Tis the season to soak up the sun, sand and surf, and there’s no better way to do so than to pitch a tent on the beach with friends and family. Summer beach camping is gaining in popularity. While many campsites are typically situated in heavily wooded areas, an increasing number of camping resorts are popping up near lakes and oceans. Among the most popular include:
South Carolina
Located in picturesque Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Lakewood Camping Resort offers 1200 scenic lakefront or ocean front sites which are able to accommodate tents or RVs. Among its notable features, Lakewood provides guests with access to water, cable television, propane gas delivery, and Internet service. When you aren’t enjoying the resort’s volleyball courts, heated swimming pool and whirlpool spa, you can explore the area’s family-friendly beaches, amusement parks and restaurants.
Florida Keys
If you long to live right on the water, then head to Long Key State Park. Located in the sunny Florida Keys, the park offers the ultimate beach camping experience complete with sites right on the sand. While there you can fish, snorkel, swim and sunbathe. Another popular attraction is canoeing. The park is home to a number of lagoons and tiny islands which can be accessed by kayaks and canoes. In addition, the remote camping area also boasts hiking trails, picnic stations, and hot showers.
San Diego
Experienced campers will love the waterfront views offered at Silver Strand State Beach in Coronado, California. The San Diego-area campground is extremely popular among guests looking to immerse themselves in the beauty of Southern California. Silver Strand is known for its exceptional swimming, boating, and water skiing areas. In addition, the park has places for picnics, volleyball and surfing. You may also appreciate the park’s proximity to the quaint town of Coronado, which offers amazing shopping, dining and nightlife.
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