We camped in December 2011 and the park was about half full. We got a spot backing up to the ocean and it was perfect, listening to the waves at night. At low tide you can walk all the way to the lighthouse. We climbed to the top of the lighthouse and the views were great. We watched the sunset and sunrise from our campsite. Bathhouse was clean and comfortable.

The store was well stocked. Be advised that there are no beer or wine sales in the SC state parks, so BYOB if you want it. It's about a 20-30 minute drive back to town.

We just left this state park and it was very nice. The beach area is perfect for long walks.The washrooms need attention, no paper towel or hand dryers and no garbage cans in the washrooms. We did see a few racoons but one issue is the amount of feral cats in this park, campers are putting out food for them which also brings the racoons its time to trap the cats and remove them.

only complaint in the bathrooms could be better kept. All else was fantastic.

Camped in tents June 12th-17th with 4 year old, grandma, sister, brother in law and nephew (10). Camped in site 63. If we were any closer to the beach we would have gotten wet, LOL. The back of the site was the fencing for the dunes. it was so nice to see the beach every moring when we got out of our tent. The site was wide but narrow large enough to our 2 large tents and a screened room plus space in the middle for seating. The rest rooms were what was expected for a campground. Other post have complained about deer and racoons we didn't see either although I don't know what the more wooded sites would have been like. Bugs were only bad in the early morning so much better than we expected being in the south. Would definatly stay here again. LOVED every minute.