Where Comfort
Meets the
Coast
A family-owned, gated, year-round coastal resort with RV sites, cottages, and resort amenities just 1/2 mile from the beach.
Your Coastal Resort,
Close to Everything
Barefoot RV Resort is a family-owned and operated, gated RV resort in North Myrtle Beach, just 1/2 mile from the beach and 1 mile from Barefoot Landing. It is built for easy coastal stays, with the Grand Strand’s beaches, dining, and entertainment close at hand.
Choose a paved full-hookup RV site or a fully equipped cottage, then settle into a stay with a heated pool, lazy river, splash pad, playground, arcade, and golf-cart-friendly access to the area around you.
Explore Our ParkTwo Ways to Stay
at Barefoot
Pull into a paved RV site or check into a cottage built for an easy North Myrtle Beach stay.
Paved, Full Hook-Up Sites
Spacious paved RV sites with full hook-ups, city water and sewer, free WiFi and cable, plus a picnic table and fire pit at your site.
Fully Equipped Cottages
Each cottage pairs resort access with home-like privacy, including a queen bed, bunk beds or sleep-loft, a pull-out sofa, a full kitchen, a covered porch, and room for up to six guests.
The Resort Life,
Right Outside Your Door
Heated pool, lazy river, splash pad, playground, and arcade, with current availability and hours posted by the resort.
Heated Pool
Open through October from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, with space to swim, lounge, and unwind between beach trips.
Lazy River
Open Memorial Day through October and closes 30 minutes before dark, making it an easy afternoon stop for the whole family.
Splash Pad
Open Memorial Day through October and closes 30 minutes before dark, with dedicated water play for younger guests.
Arcade
Open all year from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM for rainy-day plans, evening competition, and easy on-site fun.
Camp Store & Office
Your stop for front-office help, resort questions, and the basics that keep the stay running smoothly.
Playground
Open all year from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, with room for kids to climb, move, and burn off energy close to your site.
Go Further by
Golf Cart
Barefoot RV Resort is golf-cart friendly, with the beach, Barefoot Landing, gas, groceries, restaurants, and fast food all a short ride away.
Bring your own golf cart or rent through Salty Frye’s Golf Carts, our exclusive rental partner. Personal golf carts must provide proof of insurance and complete the front-office agreement.
No outside rental companies are allowed. Barefoot works exclusively with Salty Frye’s Golf Carts.
Your Base Camp for
North Myrtle Beach
From beach access to waterfront dining, most of the area’s favorite stops are easy to reach from the resort.
Beach Days
The beach is only 1/2 mile away, making ocean mornings, sandy afternoons, and sunset walks easy from the resort.
See Beach Access →Barefoot Landing
Just 1 mile away, Barefoot Landing puts shopping, dining, entertainment, and live music right on the waterway.
Explore Barefoot Landing →Nearby Favorites
From House of Blues and Alligator Adventure to Hawaiian Rumble, Reel Action Fishing Charters, and nearby dining, there is plenty close by.
See Nearby Favorites →Why Guests Choose
the Resort
Barefoot RV Resort is family-operated and gated, with RV sites, cottages, and resort amenities just 1/2 mile from the beach.
Bring your own golf cart or rent through Salty Frye’s to reach the beach, Barefoot Landing, groceries, gas, restaurants, and more without moving your vehicle.
Pet-friendly RV sites and cottages, plus on-site amenities and nearby attractions, make it easier to bring the whole crew along for the trip.
From Barefoot RV Resort
Cabins vs. Cottages
Looking for the right cottage-style stay in North Myrtle Beach? Start here for a quick look at Barefoot’s furnished accommodations.
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