Myrtle Beach KOA Resort

Very well-kept cabins, the staff is great. Clean, beautiful cabins. Has a small upstairs loft with 3 beds in our cabin. Beautiful campfire and good sunset and trees being there which makes it prettier.

This is the best place to stay at Myrtle Beach. The camp sites are very spacious, the cabins and camping cabins are amazing, very friendly staff who are laid back. I highly recommend staying here if you come to Myrtle Beach. You don’t have heavy traffic in the campground, you don’t have to worry about your kids getting hit by crazy drivers every one is very friendly around here. Lisa at the checkin desk is amazing and has great customer service and Paige the campground manager is always fabulous. Activity director always has things for the kids to do to keep them occupied. Cleaning crew is amazing as well. You don’t have to go to the mountains to get a cabin come down to KOA Myrtle Beach and stay…

I had a bad experience at this location in Myrtle Beach. I sent the response below to management in Myrtle Beach with no response after 20 days. Keep in mind I had communicated with the location before this all the way back to the Thanksgiving holiday. But still no response even when I had been asking for management all the way back to the end of November. I feel they have no concern for their patrons and even worse families that come with children, and they knowingly allow a condition to exist. I had a visit from 11/28-12/01/24 and had some issues. 2 people in my party went to the office at different times and talked to someone at the front desk about what happened. I later went 2 different times and talked to 2 different people and I didn't hear back from anyone. We were told at the time that management would need to talk to us. After leaving and returning home, for the next week, I still didn't hear back from anyone to talk to me about anything. I tried to call a few days ago and had trouble getting an answer, in fact, no answer that day at the times I called. I am going to guess Tuesday or Wednesday of last week. We also had trouble getting an answer from the office during our stay which prompted us few times to go to the office during the stay to talk to someone. I eventually ended up calling the corporate number last week, since I had not heard back from the Myrtle Beach management and shared details with them. During the stay, I went to the dog park for a little while. When it was time to leave, I was in the process of getting to my dog and the gate was opened up as someone was leaving. My dog darted around and out the gate and ran. I followed as best as I could and caught up to her as she was going under the bridge in the culvert area. I was able to see her as she winced and she slowly started moving to the side to exit the bridge at the other side. I later found out there are oyster shells under the bridge. I was able to retrieve her a few minutes later. She had 3 sliced up paws that required stitches, one required multiple stitches. When I talked to one of the staff about details, she said that "We have kids come up all the time in the summer with cut up feet", "We tell them not to go under the bridge". First thing, I don't believe for a minute that the staff stops every kid, or every family that comes through the gate and tells them that. I also feel like if absolutely nothing has been done to curb or stop that from happening to humans, visitors kids, and that there is probably little chance someone is going to care enough for a dog to do something. I looked for a sign coming from the dog park to the bridge and saw none. We had walked around there several times. I believe that at a minimum, warning or caution signs should be posted from all directions about the area. I also believe that if the fence up by the road were to wrap around the side area to block the well traveled path down to the culvert area, that may have deterred a dog and people from entering that area and maybe my dog wouldn't have had cut up paws and about $850 in vet visits and medical supplies. I am not sure what other options there are, but there are large rocks in the water under there. If the shells could be removed great. If not, smaller but mid size rocks could fill in between the larger rocks. I cannot properly describe the stress and anguish this has caused, just suffice it to say, I wish it never happened. I also have stayed at other places that have a small entry area to the dog park that is fenced in, so that if a dog gets past the inside gate, the outer gate is there so there is no escape. This could have prevented an escape and would be an ideal addition to help future patrons. I had talked to **** and she said I should include some pictures with the description of what happened. Pictures leading up to and around the bridge and culvert area will be sent in another email. I would like consideration of the expenses that I had and to know if anything will be done to add signs and/or fencing or rocks to curb this type of issue.

We didn't stay in a cabin, so not rating. Camping for the winter is always nice here. Hoot Owls at dusk and red tail hawks in the morning are so beautiful. Super close to the beach and boardwalk, golf cart over or a nice stroll. We prefer golf cart.

Another great KOA. Sites are level and are not super close. Staff was friendly and helpful. They have a pool, kiddie pool and a splash pad. They also offer shuttle service to and from the beach. You could spend all your time in the campground but if you choose to leave and explore, all the myrtle beach amenities are nearby.