very helpful and friendly. The Meece Family.

Love this campground

Been camping ever since it opened. Love this place. Wish it go back to being able to picking out camp site like you use too. When your handicap it can make a difference on your stay. Renting golf carts can be a little pricey for retired people. But anyway best campground ever.

ALWAYS CLEAN AND FRIENDLY

WE HAVE STAYED HERE DURING ALL 4 SEASONS AND ENJOYED OUR STAY EACH TIME. REASONABLY REGULATED AND WELL MAINTAINED. MY WIFE HAS DEMENTIA AND GOT LOST IN THE PARK ONE TIME. THE MANAGEMENT IMMEDIATELY HAD THE PARK SEARCHED BY A POSSE OF WHITE PICKUP TRUCKS AND SHE WAS LOCATED QUICKLY. WE WOULDN'T STAY ANYWHERE ELSE AT THE BEACH.

40 years and counting

Great family campground fun for all ages clean and safe in July it will 40 years in a row we have stayed there.

LOVE THIS RESORT

Great place for family to enjoy the beach without all the crowds. Super friendly staff, very clean and well kept amenities, have been spending our summer vacations here for going on 4 years and always look forward to returning. So many activities for kids, bike ride away from shopping, great for running through the park or on the beach. Can't wait for our next trip!

This was our first trip to Myrtle Beach Travel park and it was great.Campgrounds are well taken care of. It's a small community everyone super nice. We had ocean view and it was perfect! The weather and water was perfect. I will definitely be returning again. Fantastic for a family with pets.

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“Great beach location!”

The campground is HUGE. Sights are pretty close, so definitely get one around the lake or beachfront if you'd like more space. We were beachfront and loved just hopping over the dunes to the beach. We camped at Myrtle Beach Travel Park in a Fifth Wheel.

About a mile walk down the beach to Apache Pier, with some shops and dining, but the nicer restaurants seem to be farther from the beach. King and 44 BBQ and Hook and Barrel out on US17 were both amazing! Skip the Barefoot Queen riverboat tour....

“Great access to the beach, large & clean bath houses, and friendly staff.”

This is the second year my wife and I have stayed the month of April at Myrtle Beach Travel Park. My wife loves the short walk to the beach. There are so many things to do in Myrtle Beach area -- we We camped at Myrtle Beach Travel Park in a Fifth Wheel.

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“Do not take a site on the main road. Too busy.”

We parked on the main road and there was a lot of traffic. Pool was awesome and lazy river was fun. Easy walk to beach which was very clean. Ripley's, illusion lab at Myrtle Beach was a lot of fun. We camped at Myrtle Beach Travel Park in a Fifth Wheel.

A lot to do at nearby Myrtle Beach. Good shops and food....

“Beautiful sites, great location”

Weve been coming here for years, but this is the first time weve come with our own RV. Staff was welcoming and quick with check-in, everything hooked up perfectly, and we have already booked for next We camped at Myrtle Beach Travel Park in a Motorhome.

General store and the new beachy bean coffee shop are lovely!...

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“Wonderful park with tons of amenities ”

This park has everything you need. Great location by beach, pool, clean bathrooms and huge laundry facility. The only thing to be aware is to be prepared for lots of sand. With the wind blowing off We camped at Myrtle Beach Travel Park in a Fifth Wheel.

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“ they have an Arcade that also serves food and their is a little cafe near the beach on the property. ” in 12 reviews

“ We picked up our camper from storage and headed right over, and ended up staying for 7 nights. ” in 3 reviews

“ The food at the breakfast place was great, and at the snack bar it was terrible, as was the service there. ” in 6 reviews

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10108 Kings Rd

Myrtle Beach, SC 29572

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We loved it there. Spent three months. We were 5 spots from the beach and loved walking the beach every day. It was a very convenient location for the many golf courses. Very clean and friendly.

Shells from the beach

We spent a few days here trying the dog on his first camping trip it has nice bath houses a pool lazy river a well equipped camp store and even an arcade and on top of it all it's right on the beach

Buddys first camping trip

Lovely park! Had the option to park right by the ocean (but convenience fee to be able to choose your own spot is 2.50 per night). The place is kept very well. Some of the things that I loved were the clean bathhouses, outside is clear of litter, indoor heated pool, 24-hr laundromat (although it was far from us + quiet time started at 11pm ‍). They have an app to see everything they offer plus maps, rules, you name it. They had a freakin Starbucks ya'll..yes Starbucks. In the same place they had pastries, breakfast items and other treats. We rented a golf cart which was so convenient to get around anywhere in the park but it's kinda expensive for me. The people their were friendly in general. I met a neighbor a camp spot away from me in the bathhouse that gave me great advice and tips for our next destination. The only downer for us was that there were amenities and activities that were closed for the season or was getting renovated. I would definitely go back again for a longer time right before peak summer as it was my first time at Myrtle Beach and didn't get to see everything!

Cute bridge over a lake to the trading post

I used to think this was a nice campground, but the last time I was there, I was very surprised that the atmosphere had changed. As you might know everyone has a flagpole as a part of their site. People used to fly the American flag, or maybe their state flag or favorite team. Of course, just like the rest of our country, it's now mostly flags making political statements. It's like that's all anyone wants to think about. When I am on vacation I like to enjoy the beach and take it easy. I don't want to be reminded 24/7 of how divided our country has become. This bothered me very much and kind of ruined my vacation. I no longer recommend MB Travel Park.

Came to MBTP for Labor Day weekend. We got in late Thursday night (around 12 am) where we were greeted by the security guard. He was friendly gave us a map to our camping spot so we could quickly get settled for the night. Next morning a woman came to our site telling us we couldn't ride our golf carts that we trailered 4 hours because you can only ride a golf cart if you are handicap or a primary resident. Apparently it's in the rules but we were unaware or we wouldn't have stayed here. For the rest of the weekend we were followed and harassed anytime we tried to ride our golf cart to the pool, beach or anywhere around this facility that is over 125 acres and has almost 1200 sites. Keep in mind we brought our small children (under 2) and my in laws who are over 60 but not considered handicap and they were required to walk everywhere we went. There were plenty of people riding their golf carts around but like I said they were either handicap or primary residents so it was kind of a slap in the face we had to walk everywhere even though we had brought our own golf carts. We won't be coming back to MBTP but other than the golf cart issue everything was clean, pool area is nice with a kid area and large enough where it didn't feel crowded.

Great family friendly environment and an awesome location next to the Tanger outlets and Walmart for all your needs, great basically private beach access, only reason I didn't give 5 stars is some of the spots are really uneven and could use some re-leveling but most of them are excellent. Clean showers and restrooms, stores, pools, and arcade fun for all

We stayed in a rental RV from 6/24 till 7/2. Our first time and it won't be our last. A wonderful community feel. The cost of items at the general store, arcade and restaurant were reasonable- most places would have increased prices to take advantage of being on premises. it was an older RV and not the newest and it had nothing that felt old. Some of the pans were scratched up on the non stick and when I called guest services they replaced them very promptly The activities for kids and adults were great, not over the top just good fun entertainment. The restaurant on the grounds was great again no bells or whistles just sone good food. I love going there for breakfast. Everyone was friendly. I felt like it was like the old Catskills resorts.

Quiet, peaceful place to stay. Family oriented. Recommend for anyone who wants a relaxing vacation. Lots to do for the kids as well. Love it!!

This place would have easily gotten a "great" review had it not been for the neighboring property and a 6am on Sunday morning "Sunday Service" (granted it was Easter Sunday) that woke everyone with loud obnoxious music. I've never wanted to hit a preacher so bad that morning but I love Jesus and refrained. The resort next door had their pool just beyond the fence which provided some noise and they had a super bright light shining directly onto the fence line. I suppose that is good for security. The good stuff was really good though. The showers were clean and hot. Great pressure. The restrooms in general were very clean. The Breakfast By The Sea restaurant was 500 feet from my tent so we had a great breakfast every morning. Friday night they had a DJ and Saturday a band. Security was good and they made their rounds. We felt safe and secure. The location of this site (B2) was the best I've ever had... so close to the beach you wondered if the ocean was going to lap up to your door! I was surprised to learn that they had electric and water on the site as well. I would have brought more AC powered items had I known that! Great place, local to everything including shops and restaurants. Check-in was easy and they let me check-in early. We will be back. My daughter loved this place and so did I.

Home away from home! We love it at Myrtle Beach Travel park. Checking in was a breeze and everyone was very helpful and friendly. We visit at least twice a year.

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Myrtle Beach Travel Park Campground (South Carolina)

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Myrtle Beach Travel Park is located right next to the ocean on a half-mile of beautiful beach. The large park has over 400 campsites with hookups, mobile home sites and ocean villa rentals available.

Amenities include water, modern restrooms, showers, laundry facilities, free WiFi, snack bar and restaurant. There’s also a camps tore, swimming pool, lazy river, splash pool, playground, basketball, volleyball, horseshoe pit and a freshwater lake for fishing.  Kayak, paddle board and pedal boats are also available to rent at the Kayak Shack.

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• Group Pavilion
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• Recycling Center
• Restrooms (Flush Toilets)
• Wifi (free)
• Beach Access
• Beach Combing
• Bird Watching
• Paddle boarding (SUP)
• Paddle Boating
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• Recreation Room
• Skin Diving
• Sports Court
• Swimming Pool
• Walking Trails
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Myrtle Beach, Coastal South Carolina, South Carolina, United States

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• On the beach, near grocery store, restaurants, and golf courses
• Rental units include fully equipped kitchens, private bathrooms, and flat-screen TVs
• Uniquely shaped outdoor pool plus lazy river and kids' pool
• Classic American cuisine at seasonal restaurant, Breakfast by the Sea (seasonal)
• Lovely indoor pool with large windows
• Basketball and volleyball courts plus arcade and fishing area
• On-site grocery store as well as huge guest laundry facility
• Daily site trash pick up
• Free Wi-Fi throughout
• Pet-friendly
• Rental unit rooms are small and guests must bring their own linens
• No coffeemakers or dishwashers
• Tents not allowed on beach
• No motorcycles allowed on campgrounds
• Wi-Fi signal is weak in some areas

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Located right on the beach, the mid-range Myrtle Beach Travel Park has 1150 sites, including rentable Ocean Villas and Travel Trailers. Rental units have fully equipped kitchens, flat-screen TVs, and full private bathrooms, while campsites have hook ups including water, sewer, and cable. However, many of the units are dated and have small rooms, and guests must bring their own linens. Facilities include indoor and outdoor swimming pools, sports courts, and a huge lake with fishing available. The seasonal on-site restaurant, Breakfast by the Sea, offers American cuisine for breakfast and lunch. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property, but the signal is weak in places. 

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Right on the beach, the campground is surrounded by beautiful, well-maintained grounds full of trees, and has walkways out to the beach. Many of the picnic tables at the campgrounds have roof-style coverings for shade in the summer and there are birdhouses that attract local birds. A brick fountain sits next to a large lake and there's a wooden dock with bench seating. The lobby is dated, with potted plants, light-pink and green furnishings, and an old striped sofa. 

Beachfront location, with restaurants, shops, and golf courses within walking distance

The Myrtle Beach Travel Park sits on the beach, within walking distance of the Tanger Outlets, Arcadian Shores Golf Club, a Walmart, and a number of restaurants. The Myrtle Beach Mall, Barefoot Landing, House of Blues Myrtle Beach, and the Alabama Theatre are all less than a 10-minute drive away, while Ripley’s Aquarium and Broadway at the Beach are a 15-minute drive from the property. The Grand Strand Airport is 10-minutes from the campgrounds while Myrtle Beach International Airport is about 20-minutes.

Rooms with full-kitchens and private bathrooms, plus campsites and RV hook ups

Several different lodging options are available at the Myrtle Beach Travel Park, including Ocean Villas, Travel Trailers, and campgrounds with hookups for RVs.

The Ocean Villas are manufactured homes and include kitchens with full-size refrigerators, cooking ranges, microwaves, and sinks, as well as a dining areas with green laminate tables and wooden chairs. All have cramped living areas with sofas and flat-screen TVs as well as small bedrooms with tiny windows, light-wood furniture, gray walls, and brown bedspreads. Private bathrooms include shower/tub combos and the same green countertops as the kitchen and dining area. Travel Trailers have wood floors, tables with bench seating, and tan leather couches. Kitchens have microwaves, full-size refrigerators, ovens, and stoves and the living areas have wall-mounted flat-screen TVs. Small bedrooms have tan-colored comforters and tiny windows. Private bathrooms have brown laminate countertops and walk-in showers. No toiletries or linens are provided in either unit type. 

Campsites include 30- and 50-amp hook-ups plus cable, water, and sewage. All parking spaces on the property, including rental units, have picnic tables outside, and beach spots have pavilions over the tables for shade. Daily trash pick up is provided. A total of 11 public bathrooms with heating and air-conditioning are dotted throughout the property, each with about nine showers. All are clean and updated with blue, white, and green tile, and there are lots of sinks and counter space. 

Pool, lazy river, sports courts, on-site grocery store, and laundry facilities

Myrtle Beach Travel Park features a large sun deck with an outdoor pool, a smaller kids' pool, and a long, serpentine lazy river. There's also a big indoor pool with floor-to-ceiling windows and plastic chairs. Basketball and volleyball courts are situated right next to the beach, and there is a playground with climbing features and slides. Fishing is allowed at the on-site lake, which is full of bass and bream fish.

The on-site store sells grocery items and other camping necessities and there is a huge laundry facility with many machines and picnic tables inside. The seasonal restaurant, Breakfast by the Sea, offers classic American dishes for breakfast and lunch and gets good reviews. Ministry and nondenominational church services are also available, and each site has its own parking area.

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Band of Oz Live Performance – July 8th:

Mark your calendars for July 8th as the renowned Band of Oz takes the stage at Myrtle Beach Travel Park. Get ready to dance the night away as this talented band delivers a high-energy performance that will have you grooving to the rhythm of summer. With their infectious tunes and electrifying stage presence, Band of Oz promises an evening filled with music, laughter, and memories that will last a lifetime. And to satisfy your hunger cravings, Breakfast by the Sea will be serving up delicious food, ensuring that your night is nothing short of spectacular.

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13 Things To Do In Myrtle Beach: Complete Guide To Where Sun, Sand, & Sea Meet

A Myrtle Beach vacation might already be on your bucket list, but if it isn't, it should be. With so many things to do in Myrtle Beach, it's hard to narrow down an itinerary to just a few days, but whether your trip is a weekend getaway or a weeks-long excursion, there is plenty to see and do.

Check out this Myrtle Beach travel guide for information on what to see, when to see it, and how to make the best of each attraction.

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Things To Do in Myrtle Beach

Check out this comprehensive Myrtle Beach vacation guide for sights, tips, and recommendations.

Pirates Voyage Dinner & Show

One thing to do while in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is to attend a Pirates Voyage Dinner & Show . Here, visitors can experience an epic pirate battle but also live mermaids.

This is a great attraction for children and families and runs for about two hours.

• Cost : Tickets start at $69.99

On top of the interactive show, diners also get to indulge in a four-course meal, so this is a great event for special nights.

The Carolina Opry

The next place to check out in Myrtle Beach is the Carolina Opry. This musical variety show has been voted the best in Myrtle Beach since its opening and has become a major attraction in the city.

• Shows here also last about two hours, so make sure and plan around that timeframe.
• Cost : Ticket prices vary by show but seem to start around $50

Myrtle Beach also has other great shows throughout the city, and there's a theme to suit every taste.

Brookgreen Gardens

For tourists wanting to explore a stunning garden while in Myrtle Beach, Brookgreen Gardens may be the perfect way to spend an afternoon. This location consists of a sculpture garden and wildlife preserve located just south of Murrells Inlet in South Carolina.

The garden boasts 9,100 acres, featuring several themed gardens featuring American figurative sculptures, the Lowcountry Zoo, and trails through several ecosystems.

• Cost : Tickets are $12 for kids, $22 for adults

Barefoot Landing

Moving onto a shopping area in Myrtle Beach, Barefoot Landing is the perfect spot to shop name brands, as well as local collections. At this shopping mall, visitors can experience a retail and entertainment village around a lake with restaurants, a theater, a visitor center, and a carousel.

Barefoot Landing is a great spot for afternoons or evenings, as it offers food and entertainment on top of some of the best shopping in the area.

Broadway Grand Prix

Heading to the racetracks, there is the Broadway Grand Prix in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, which promises plenty of fun for the entire family.

As described by the company, Broadway Grand Prix is Myrtle Beach's premier family fun destination, with 19 attractions, including 7 go-kart tracks, 6 kids rides, 2 mini golf courses, an indoor arcade, a new max flight simulator, and more.

• Cost : Broadway Grand Prix tickets are based on the visitor's height; the priciest ticket is for patrons 60" and taller at $46.99.

Spend A Day At The Beach

By far, the top thing to do in Myrtle Beach is to visit the beach the area is named after. Myrtle Beach State Park is a stunning, wide stretch of beach that visitors can easily access when staying at any of the oceanfront hotels or resorts.

Beachgoers are often found flying kites, engaging in a wide array of beach sports activities as well as cooling off in the Atlantic Ocean in some of the clearest waters in South Carolina in the hot summer months. Best of all, Myrtle Beach is free to enjoy 365 days a year.

There are less-crowded beaches throughout South Carolina , but they are not always on the beaten path.

Looking for other free things to do? Myrtle Beach has many no-cost attractions to enjoy .

Walk The Myrtle Beach Boardwalk/Ride The SkyWheel

Perhaps the most iconic top attraction in Myrtle Beach is its beach boardwalk and its imposing SkyWheel Ferris wheel. The 1.4-mile boardwalk has bars, restaurants, arcades, and endless entertainment, and it is no wonder that the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk ranks among the most fun boardwalks in the United States .

The SkyWheel, at 187 feet in height, offers amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding beaches and is lit festively at night, making it the most noticeable structure in Myrtle Beach’s skyline.

Catch Live Music At The Bowery Club

The Bowery Club is a renowned and historic live music venue just steps away from the beach itself in Myrtle Beach. The club features live music every night starting at 8:30 p.m. Be sure to check the event calendar to see if any big names are coming to town, as The Bowery Club is known to host some of the biggest names in country music.

Regardless of whether the band is a big name or a small one, it is worth spending an evening at this live music institution.

Explore Under The Sea At Ripley’s Aquarium

For some family fun and education, take a trip to Ripley's Aquarium . This is a great activity for those with families, as there are many educational and interactive exhibits in this aquarium. The aquarium features various tanks with aquatic life in its multi-level space and even has a penguin colony.

There are various add-on experiences available, including an up-close encounter with the penguins.

• Ripley's Aquarium is open 365 days a year and opens at 9 a.m. daily, making it a great escape from the heat, cold, and inevitable rain.
• Cost : Tickets start at $39.99 for aquarium access; various adventures cost more.

Book A Scenic Helicopter Ride

A birds-eye view of Myrtle Beach makes a vacation here even more exciting. Numerous vendors offer helicopter rides around the resort city , but it may pay to shop around; helicopter rides are pricey.

• Cost : Anywhere from $20 to $180+

Take A Horseback Riding Excursion

Horseback riding is another exciting thing to do in Myrtle Beach, especially for animal lovers. Visitors can traipse along the beach with an equine friend, see the sights, and spend time solo or with a group.

• Cost : Horseback riding tours in Myrtle Beach start at around $50 an hour

Test Your Luck At A Myrtle Beach Casino

A Myrtle Beach vacation isn't complete without trying your luck, right? Myrtle Beach (and the rest of the Carolinas) offers a long list of thrilling casinos where visitors can try their hand. Most casinos also offer entertainment venues and dining, to help round out the entertainment options.

Explore Unique Myrtle Beach Museums

Another exciting addition to any Myrtle Beach vacation guide? Stops at local museums! Myrtle Beach has everything from history museums to cultural attractions and more. Visit a wax museum, stop in at an aquarium, or check out the children's museum.

Best Time To Visit Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach is a great destination throughout the year. Each season has a different appeal, and each has its pros and cons. Below are reasons why Myrtle Beach is unique and special in all four seasons.

Spring marks the start of tourism in Myrtle Beach. It is a great way to beat the crowds and the summer prices. Be mindful that some establishments might still be closed in March and April, with most things getting into full swing by Memorial Day weekend. Keep in mind the water temperatures will be frigid this time of year, but beach walks are ideal.

Summer is by far the best time to enjoy all the beauty and bounty that Myrtle Beach has to offer. With the weather in the 80s and low 90s, almost every day is a perfect beach day, and the water temperatures are perfect for swimming activities and various water sports.

There are, however, both pros and cons to visiting Myrtle Beach in the summer .

The perfect summer weather conditions also bring less-than-ideal crowds. Expect the beaches to be packed with people fighting for space in the sand, as well as difficult parking. In addition to space issues, prices also reach their height in the summer. Everything from hotels to food to rental equipment reaches peak level in the summer.

For those looking for pleasant weather without crowds, early to mid-fall is ideal. There are far fewer crowds and hotel prices tend to go down starting after Labor Day weekend. This means a cheaper trip but fewer days of tanning. This time of year is wonderful for lounge chairs on the beach and long beach walks.

Winter and beaches don’t often go hand-in-hand, but it is certainly possible to visit Myrtle Beach in the winter. Some argue it is better to visit Myrtle Beach in Winter over the summer .

For one, there are no crowds. There are also often great hotel deals.

Some restaurants and bars are closed in the winter, but those that are open take on a more local feel in these months. Myrtle Beach is also host to several festivals in the holiday season, including the visually captivating Night of A Thousand Candles at Brookgreen Gardens.

Related: 10 Things To Expect When Visiting Myrtle Beach in Off-Season

Best Ways To Get Around Myrtle Beach

When arriving in and traveling around Myrtle Beach, there are several options available. For those not interested in using a car, it is entirely possible to arrive at Myrtle Beach International Airport and take a car service to a beachfront hotel.

From there, much of the downtown and beach area is walkable, with many of the top sites and attractions close by.

If the trip itinerary calls for a venture beyond the immediate boardwalk vicinity, then car or public transport is required.

Public Transportation

Coast RTA Public Transit offers 8 different bus routes that cover the majority of the Myrtle Beach and Grand Strand area. The bus also offers transportation into the hub of Myrtle Beach for those who don’t want to spend lots of money on parking or battle for a parking space.

• For more information on bus routes and ticketing through Coast RTA Public Transit .

Getting Around Myrtle Beach By Car

Renting a car or arriving by car is the most popular way to explore Myrtle Beach. Having a car allows visitors the chance to explore the many beaches to the north and south of Myrtle Beach, many of which are far less crowded than Myrtle Beach itself.

For those interested in golfing or visiting more remote destinations, a car is best. Keep in mind parking in popular areas in the peak summer months can be challenging and expensive.

Where To Eat And Drink In Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach has a plethora of restaurants and bars to choose from. From hidden hole-in-the-wall establishments to iconic and historic bars along the boardwalk, this area has it all.

The hard part isn't finding a place; it's choosing which one to sit down at.

• Drift : High-end breakfast eatery with menu favorites like chicken and waffles and several egg benedict variations.
• Donald’s Pancake House : Affordable breakfast option with eclectic pancake house-style menu.

Looking for gorgeous views while enjoying breakfast? There are plenty of Myrtle Beach eateries for morning delights .

Mid-Day Meals

• Abraham’s Gyros : Amazing and cheap gyros and Mediterranean food. One of the best restaurants along the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and also one of the most affordable.
• Simply Southern Smokehouse: Off the beaten path, offering delicious and reasonably priced southern BBQ. A must-have for those visiting from outside the Southern U.S. Great takeout option as well.
• The Melting Pot Restaurant of Myrtle Beach : High-end American contemporary restaurant. Great for date night. Pre-set several-course meal options available.
• Hook & Barrel : Carefully designed and welcoming ambiance. American cuisine with ample seafood options and local fare.
• Hurricane’s Daiquiri Bar & Grill : Great variety of frozen beverages steps away from the beach at Myrtle Beach. Colorful ambiance featuring live music and a full grill menu.
• 8th Ave. Tiki Bar & Grill : Laid back island-themed bar & grille with frozen cocktails, bar food, and patio seating
• The Bowery : A Myrtle Beach iconic music venue and bar. Live music is featured nightly at 8:30 and just steps away from the beach.

Where To Stay In Myrtle Beach

Finding a place to stay in Myrtle Beach only takes a few clicks; here are some of the best options at a range of price points.

Budget-Friendly

Dayton House Resort

• 2400 North Ocean Blvd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-3243
• Oceanfront resort with 2-acre lounge lawn complete with tanning chairs and umbrellas. An on-site restaurant, beachfront pool, on-site restaurant, and lazy river.
• Several room types include ocean-view rooms, family suites, and more affordable lower-tier rooms.
• Starts at around $100 per night

Affordable Suites Myrtle Beach

• 117 West Perry Road, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
• 10-minute drive from the Boardwalk and reasonable driving distance from various attractions
• Rooms feature kitchenettes and cooking facilities, laundry service is available, barbecue grills in common areas
• Starts around $109 per night

Mid-Level Accommodations

Dunes Village Resort

• 5200 North Ocean Boulevard, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-2539
• The hotel has its own indoor water park outdoor pool, and multiple on-site dining options. Steps from the beach. Great for families, as there is a kid zone and family-oriented activities.
• Several room types to choose from, including suites with full kitchens, balconies, and more.
• Starts at just over $100 per night

Coral Beach Resort & Suites

• 1105 South Ocean Boulevard, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-4538
• Laid-back oceanfront resort with various recreation and activity rooms. Fitness center, multiple pools, ocean view rooms.
• The only hotel in Myrtle Beach with an on-site bowling alley! Total of 10 pool attractions, with both outdoor and indoor pools and a lazy river.

Related: 10 Reasons To Book Kingston Resorts For Your Next Myrtle Beach Getaway

Top-Tier Hotels And Resorts

Marriott Myrtle Beach Resort & Spa at Grande Dunes

• 8400 Costa Verde Dr, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572
• A 4-Star hotel offering Spa Services tranquil pool set in a premium oceanfront location.
• Great for families and couples alike. Emphasis on relaxation with its spa services.
• Starts at around $199 per night

Hilton Grand Vacations Club Ocean Enclave Myrtle Beach

• 1600 N Ocean Blvd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
• This is a luxe all-suite hotel in the Hilton Family, offering ocean-view rooms, dining, and ocean views.
• All rooms are suites, with several tiers available, including rooms with full modern kitchens available.
• Deals appear to drop as low as about $180 per night

Related: 10 Hotels In Myrtle Beach On The Strip Where Excitement Meets Coastal Charm

North Beach Resort & Villas

• 719 North Beach Boulevard Suite 3, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
• A 60-acre luxury resort in North Myrtle Beach with a spa, fitness center, fine dining restaurant, golf course, and more.
• Exclusive and vast property complete with golf course, luxurious swimming pools, with swim-up bar.
• Rates appear to average about $185 per night

Related: 10 Myrtle Beach Hotels With Jacuzzi In Room To Unwind In Blissful Luxury

Tips For Visiting Myrtle Beach

Whether traveling as a family, as a couple, or as a solo traveler, there are a few important things to note about a trip to Myrtle Beach. For one, when looking into booking a trip, keep in mind that timing is everything.

Not only does the time of year change what activities are available, but it also changes the room rates.

Related: 10 Top-Rated Things To Do In Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach is a wildly popular vacation destination in the summer, so booking well in advance is encouraged. This is especially true when renting a vacation home, as inventory tends to dwindle as the spring approaches. The moral of the story here is to book in advance.

Also, remember that while Myrtle Beach does not offer direct sunset views (the sun sets in the West, after all), it does offer a magnificent sunrise. Be sure to catch at least one glorious sunrise while visiting.

• Where is Myrtle Beach? Myrtle Beach is a city located in South Carolina. The area includes multiple beaches such as Cherry Grove, Central Myrtle, North Myrtle, Surfside, and Myrtle Beach State Park beaches.

How To Spend A Perfect Day In Myrtle Beach

Any perfect day in Myrtle Beach should involve a trip to the beach. But before venturing to the powdery sand, grab a bite at a local eatery or maybe just a gyro to go from Abraham's Gyro. With food taken care of, grab some water, sunscreen, and a beach chair and bask in all of Myrtle Beach's glory.

When the sun and ocean have both served their purpose, it's cocktail time. Consider grabbing a frozen cocktail along the 1.4-mile boardwalk to cool down. Next, if a wild night is in order, head over to The Bowery for some top-notch live music. For a more mellow evening, ride the SkyWheel at night.

After all, it's something everyone who visits Myrtle Beach has to do at least once.

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Editor Favorites: 15 of the Best Airbnbs in Myrtle Beach

By Melissa Tracey

Updated on May 9, 2024 12:17 PM EDT

31 minute read

Best Overall

Spacious Vacation Townhouse

Best for families.

Family Fun House at Barefoot Resort

Best for adults.

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Myrtle Beach is a prime vacation destination in eastern South Carolina, offering 60 miles of sandy beaches and providing the perfect backdrop for entertainment as well as water and land activities for visiting families and friends—or for reunions or other social gatherings. Vacationers will find a number of high-rise hotels, but you may prefer the comfort of living more like a local in one of the best Airbnbs in Myrtle Beach . Choosing the perfect place to stay can make or break a vacation. Those planning a vacation can use one of the best vacation rental sites , such as Airbnb , to scroll through properties in South Carolina and find choices that provide the privacy of renting a home, condo, or even a campsite.

• See all Airbnbs in Myrtle Beach

Staying in an Airbnb can offer a more unique stay . Guests will find plentiful options for Myrtle Beach vacation rentals, whether they desire a location tucked within a bustling resort or one on a quieter, tree-lined street. Myrtle Beach oceanfront rentals can offer direct beach access—and sometimes more privacy than a hotel right along the beach. Vacationers also may find Myrtle Beach house rentals cheap compared with staying in a hotel, especially if they’re trying to accommodate larger groups or longer stays. Plus, many Airbnbs in South Carolina and Myrtle Beach come with access to private pools and a fully equipped kitchen. Whether renting an Airbnb townhouse, apartment, or entire single-family home, you can find a range of options to meet your needs. This guide will help provide an overview of the range of choices available.

• BEST OVERALL:  Spacious Vacation Townhouse
• BEST FOR FAMILIES:  Family Fun House at Barefoot Resort
• BEST FOR ADULTS:  Luxurious Beachside Villa
• BEST FOR LARGER GROUPS:  Ocean View Beach House
• BEST BANG FOR THE BUCK:  Sunrise Beach House
• LUXURY PICK:  Family-Friendly Luxury Villa
• BEST AMENITIES:  Luxury North Myrtle Beach Villa
• BEST BEACH VIEWS:  Oceanfront Condo
• BEST LAKE VIEWS:  The Tipsy Turtle
• BEST BEACH ACCESS:  Comfortable Cottage
• BEST FOR GOLFERS:  Spacious Condo With Golf Course View
• BEST BUNGALOW:  Beachy Bungalow
• BEST BACKYARD:  Backyard Oasis
• BEST DECOR:  Insta-Worthy Oceanfront Condo
• BEST FOR CAMPING: Lil Bear Tent at Laurel Oaks Estate

What to Consider When Choosing the Best Airbnb in Myrtle Beach for You

Start scrolling through Myrtle Beach house rentals and it’s easy to quickly feel overwhelmed; you have hundreds of choices. Are you looking for a place for a family, friends, couple, or large group? For example, family-friendly Airbnbs can offer perks such as children’s toys, travel cribs, games and arcades, or even bunk beds for older kids to enjoy.

Vacationers wishing to stay in an Airbnb will also want to factor in rates and fees and any other desired amenities (such as access to a pool or whether it’s an Airbnb Myrtle Beach pet-friendly home). Online ratings and reviews (what others think of the property) can also help narrow a search. Luckily, Airbnb’s website has a number of filters to help narrow the selection of homes based on preferences, such as proximity to the beach or nightlife, or you may search for an Airbnb in Myrtle Beach with a private pool. There is a lot to consider, so just ahead is an overview.

Number of Guests, Bedrooms, and Bathrooms

Typically, a perk of getting an Airbnb is that it can accommodate more people than just a standard-size hotel room. Properties with two to six bedrooms—or maybe even more—can accommodate a group of friends, multiple families, or even a family reunion. Airbnb also offers single rooms for rent as well as condos or apartments for those preferring a smaller space for just one or two.

Airbnb homes can offer separate bedrooms and bathrooms for added guest comfort. You might even find properties with bunk beds for the kids. Don’t judge an Airbnb solely by its bedroom count, though, because many Airbnbs may offer foldaway beds or multiple beds in a room to accommodate a larger number of guests than what their bedroom count may indicate.

Rates and Fees

Besides the basic per-night rate, vacationers may find other costs related to their stay. Airbnb properties may tack on a separate cleaning fee and an Airbnb service fee. Any separate fees are usually clearly marked next to the room rate on the property’s booking page. Airbnb also has a feature on its site to display the total price (including all fees, before taxes) as you filter through properties. The total tax, however, is often displayed only once the guest makes the actual request to book the rental.

These extra fees can add up, but guests of hotels also face a lot of separate charges too, including taxes, hospitality fees, phone call charges, parking fees, room service, and possibly more. If cost is a guiding factor, you can compare some Airbnb prices to those of local hotels to see which is cheaper.

Ratings and Reviews

Another good way to narrow a home-rental search is to learn what others have to say about their stays at the property. Airbnb reviews can be posted from actual guest accounts only after their stay is completed, so you’ll have some assurance that posted reviews are coming from verified guests who actually stayed there.

Guests are asked to rate the properties on Airbnb using a 5-point scale based on factors such as cleanliness, host communication, check-in, location, and value. Hosts are able to respond to reviews. If a guest has gripes, you can check how the host responded to get a sense of how they address problems that possibly arise during stays. It could be a good indication of the responsiveness the host will use if you choose to stay there, too.

Many Airbnbs offer more than just a roof over your head. A big benefit to staying in an Airbnb can be all the amenities that a home may offer. The homes may come with access to a private pool or beach. They may offer a game room to keep the kids entertained, or at-home conveniences such as a washer and dryer or fully equipped kitchen and appliances. Those planning a working vacation may desire an Airbnb home that offers a dedicated work space and high-speed Wi-Fi.

Many Airbnbs also may offer exclusive access to nearby resort amenities or those within the community, such as to multiple pools (indoor and out), golf courses, or water sports or beach accessories (such as lounging chairs, umbrellas, towels, and more).

Our Top Picks

We’ve searched through hundreds of Airbnb homes, condos, and apartments available in Myrtle Beach to identify a diverse representation of some of the options available. These are a few of our top selections.

Why It Made the Cut: This townhouse is located in the gated community of the North Beach Plantation; not only does it offer a prime location with the oceanfront, but it also comes with access to pools and private cabanas with butler service.

For those looking for extra pampering during their stay, this townhouse dubbed the “Beach House” may offer it all. The townhome comes with easy access to the white-sand beaches of Myrtle Beach (the beach is just a 5-minute walk from the home). Or guests can go salt-free by taking advantage of the nearby resort facilities included with their stay, like 2.5 acres of Caribbean-themed pool amenities with multiple shared pools (indoor and out) as well as a hot tub. The indoor pool complex has a lazy river, too. Enjoy personal cabanas (with butler service!) and a swim-up bar. Guests also can receive complimentary transportation to all on-site amenities, including the 3,000-square-foot fitness center, spa (which includes an outdoor garden sanctuary), the Steak House, and the Turkish hammam (a traditional Turkish spa intended for cleaning and relaxing). The townhouse is across from Barefoot Landing, a prime spot for entertainment and dining in the area.

This 2-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-level townhome can accommodate up to six guests. The house is decorated in lighter color schemes with beachy vibes, offering a soothing stay for both families traveling with children or couples. On the first level, find the primary suite as well as a second bedroom with a private bathroom. The property also offers a fully equipped kitchen, washer and dryer, a 1-car garage, and rocking chairs on the back porch and a dining table on the upper back deck to enjoy the outside spaces. Keep in mind that the primary renter must be at least 25 years of age to reserve this property.

• Maximum number of guests: 6 guests/2 bedrooms/4 beds
• Number of bathrooms: 2 baths
• Rate: $330/night
• Rating: 5.0
• Standout amenities: Shared pools and hot tub, resort views, beach essentials
• Complimentary shuttle service
• Access to fitness center, Turkish hammam, spa, and garden sanctuary
• Luxurious indoor and outdoor pool complexes with private cabanas and butler service
• Airy, beachy home design
• Convenient beach access
• Primary renter must be at least 25 years of age

Sample Review: “Daniela’s home is absolutely beautiful and serene! The perfect location and place to spend quality time with family. I look forward to booking this beauty again soon in the very near future!”

Why It Made the Cut: A true play place for kids and adults alike that features its own arcade lounge, workout room, rooftop terrace, and access to a host of resort amenities.

Those looking for at-home entertainment may find this 4-bedroom, 4.5-bath townhouse to be the perfect fit. The home is dubbed the “Family Fun House” and is located in the gated Dye Estates section within Barefoot Resort & Golf, a master-planned community in North Myrtle Beach. When eyeing this house, guests likely will first be drawn to the home’s arcade lounge, featuring massage chairs, a foosball table, darts, arcade games, and a putting mat. The game room also includes a poker set, board games, and a popcorn machine. For those who want to hit the gym, the home offers a workout room and an in-house yoga studio. Or, head out to the spacious rooftop terrace deck that has a dining set and an outdoor TV.

For those desiring to squeeze in some work, the home has a dedicated office space with high-speed Wi-Fi. The home—decorated in gray-white modern interiors—also comes with a fully equipped gourmet kitchen and appliances, washer and dryer, and a kids playroom (including a slide that attaches to the bed!). The townhome can accommodate up to 10 guests. Keep in mind the parking situation, though: This home can only accommodate a max of three cars parked in the driveway; street parking is prohibited. Guests who book this home also may want to consider the house rules for quiet hours: Quiet hours start at 10 p.m. EST and lift at 9 a.m. the next day.

The home is situated in a gated community with 24/7 security. It offers access to the Barefoot Landing resort, which includes four on-site golf courses, a shared pool, restaurants, entertainment, live music, and a marina for boat rentals. Guests can rent a pontoon boat or book a riverboat cruise or fishing charter. Concierge services also are available upon request, including options for a private in-home chef, 60-minute massage treatment, yoga instructor, or golf-cart rentals.

• Maximum number of guests: 10 guests/4 bedrooms/6 beds
• Number of bathrooms: 4.5 baths
• Rate: $266/night
• Rating: 4.72 stars
• Standout amenities: Park view, beach access, shared pool and hot tub
• Large arcade lounge and game room
• In-house yoga studio and workout room
• Spacious rooftop terrace deck
• Fully stocked gourmet kitchen
• Access to shared pool, golf courses, and boat rentals
• Dedicated work space available
• Somewhat restrictive quiet hours

Sample Review: “The family fun house was the perfect spot to stay for our latest trip! Not only was the location fabulous but the entire place was spotless and gorgeous…It was very family oriented and fun for everyone (games, golf, etc). The host was extremely responsive and made our stay so welcoming. I cannot say enough good things about this place.”

Why It Made the Cut: With a prime location right across from the beach, the home is just as luxurious on the outside as the inside and includes a private hot tub in its outdoor oasis.

This 2-bedroom, 2-story beachside villa offers accommodations for up to seven guests. It is located just steps from the ocean and nestled within the Cabana Section of Myrtle Beach; guests will enjoy less crowded beaches where they can spread out. Also, the home is located across the street from Gardens by the Sea, an oceanfront park with an exercise trail. During their stay, guests also can take advantage of the Porcher Villas with access to a large, shared pool to splash around in during the day.

But guests will also want to spend plenty of time inside enjoying this home’s renovated open floor plan. It’s decorated in a coastal theme with vibrant turquoise pops of color. Guests may appreciate a guitar-string staircase that leads to the upstairs bedrooms. It features a spacious, fully equipped kitchen and appliances, and it has plenty of countertop space for cooking or entertaining a group. Guests can also unwind in the home’s gated-off outdoor living area at the back of the house. It features a television, gas grill, five-person hot tub and a sectional sofa for lounging. Guests will want to be mindful that parking is limited when staying at this home with only one parking spot. There are three visitor parking spots available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

• Maximum number of guests: 7 guests/2 bedrooms/4 beds
• Number of bathrooms: 1.5 baths
• Rate: $290/night
• Rating: 4.79 stars
• Standout amenities: Beach access, shared pool, private hot tub
• Recently remodeled with attractive modern design
• Serene Cabana Section location
• Spacious outdoor living area
• Access to shared pool and outdoor exercise trail
• Potentially restrictive parking

Sample Review: “We booked this villa for a bachelorette party so we would be close to the beach and only minutes away from everything! We were just a short walk to the beach and only a short Uber ride from all attractions. I would recommend this place to family and friends. The villa was super clean, the beds were extremely comfortable, and Derrick was a wonderful host.”

Best For Larger Groups

Ocean view beach house.

Why It Made the Cut: This home can accommodate up to 12 guests, and they’ll have plenty of room to spread out inside and outdoors.

The vaulted wooden ceilings featured in this home add to its airy, open design that can offer just the right amount of space for large families or social gatherings. The home features four bedrooms, eight beds, and two full bathrooms. One bedroom has two sets of bunk beds. The home also touts recently updated appliances, a fully equipped kitchen, washer and dryer, and plenty of parking available for its guests. The hardwood floors and coastal interiors add to the ambience. Guests will want to enjoy the outdoor space, too, which includes a privacy fence, bar top, and park-style charcoal grill.

The home is located in North Myrtle Beach in the Cherry Grove area, which includes a range of mom-and-pop-type restaurants, shopping, and ice cream parlors. The home also has quick access to the Cherry Grove Fishing Pier and Heritage Shores Nature Preserve. It offers beach access and peekaboo views of the ocean from its front upstairs wraparound deck. Guests will need to be mindful that to book this home the primary renter must be at least 25 years of age.

• Maximum number of guests: 12 guests/4 bedrooms/8 beds
• Rate: $483/night
• Rating: 4.92 stars
• Standout amenities: Beach access, private terrace
• Airy design with vaulted ceilings
• Recently updated appliances
• Recently updated and comfortably appointed outdoor living area
• Conveniently located near local attractions

Sample Review: “Dana was wonderful to answer all of my questions before our stay. The house was clean and included everything we needed. It was a short walk to the beach, which was a blessing for us with young grandchildren. I highly recommend this house for a wonderful beach vacation!”

Sunrise Beach House

Why It Made the Cut: With its vibrant green color pop, the Sunrise Beach House feels like a resort home and may offer a more affordable option to those looking for an Airbnb near the beach.

The Sunrise Beach House provides just a short walk to the beach. It can accommodate up to eight guests inside its 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath frame, making it a great value for the amount of space. Guests will want to note the host accepts 1-day stays only on weekdays; otherwise, this home is more suitable for booking for longer stays than just 1 night.

Guests who stay will find a TV included in each of the three bedrooms. They will also have access to a washer and dryer, fully equipped kitchen with appliances, free parking on the premises, and a private balcony. Guests also will have access to the community’s shared pool. Although the property offers some bang for the buck in accommodations, guests may find the appliances and decor more dated compared with other properties. But it has a prime location, nestled near high-rises and the beach and next to shops and restaurants, that makes the Sunrise Beach House a budget-friendly option for an Airbnb in the area.

• Maximum number of guests: 8 guests/3 bedrooms/4 beds
• Number of bathrooms: 2.5 baths
• Rate: $210/night
• Rating: 4.88 stars
• Standout amenities: Private patio, shared pool
• Relatively affordable price per square foot
• TV included in every bedroom
• Access to shared pool
• Somewhat dated appliances and decor
• 1-day stays possible only on weekdays

Sample Review: “We loved staying at this Airbnb! It was immaculately clean, had a well-stocked kitchen, plenty of linens, and just a beautiful home…It was a quiet neighborhood which gave us the much-needed rest and relaxation. We will be back! The host was quick to respond to questions and very kind.”

Luxury Pick

Family-friendly luxury villa.

Why It Made the Cut: This home’s modern interiors packed with kid-friendly accessories offers luxury with functionality for creating memorable family vacations.

This townhome is located at North Beach Plantation, a gated community in North Myrtle Beach. This family-friendly 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom townhome can accommodate up to six guests. On the first level, the townhome offers a primary suite and bathroom along with a second bedroom and private bathroom. It also has a fully equipped kitchen and appliances; washer and dryer; and beach accessories such as chairs, an umbrella, and towels. The home comes stocked with kids’ accessories for guests to use, such as children’s toys, books, and a pack ’n play/travel crib. For those needing to work while they vacation, the home has high-speed Wi-Fi, which can also come in handy for those who want to stream movies from a phone or tablet. The villa has two spaces for parking in the driveway. Keep in mind that the primary renter needs to be at least 25 years of age to reserve this home.

Guests will get to enjoy access to nearby resort facilities, such as multiple shared pools, a large sun deck space, personal cabanas with butler service, hot tubs, Turkish hammam spa, and even a swim-up bar. Year-round, guests also can enjoy an indoor pool complex with a lazy river. The beach is about an 8-minute walk, or guests can use complimentary transportation that will pick them up at the house and drop them off to all on-site amenities, including the 3,000-square-foot fitness center, spa (with an outside garden sanctuary), and dining; the Steak House is across the street.

• Rate: $395/night
• Rating: 5.0 stars
• Standout amenities: Resort view, beach access, shared outdoor pool, beach essentials
• High-speed Wi-Fi available

Sample Review: “We had a great stay at this property. It was very clean and comfortable. It had all of the amenities that we were looking for. It felt private but close to the beach. The pools at the resort were awesome. I would highly recommend this property.”

Best Amenities

Luxury north myrtle beach villa.

Why It Made the Cut: This home comes with lots of extras, including access to a spa, fitness center, swim-up bar, and so much more.

Families, couples, and friends will find plenty to explore by staying at this North Myrtle Beach villa. This villa has private beach access for those wanting to unwind on the sandy beaches along the ocean. Or, guests have access to resort amenities and can enjoy one of the community’s many shared pools. While staying at this home, vacationers will be able to use a swim-up bar, spa, and fitness center. Nearby, explore Barefoot Landing or enjoy a show at The Alabama Theater. Guests also will find convenience with several restaurants nearby, including a five-star steak house.

Note that the primary renter must be at least 25 years of age to book this villa. Also, this property may not be suitable for renters with limited mobility, since it’s a 2-story home and the main living area is located on the upper floor.

This 2-bedroom, 2-bath home, which has modern interiors, can accommodate up to six guests. It has a fully equipped kitchen and appliances, separate dining area, washer and dryer, table tennis in the garage, and outdoor games such as cornhole. It features a spacious second-story outdoor living area for dining or relaxing. The home has a 1-car garage, but it also has additional parking available nearby in an open lot.

• Rate: $388/night
• Rating: 4.68 stars
• Standout amenities: Shared pools, fitness center, spa
• Access to shared pools, swim-up bar, spa, and fitness center
• 5-star steak house located in community
• Private beach access
• Comfortable and spacious outdoor living area
• Property may not be suitable for renters with limited mobility

Sample Review: “This Airbnb was great for our family of 6. Lots of room to spread out and a great peaceful environment. The kids loved the board games and ping pong table. We also used the transportation to get to the beach and pool, which was a plus. Also used the restaurants that were walking distance, too.”

Best Beach Views

Oceanfront condo.

Why It Made the Cut: This Airbnb comes with a front-row seat to soak in breathtaking ocean views from its upper-floor balcony and the added perk of being right on the ocean.

This high-rise condo building (with elevator access) has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and direct ocean access. The condo can accommodate up to eight guests. Its primary suite includes a king-size bed, a second bedroom has two double beds, and there’s a sofa bed in the living room. Guests can take advantage of the private patio to sit out and enjoy the panoramic views and the sounds of being on the ocean, or they can enjoy sunrises and sunsets over the ocean or spot Myrtle Beach’s famous SkyWheel in the distance. Needless to say, it’s nice to be only steps away from the sandy beachfront for strolls or to sit on the beach. By staying at this condo building, guests also get complimentary access to nearby resort amenities, such as its two pools (one that includes a lazy river), hot tubs, fitness center, and its on-site business center. A dedicated work space in the home allows guests to squeeze in some work if needed.

The home also includes high-speed Wi-Fi, a fully equipped kitchen, and free parking on the premises. Each bathroom comes with a shower and bathtub. Some guests may find some of the condo’s decor dated, such as its blue carpeting and white appliances. But reviewers give this condo high marks for its cleanliness and prime location along the beachfront.

• Maximum number of guests: 8 guests/2 bedrooms/4 beds
• Rate: $175/night
• Rating: 4.89 stars
• Standout amenities: Ocean views, pool views, shared pools
• Striking ocean views from private patio
• Spacious, luxurious bathrooms
• Access to shared pools, lazy river, and fitness center

Sample Review: “Terra is a wonderful host! I loved the condo and it was the perfect location! This is where you want to be if you want oceanfront for the best price! My friends and I loved it!”

Best Lake Views

The tipsy turtle.

Why It Made the Cut: Take in the peacefulness of staying near the lake and beach with this quaint home that offers plenty of views.

Guests can enjoy the best of both worlds by staying at The Tipsy Turtle: It’s situated in Surfside Beach (an 8.5-mile distance from Myrtle Beach), right across from Dogwood Lake and just a block back from the beach. This 2-story beach house offers priceless views from its windows and patios for taking in gorgeous sunsets, a water fountain, and waterfowl views from the lake and the nearby park.

The home offers smart-home technology, including Alexa devices and smart control switches throughout for taking control of the lighting, music, and more. The home also has an EV charger (level 2) for families who are traveling with an electric vehicle. The main level of the home has a primary suite that includes a walk-in shower, and the upstairs boasts another primary suite that includes a dedicated office area. The home has a total of three bedrooms and two bathrooms, but it can accommodate up to 10 guests with bunk beds and sleeper sofas. This home features an at-home theater system with a Sonos sound system, a wall-mounted TV in each bedroom, an Xbox Series X, children’s toys, books, board games, and more. The home also comes with beach essentials such as beach towels, umbrellas, and snorkeling gear. The neighborhood pool is located directly behind the house, and Dogwood Lake Park is across the street and is free for public access. Keep in mind that the primary renter must be at least 25 years of age to book this property.

• Maximum number of guests: 10 guests/3 bedrooms/7 beds
• Rate: $375/night
• Standout amenities: Lake view, park view, shared pool, EV charger
• Striking lake view and waterfront access
• Convenient access to beach and public park
• Wall-mounted TV included in each bedroom

Sample Review: “Wonderful location, beautiful home, and host has all the special touches. Decor is tasteful with the beach theme. Views are outstanding…Everything was beyond our expectations. Best value in Surfside. A 10 out of a 10!”

Best Beach Access

Comfortable cottage.

Why It Made the Cut: This charming 2-story townhouse offers some prime real estate and is just steps to the sandy beaches of Myrtle Beach.

Find this turquoise-colored home along rows of other colorful homes that offer a beachy, idyllic feel. Just one block from the beach, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath house can accommodate up to seven guests. It has a small but fully equipped kitchen and appliances, washer and dryer, free parking, and dedicated work space (for those working remotely). The home also includes a fully enclosed backyard area with a charcoal grill and table and chairs that can seat up to six people. There are also six beach chairs and a beach umbrella to take along to enjoy days at the beach.

This cozy cottage also offers access to a community pool that is just steps away from the home. The outdoor pool is available year-round and open 24 hours a day. The townhouse is located in Gulf Stream Cottages, which is just minutes from Myrtle Beach’s main attractions such as putt-putt golf, amusement parks, shopping, and dining.

• Rate: $228/night
• Standout amenities: Beach access, shared pool, beach essentials
• Convenient beach access less than 1 block from beachfront
• No beach towels provided

Sample Review: “We had an enjoyable stay for our family of four. This location was close to grocery needs, attractions, and the beach. We loved the close proximity to a park with a basketball hoop and pickleball courts as well…Victor’s rental unit was the perfect place to have enough space to spread out and enjoy a comfortable vacation.”

Best for Golfers

Spacious condo with golf course view.

Why It Made the Cut: Golf lovers will appreciate this home’s location and the ease of being able to enjoy rounds of golf along with its views of the green.

This condo is located within the Myrtlewood Golf Community, which has 36 holes of golf. Guests will enjoy views from their patio of the scenic golf course. It features two courses—Palmetto and PineHills—and is renowned for its intercoastal waterway views and tree-lined courses. Besides access to golf, guests of this condo also will be near the beach, shopping, and many of Myrtle Beach’s main attractions.

This 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo can accommodate up to four guests. The lighter color schemes and higher ceilings make the condo feel more spacious. The condo is a single-level home with no stairs and there’s elevator access to get to the unit, which are benefits for any guest with limited mobility. A fully equipped chef’s kitchen and appliances; beach essentials; and children’s books, toys, and board games are also included. Guests will have access to a shared saltwater pool as well as grills and picnic tables for dining outside on the property.

• Maximum number of guests: 4 guests/2 bedrooms/4 beds
• Rate: $135/night
• Standout amenities: Golf course view, elevator, shared pool, beach essentials
• Conveniently located in Myrtlewood Golf Community with access to 36 holes
• Light and airy design with high ceilings
• Access to shared saltwater pool and grills
• Single-level home with no stairs

Sample Review: “Our family could not be happier with our choice to stay at this beautiful condo…The condo itself was immaculate. It was beautifully decorated and had a great view of the golf course and pool. The location was also perfect and centrally located just minutes from the beach!”

Best Bungalow

Beachy bungalow.

Why It Made the Cut: This 1-story abode is tucked within a quiet neighborhood that offers access to prime resort-style amenities.

Guests may appreciate having everything on one level with this 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home. The bungalow has no stairs and can be a great option for guests who have limited mobility. The home can accommodate up to six guests. This property has a driveway that allows for two parking spaces, a washer and dryer, a fully equipped kitchen and appliances, and abundant beach essentials (including beach towels, umbrella, snorkeling gear, and more). Keep in mind that no gas or charcoal grills are permitted. Additionally, no pets are allowed.

The beach is a 1.5-mile stroll or drive away, and guests to this bungalow can enjoy access to the community’s two pools, including a saltwater pool. The home is located near shops, restaurants, and the marina of North Myrtle Beach’s Barefoot Landing. The bungalow is surrounded by four championship golf courses. It is a short drive to Myrtle Beach Mall, Tanger Outlets, Broadway at the Beach, and the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk.

• Rate: $200/night
• Standout amenities: Shared pools, beach essentials
• Bright, beachy decor
• Access to 2 shared pools
• Conveniently located near 4 championship golf courses
• Relatively long 1.5-mile walking distance to the beach

Sample Review: “Dawn was a great host! She was very responsive to all our needs and the place was a perfect fit for our family for our Spring Break beach getaway…I would highly recommend Dawn’s place for a family with young children or anyone for that matter. It was a great spot!”

Backyard Oasis

Why It Made the Cut: Spread out, be surrounded by plants, and get in tune with nature with a stay in this single-story home.

Guests can break away from the hustle and bustle of Myrtle Beach’s sandy beaches and resorts to rest and relax in nature. This home, surrounded by giant palm trees, features a large koi pond in a private backyard. Guests can enjoy relaxing in the spacious, outdoor living space that includes a dining area and hammock. Also, guests can relax in the screened-in porch while they enjoy the home’s garden views. Nestled within the Carolina Forest community, this home is located about 10 minutes from the beach. Since it’s slightly off the grid, guests may even spot wildlife. The backyard is not fully fenced in, so guests shouldn’t be surprised if local wildlife, like lizards, meander into the backyard.

The 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath home can accommodate up to four guests. Guests will find colorfully painted interiors and plenty for entertainment, like a pool table, game room, and a full gym with exercise equipment, including a treadmill and weight equipment. The home also features a dedicated work space for remote workers. It includes a washer and dryer, a fully equipped kitchen and appliances, free parking, and a gas grill. Guests also will have access to the neighborhood pool.

• Maximum number of guests: 4 guests/2 bedrooms/2 beds
• Rate: $199/night
• Rating: 4.93 stars
• Standout amenities: Shared pool, garden view, exercise equipment
• Vibrant backyard with koi pond
• Relaxing outdoor living space with dining area and hammock
• Standout amenities include pool table and in-home gym equipment
• Potential for encountering wildlife

Sample Review: “This place was amazing! The pictures don’t do it justice. The entire home was beautiful, the backyard especially! I loved the koi pond. I booked this place for my boyfriend’s 33rd birthday. He loves wildlife and really enjoyed seeing all the anole lizards greeting us every morning. If you’re looking for the perfect home away from home, don’t hesitate to book.”

Insta-Worthy Oceanfront Condo

Why It Made the Cut: Nicknamed the “Flirty Flamingo,” this condo’s posh decorating style offers a luxurious, resort-style stay that complements its beach views.

Guests can enjoy the panoramic ocean views from this condo—but its inside is something to buzz about, too. The host describes the decor as “fun and funky with an unmistakable air of sophistication.” This newly renovated and professionally designed home sits on the 20th floor of a high-rise condo building. The condo offers expansive views of the Atlantic Ocean and a sliding door to open up the porch to take in those views in their glory. This 2-bedroom, 1-bath condo can accommodate up to four guests with its modern twist on beachy decor. Light wood floors, throw rugs, and contemporary furnishings decorate its spacious living areas. The condo has a fully equipped kitchen and appliances, a four-seat dining table, board games, high-speed Wi-Fi, and television with several streaming services (Prime Video, Apple TV, Disney+, Max, Netflix, and Hulu).

The condo is located in the Ocean Forest Plaza on the waterfront and offers easy access to the beach across the street. The complex has shared pools and is conveniently situated near shopping, restaurants, and nightlife. Guests will be able to take advantage of the resort amenities, which include an indoor pool, outdoor pool, hot tub, sauna, and sun loungers. A free parking garage is located on the premises for guests. Also, a coin laundry is located in the building. The condo includes a dedicated work space located within the common spaces for those hoping to squeeze in work as they vacation. Since this is a high-rise apartment building that includes balconies, guests may find there’s a potential for noise from the ocean or other guests.

• Maximum number of guests: 4 guests/1 bedroom/2 beds
• Number of bathrooms: 1 bath
• Rate: $192/night
• Rating: 4.98 stars
• Standout amenities: Beach views, shared pools
• Striking beach views
• Recently remodeled and fitted with attractive furnishings
• Potential for noise from ocean and other guests

Sample Review: “I can’t speak highly enough about Darcy’s place! It was exactly like the pictures and the privacy along with the breathtaking views of the ocean was everything I needed and more…Darcy was very responsive and kind at every step of the booking.”

Best For Camping

Lil bear tent at laurel oaks estate.

Why It Made the Cut: Enjoy a stay in a nontraditional Airbnb—a tent-style retreat—for some glamping about 20 miles from Myrtle Beach.

Guests who want to feel more in tune with nature may want to opt for a canvas tent for their stay. This form of camping out, however, is done in a more upscale style. The Lil Bear Tent is a 12-foot-by-14-foot canvas frame that houses a queen bed. It comes with an AC unit, but guests are encouraged to use it only when sleeping. Guests will find USB jacks for charging a phone or tablet, but the tent does not have Wi-Fi. The Lil Bear Tent has a mini fridge, table and chairs, heater, fans, coffee maker, and kitchen supplies. It has a 6-foot covered deck attached for spending time outdoors out of the sun. Just outside the tent, guests also will have a fire pit, hammock, cornhole, picnic table, and gas grill. Hot water is available for showers, and a portable toilet is close by (with solar lights to illuminate the way in the dark). The tent can accommodate up to two adults (though the listing does mention up to three guests), and guests are welcome to set up two more additional tents at the campsite to accommodate extra guests.

Guests can hike and stroll along one of the many trails that back up to the National Wildlife Refuge, or they can take a paddleboat or kayak on the pond across from the tent. The campsite is a short drive to downtown Conway, South Carolina, which boasts shopping, restaurants, and a riverwalk. The campsite is also 2 miles from the Pitch Landing boat launch on the Waccamaw River and 10 miles from Bucksport Marina for guests who want to bring a boat, kayak, or canoe.

• Maximum number of guests: 3 guests/1 bedroom/1 bed
• Number of bathrooms: 1 bath (portable toilet)
• Rate: $128/night
• Standout amenities: Waterfront, fire pit
• Serene, secluded setting
• Comfortable and spacious canvas tent and campsite
• 20 miles from Myrtle Beach
• No Wi-Fi available
• Limited cooling capacity

Sample Review: “The location and space were everything I hoped it would be! Although it got pretty cold the nights my husband and I stayed, the host made sure to check in to see if we needed an extra heater or blankets. It was our first time ‘glamping,’ and surprisingly, I wouldn’t mind doing it again. Such a great first experience! I recommend this place for couples and families who are looking to bond/reconnect without many distractions.”

Our top pick is the Spacious Vacation Townhouse located in the gated community of the North Beach Plantation. It’s a quick, 5-minute stroll to the beach and comes with access to abundant amenities, like an indoor pool with a lazy river, an outside pool, private cabanas (with butler service), and a swim-up bar. Guests can use complimentary transportation service to take advantage of the community’s on-site amenities. Our next pick is the Family Fun House at Barefoot Resort , which offers a true play place for kids and adults. It features an arcade lounge, workout room, and spacious rooftop terrace. It also offers access to Barefoot Landing, which includes four on-site golf courses, a shared pool, restaurants, entertainment, and a marina for boat rentals.

How We Chose the Best Airbnbs in Myrtle Beach

With hundreds of rentals listed on Airbnb—and with such diverse options—vacationers can find the decision tough for which type of property to choose, from beach bungalows or villas to condos in Myrtle Beach, S.C. The list of properties featured in this guide was curated after extensive research of the vast array of offerings. We narrowed the list by factoring in amenities, value, prior guests’ ratings and reviews of the property, and more. This guide features the diverse range of property offerings available for vacationers looking to stay at a Myrtle Beach rental home.

Before You Book the Best Airbnb in Myrtle Beach for You

An Airbnb isn’t for everyone. Some vacationers may prefer a hotel stay because of the location or even for shorter stays or when traveling with fewer people. Also, young adult travelers may find Airbnb properties too restricting. For example, many Airbnb listings for Myrtle Beach have a minimum age requirement for the primary renter to be 25 years or older. Myrtle Beach is a popular spring break destination for college students. Age requirements on listings may be trying to reduce the potential for parties and property damage. Also, if traveling with a pet, guests will want to double-check whether a host accepts pets on their property. If they do, they may charge an extra fee.

Personal preferences will ultimately be the deciding factor between a hotel and an Airbnb. Hotels tend to be located near main tourist attractions for those who prefer to have the convenience of being closer to the center of activity in an area. In Myrtle Beach, the hotels often may be in high-rise hotels and in close proximity to the beach. But an Airbnb can offer a wider variety of housing options, feel more like a home, and give guests a feel for living that’s similar to what residents in a local neighborhood would experience. Plus, many Airbnbs are located in communities that still give access to resort amenities such as pools and fitness centers.

Cost of Booking the Best Airbnb in Myrtle Beach for You

The cost of renting an Airbnb can vary considerably. The average daily rate for staying in a Myrtle Beach Airbnb is $173, but that can range greatly. The rate will be dependent on the size and type of home being rented, its location, the time of year, and the included amenities. In general, staying in an Airbnb often can offer savings, especially for those traveling with a large group or desiring longer stays. Groups who want extra space and greater privacy may be drawn to an Airbnb over a hotel. It’s important to be aware of any cancellation policies and fees as well as any extra fees the host may charge, like for cleaning services or pets.

Myrtle Beach is a popular vacation destination and offers abundant choices for places vacationers can stay. Here are some common questions vacationers looking for a vacation or short-term rental may have, along with their answers.

Q. Is Myrtle Beach a good rental market?

Myrtle Beach is a strong rental market. Nearly half of its residents rent rather than own, and many people who do own have chosen to rent out their properties to vacationers to generate steady rental income. This has fostered a vibrant, competitive market for those looking for an Airbnb for their stay.

Q. Which is quieter: North Myrtle Beach or Myrtle Beach?

Often a North Myrtle Beach VRBO or Airbnb property is touted as being quieter. North Myrtle Beach offers rows of oceanfront homes and less crowded beaches. It does offer plenty of attractions, too, including water sports, golf and mini golf, and more than 100 specialty and retail shops. But a stay in Myrtle Beach will put you more in the middle of all the action, as it’s filled with beach stores, buzzing nightlife, live entertainment, waterway cruises, water parks, and more.

Q. What month is best to visit Myrtle Beach?

Traditionally, June through August is known as Myrtle Beach’s peak season, attracting the largest crowds. The weather is warmer, with average temperatures in the upper 80s to lower 90s, and it’s also the peak time for events and concerts. September through November can also be a great time to visit. The weather begins to cool, but you may find more deals on stays.

Q. What part of Myrtle Beach is best to stay at?

Some travelers prefer the hustle and bustle of downtown and Broadway at the Beach and being near the prime tourist attractions and its buzzing nightlife. North Myrtle Beach and South Beach are typically known as quieter options and may be better alternatives for travelers looking for more low-key or family-friendly options.

Q. Is it safe to walk at night in Myrtle Beach?

Myrtle Beach is a popular walking place, with a bustling nightlife scene. Many pools at the resorts stay open until 10 or 11 p.m. Vacationers could be strolling around the beach long after sunset. As anywhere, though, it’s important to stay alert when walking at night, especially if you’re alone.

Q. What month is hurricane season in Myrtle Beach?

Hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30. Myrtle Beach is on the Atlantic Ocean and does face some threats. Before traveling, it’s wise to check for weather updates to see if there are any hurricane or tropical storm threats to the area.

Q. Is Myrtle Beach warm enough to swim?

Myrtle Beach water temperatures are perfect for swimming and beach activities. The warmest months to swim are from June through October. During its busiest tourist season (from June through August), water temperatures are in the 80s. The water is significantly cooler in the winter months. The coolest average water temperatures tend to be in January and February, averaging in the 50s.

Q. What time of year is Myrtle Beach cheapest?

The cheapest times to visit Myrtle Beach—for flying and staying in a hotel—are January to March, considered the area’s off-season. The summer months see some of the highest costs for travel and are its busiest tourist season. But from August to November, travelers may be able to snag more deals, as those are less popular travel times for the area.

Sources: Budget Your Trip