SOUTH CAROLINA

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128 MYRTLE BEACH CYPRESS CAMPING RESORT

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129 AIKEN PINE ACRES CAMPGROUND 129 WALTERBORO EAGLES CAMPGROUND SOUTH CAROLINA

101CYPRESS RV WAY MYRTLE BEACH, SC 29588 (843) 293–0300 • EASTERN TIME

www.cypresscampingresort.com

SITES: 101 Pull-Thru CHECK IN: 1PM MAX ELECTRICAL: 30/50 amps MAX RV LENGTH: 40 ft. OPEN: Year Round HIGH-USE SEASONAL PERIOD: June through August ACCOMMODATIONS: Cabins, sleep 6; handicap accessible cabin, sleeps 4; bunkhouses, sleep 16. Minimum stay: 2 day stay in summer months. Pets allowed in units with deposit. No Linens provided. No smoking in units. FACILITIES/AMENITIES: Paved campsites, picnic tables, outdoor lighting, free WiFi, cable (for a fee), fire pits, adult and children pool, snack bar, camp store, conference center, game room, meeting area with audio/visual, planned activities, private boat ramp, 24hour security, modern bath houses, ministry services, playground, gazebo, outdoor pavilion, laundry facility, pump station, walking trails, waterway swimming area, camper and boat trailer storage. DIRECTIONS: FROM SOUTH: Take Hwy. 17 to SC 544 toward Conway. Turn right at the 4th stoplight, then turn right onto SC 707, then turn left onto River Road before Socastee High School. FROM NORTH: Take SC 31 to SC 544 (Georgetown Exit). Continue across the Intracoastal Waterway Bridge then turn right toward SC 707; turn right onto SC 707. Continue thru the next stoplight, then turn left onto River Road before Socastee High School. FROM WEST: Take SC 544 toward Surfside Beach from Conway. Continue across the Intracoastal Waterway Bridge then turn right toward SC 707; turn right onto River Road before Socastee High School.

WATERWAY FRONTAGE BEACH, FESTIVALS

CYPRESS CAMPING RESORTis a new camping destination in Myrtle Beach that offers first-class amenities and activities to please everyone in the family. All day visitors can enjoy swimming, pedal boats, kayaks, pontoon boats and cart rentals. Organized games of basketball and softball, along with movie nights and ping pong tournaments, provide extra fun. Need a beach fix? The resort offers a shuttle service to the shores of the Atlantic Ocean every day. Visitors will also find Concessions Waterway Café on site and restaurants within walking distance.

Cypress Camping Resort is close to many area parks, historical attractions, ball fields and more. There’s always a festival or event going on along the Grand Strand. Myrtle Beach is well known for its many sporting events and entertainment venues. In August, check out the annual Arts & Crafts Festival or spend some time in local museums. The Myrtle Beach SkyWheel, 187 feet tall, provides 42 glassenclosed, temperature-controlled gondolas, and it operates year round. The SkyWheel is the first observation wheel of its kind in the United States.

Minutes from Market Common and Coastal Shopping Mall.

Much more awaits in this community, including an aquarium, historic tours and water park.

AIKEN PINE ACRES CAMPGROUND

205 DUKE DR. • AIKEN, SC 29801 • (803) 648-5715 THIS CAMPGROUND OFFERS 43 FULL SITESthat can accommodate RVs up to 40 ft. It provides 20, 30 and 50 amp service.

Amenities include: propane, bathhouse, cable hookup, sewer hookup, WiFi and laundry facilities. The campground is in close vicinity to multiple recreational areas for biking, golfing, swimming, fishing, boating and birding. Visitors here can also find facilities for polo.

Located one mile from Aiken and 15 miles from Augusta, GA. From I-20, take Exit 22 and drive south on Hwy. 1 toward Aiken. Go 4.8 miles to campground on the left. From Aiken, off 118 Bypass, drive north on Hwy. 1 for one mile. Campground is on the right. OPEN ALL YEAR. EASTERN TIME

WALTERBORO EAGLES CAMPGROUND

115 92 JEFRIES HWY • WALTERBORO, SC 29488 • (843) 538-8731 • 888-533-8731 MAIL ADDRESS: 11592 JEFFRIES HWY. • WALTERBORO SC 29488 WITH SHADED, GRASSY, AND LEVEL SITES,this campground offers 20 full hookup sites. With 30 and 50 amp electrical receptacles. Air conditioners and heaters are allowed. Phone hookups are available. Pets are allowed on a leash.

Additional facilities include tables, sewer, storage available.

Recreational amenities nearby: river fishing, boating, canoe rental, and river canoeing.

Take Exit #68 off I-95. Go 2 and 1/2 miles east on Hwy. 61. Then 1/4 mile north on Hwy. 15 on right. OPEN ALL YEAR. EASTERN TIME

Traveling with Kids “Are we there yet?” Those familiar words can drive parents into a serious case of travel fatigue. Once the kids have tired of their store-bought games, try a few of these interactive diversions: •ALPHABET GAMES Look out the window for stores, road signs, etc. that start with the letter “A.”

Move on to “B” and go through the alphabet. You can also play this game by listing cities, animals, food — the choices are endless.

•SCAVENGER HUNT Give kids a list of things to look for during the drive. The lists can be modified for the type of scenery and the age of children. •TWENTY QUESTIONS Think of a person, place or object. Kids take turns asking yes/no questions (up to 20) until someone is able to guess what the secret is. •WORD GAMES Parents think of a word and kids give the opposite. Words with the same meaning can be substituted.