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Briarcliffe RV Resort
Overview
Briarcliffe RV Resort offers a premier camping experience in the heart of the Grand Strand. Known for its well-maintained grounds and gated security, this resort provides a sense of community for both short-term visitors and long-term residents. The park features paved roads and level sites that accommodate even the largest motorhomes. It balances a high-end resort atmosphere with the classic coastal charm of South Carolina, making it a reliable choice for those who value organization and cleanliness.
Location & Surroundings
The resort boasts an enviable position nestled between the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic coastline. Located in the northern section of Myrtle Beach, guests enjoy a quieter environment while remaining minutes away from the city's famous excitement. The surrounding landscape includes mature trees and views of passing boats on the waterway, offering a serene backdrop that feels worlds away from the busy highway corridors. The nearby marshlands provide a natural habitat for local birdlife, giving the area a distinct coastal feel.
Amenities & Park Features
Travelers will find a wealth of recreational opportunities without leaving the property. The centerpiece of the resort is the Olympic-sized swimming pool, perfect for cooling off during warm South Carolina afternoons. Other notable features include:
- Full hookup sites with concrete pads for stability and cleanliness.
- An on-site mini-golf course and a modern playground for children.
- A large clubhouse that hosts various community events and gatherings.
- Clean, private bathhouses and convenient laundry facilities.
The resort is designed with wider streets to allow for easier navigation when backing into your site, ensuring a stress-free arrival for those with larger setups.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Positioned just across the street from the famous Barefoot Landing, guests have immediate access to world-class dining, boutique shopping, and live entertainment at the House of Blues. For nature lovers, the beach is only a short drive away, offering miles of sandy shores for sunbathing and shell collecting. Golfers will appreciate the proximity to several championship courses that have made Myrtle Beach a premier golfing destination, while families can enjoy nearby water parks and dinner theaters.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is ideal for big-rig owners looking for spacious, level sites and easy maneuvering. Families will appreciate the safe, gated environment and the variety of kid-friendly activities available on-site. It also appeals to retirees and long-term travelers who value a peaceful, organized resort that emphasizes social interaction and security. If you prefer a polished, upscale RVing experience near major coastal attractions, Briarcliffe RV Resort is an excellent choice for your next South Carolina getaway.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Rentals
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Kari Cahoy
Nice, big, paved sites with plenty of green space and plenty to see and do within walking distance.
Francesco Schillaci
What a great RV Resort. Staff is very friendly and accommodating. We stayed here through a membership and they were so welcoming and the location is amazing. Walking distance to local restaurants and shops and not too far from the beach or tourist spots.
Barbara J McAdoo
We camped there for several days and it was clean, and staff we professional and friendly. Even though our campsite was near a major road, noise level was not an issue. We could hear the kids at the day care next door...they were definitely having fun 😁
Tammy Hoffman
The resort is on a busy street but it is not loud. Very well kept. The putt putt was very well maintained. We didn't do much there because there is so much to do in the area.
Vickie Ross
The park is fine. We camp every summer for 3 months all over the US. We are very familiar with campground etiquette and have never had a problem before. We have a 2021 Passport travel trailer. We set up a canopy on our lot. They called us and we immediately took it down. That was on us. We hadn't read the rules closely enough. After that it was constant badgering by security. Part of a tire was on the grass, when we moved the truck we had a violation for part of a tire on the part of the concrete considered patio. We walked around and took pictures of 20 vehicles on the grass within 2 streets near us with no violations. The grass isn't nice green grass. It's mostly dirt. The security guard knocked on our door and said we had a violation for having a small refrigerator on a table outside our door that wasn't even plugged in. The people next to us had several small appliances on a table. He said we had 4 other violations he could write us up for right then and have us evicted. He didn't tell us what they were. Many of the campers are seasonal and he said he gets calls all day long of people reporting each other. We felt we may have been targeted because we were camping with a discounted camping program they offer. Our site tag was a different color than the other ones so we were easily discernable. This experience was a dark spot on our first trip to beautiful Myrtle Beach.