Myrtle Beach State Park Tours and Tickets

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Admission to Myrtle Beach State Park costs US$8 for adults, US$5 for South Carolina seniors, and US$4 for children aged 6–15. Kids 5 and under enter free. The entrance fee includes beach access, nature trails, and picnic areas. Additional fees apply for pier fishing, camping, and certain park programs.

The best time to visit Myrtle State Beach Park is early in the morning on weekdays, especially Monday through Thursday, to avoid crowds and enjoy cooler temperatures. For ideal weather and fewer tourists, plan your trip in spring (March to May) or fall (September to early November) when conditions are great for hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing.

Yes, Myrtle Beach State Park has a campsite for tents and RVs, including many with full hookups. There are six furnished cabins just steps from the beach, which include linens, bathrooms, and kitchens. All overnight stays require reservations, and park admission is still charged per person upon entry.

Yes, the park offers seven picnic shelters that can be reserved for US$75‑US$200 per day, depending on size and season. Shelter use does not include park admission, which must be paid per person. The park also offers unreserved shelters that operate on a first‑come, first‑served basis for free.

Yes, pets are allowed, but with some disclaimers. Pets are welcome in most outdoor areas, provided they’re on a leash that’s 6 feet (1.8 meters) or shorter. However, they’re not allowed in cabins or cabin areas, and beach access is restricted from 10am to 5pm, May 1 through Labor Day, in accordance with local ordinances.