Hello fellow RVers! I would highly recommend the Myrtle Beach KOA. Even though it does not have beach access (technically you could walk to the beach, but it is several blocks, so I don't recommend walking from the campground). This is a well laid out, clean campground with LOTS of shade and activities for the kids to do. There's a nice pool and small water park area, a large jumping "pillow", playground, paved roads for biking, camp store, small fenced area for your dogs to go off-leash. The staff was very nice and helpful in getting you to other places you want to visit. Also, about 3-4 miles away, there's a very nice/large dog park (but it's hard to find...look it up on the internet first). We'll definitely stay here the next time we visit Myrtle Beach.

Hello fellow RVers! This campground is great regardless if you have a dog or not (but we have 2 labs, so it was especially great for us). It's a quaint campground in the middle of the woods (only 40 campsites and a few cabins). The sites are level with plenty of space in between. They have both pull-thru and back-in, so any size RV will fit. We paid $35/night (they accept the usual discount plans). The bathrooms are very nice (each bathroom has it's own shower, sink, and toilet...not a row of showers, etc.). There's also a place to bathe your dogs. There are several fenced in areas for your dogs to roam and socialize off-leash. The owners are the best, very nice and helpful. They have events going on each weekend. The weekend we stayed (July 4th weekend), they had an authentic German dinner, bingo, ice cream social, and "best of" dog contest. We had such a great time with everyone, we're going back Labor Day weekend. Also, Lake Lure and Chimney Rock is nearby, so there's lots to do.