Lakewood RV Resort Named ARVC Mega RV Park of the Year

[DriVer]

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NATIONAL PARK OF THE YEAR 2010/2011

Lakewood Camping Resort in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina has won the National Mega Park of the Year award for 2010/2011. Thanks to our staff and all who caught the vision and dream to make Lakewood # 1.... good job everyone! We thank all who have chosen Lakewood over these past 51 years. Whether it was for your summer vacation destination, or your winter time retreat or even your year around home, Lakewood Camping Resort exists to provide everyone who stays with us a memorable experience by allowing you to relax, refresh, and rejuvenate while you are here at the beach. When Lakewood brings you value, fun, joy and inspiration, then we have successfully provided you with the opportunity for memories that will last a lifetime. This is the key to fulfilling our ultimate obligation to provide value and to make a difference in your lives.

Thanks again for Choosing Lakewood Camping Resort

Myrtle Beach is a camper's dream destination for all camping activities from beautiful state parks right on the beach to several award winning Mega RV Resorts. New this year is the Boardwalk which offers beach front strolling past shops and restaurants. Opening in the spring will be a new 200+ foot tall Sky Wheel.

Come and see why Myrtle Beach is quite possibly the best family destination on the East Coast. We'll see you when you get here just drop us a line.

[John H...]

Been there, done that and will be back. Congrats...

[Monacoach]

Lakewood has been one of our favourite campgrounds.

[bdaball]

Does the new Boardwalk go as far as Lakewood or Ocean Lakes? If not how long a beach front walk up to the boardwalk?

[ColleenP]

Its a pretty far hike. Approx 4 miles. And the boardwalk is 1.2 miles and 1.2 miles back. So...your looking at 10 plus miles round trip!

[Camping4fun]

Been there and done that and will never go back. This is one of the dirtiest campgrounds I have ever stayed at. 10-12 year olds driving golf carts everywhere, so much for there rules.

[Dave Leeper]

we stayed there for MB bike week. we were two camp sights in from the water. Had a great time there. I just wish that they would let me take my Harley into the camp sight. The only time ur aloud is during bike week.

[tomgagne]

I've been to Lakewood several times and we're heading out Saturday to arrive there on Sunday. There aren't too many ocean front campgrounds on the east coast. 40 yard walk to the beach, 83 degree water, a good book, an umbrella and a frozen lemonade.

[John H...]

Todd, I agree. We were on the ocean front site right beside the road and it was constant golf carts with teens. No motorcycles, but that annoyance was OK, even though they weren't old enough to drive them. I'm surprised there aren't some accidents or injuries. We always prefered Pirateland.

[Superslif]

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Been there and done that and will never go back. This is one of the dirtiest campgrounds I have ever stayed at. 10-12 year olds driving golf carts everywhere, so much for there rules.

Did a drive thru Lakewood a few years back and was alarmed by the amount of golf carts buzzing around. And the the fact they had the presumed "right of way" over everything. Found MB Travel Park to be much more laid back.

Over time I have stayed at all the big 5 MB parks. Might try the State Park the next time