Surfside Beach RV Park

We stayed here from December 5th, 2022 through mid February. It has been an excellent place to stay! Right on the beach with a wonderful bar and grill next door that often has live music on the weekends. We will forever love this place!!

easy and quick walk to the beach. you can hear the surf at night. compared to other options you get a bit more space. there are a few parks closer to the beach, but the cost is so much more. the store across the street is almost too convenient. the BBQ food truck hangs out in the open field between the store and bar. you'll have a free concert thur - sun. the Burger or Philly Cheesesteak at the Jetty Shack down the road is great. It sucks they allow people to smoke, so I simply order it for pickup. The cell tower is practically next door. shockingly tmobile 5G was better than starlink by a wide margin.

I would certainly stay here the next time I visit Surfside Beach.

PSA - the downside is really about the town itself. (1) the misquotes are plentiful. you look forward to the windy days, because otherwise... you don't want to be outside without a good spray of repellant on. this means I sadly was unable to use my patio deck during my stay. Talking to the locals... this is just a Texas coast normal reality. (2) the other item to be aware of is the water is completely unsafe to even bath in. TSD out of the ground registers 1600+. the level of arsenic and other big scary things is 1000% over the safety limit. You can get the latest water quality report online. Even after running through a 3 stage ClearSource water filter and zero G pitcher, the water will taste rancid and registers over 800. Save your filters and avoid putting the ground water into you RV. It was my dog that made me notice the problem on day 4, when she spent an entire day trying her water but walking away. Then I went to grab my first glass and realized it tasted like a@#. The town has several water station where for $1.50/5 gal you can buy safe water. One is right next door to the rv park. I dry camp frequently, so I have 20 gal that I just kept pumping into my tanks every few days and only used the ground water for the toilet (by refilling a gallon jug).

RV Park for long term residents. Not set up as a campground — no picnic tables, fire rings, restrooms, nor laundry.

Great location. Walking distance to beach. Site is completely adequate with no frills. Great value for location. Staff and long time residents are friendly. Be aware the water on site is not potable. No signs but it states so on the website