Note the long site length and the spacing between sites. WOW! Willow Tree RV Resort and Campground, Longs, SC

We’d decided we wanted to check out Willow Tree RV Resort and Campground in Longs, SC, before we begin our slow trek to Florida for late winter. Glad we did!

RV sites from across the lake, Willow Tree RV Resort and Campground, Longs, SC

There are certain things that make a park appealing to the majority of RV’er such as long sites, good spacing between each sites, up-to-date hookups/facilities and being clean and well maintained. Willow Tree offers all of this and more.

Interesting clouds looking back at the RV Sites from the walking trail around the lake, Willow Tree RV Resort and Campground, Longs, SC

Then there are things which appeal to some RV’ers but perhaps not all.  Bonnie and I prefer parks that are quiet and serene with lots of natural beauty and opportunities to walk and enjoy nature. We also like one that is dog friendly and where the neighbors seem mature and considerate. We don’t necessarily need or want a lot of commercialism just outside the gate. As long as we can drive to a good grocery store and a couple of good restaurants in 30 minutes or so, we are happy. Willow Tree fulfills our want list for a RV Park probably as close as any we’ve visited thus far.

All set-up and enjoying some 70’s weather, Willow Tree RV Resort and Campground, Longs, SC

There will no doubt be more visits to this great resort in our future.

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Tom Dills
7 years ago

I had to Google Longs, SC to even know where it is! Looks like a great spot, and probably not a bad time of year to try and explore the Myrtle Beach area before the spring/summer crowds.

Tom Dills
7 years ago
Reply to  Earl

We were away over the MLK weekend, but that’s been it so far. What actually happened is that I figured out how to schedule posts (not that it was hard, but I hadn’t taken the time) and changed my method for posting to Facebook that posts instantly instead of taking days. Then I managed to actually process some photos, and voila! ;)

Monte Stevens
7 years ago

That does look inviting for RVers or anyone else. The first image looks like there was some cloud cover but blue skies after that. I assume Maggie agrees with your evaluation.