Just booked 4 night stay at Lakewood Resort , Myrtle Beach . I didn't realize they had an alcohol ban in the park until I received my confirmation . Does anyone know how strictly enforced this is . We don't drink a lot but I do enjoy the odd beer through the day as being a Canadian it's practically a tradition .

oscar111 wrote:Just booked 4 night stay at Lakewood Resort , Myrtle Beach . I didn't realize they had an alcohol ban in the park until I received my confirmation . Does anyone know how strictly enforced this is . We don't drink a lot but I do enjoy the odd beer through the day as being a Canadian it's practically a tradition .that's what plastic cups and huggies are for. Can't imagine it's any different than the average State Park. Enforced if you act like an idiot, left alone if you are a responsable person.

That's prety much what I thought and I guess being in Myrtle Beach it's probably a rule that makes a lot of sense .

Yep, as long as you don't "open carry" / broadcast that you are drinking, and or, make a fool by being drunk. You will be fine.

If all else fails, when you need a cold one, drink it inside and then go back outside.

Oak Grove RV Resort, here in Holland also has a no alcohol policy. The owner goes to his next door neighbor who has a beer cooler in his pole barn.

Lakewood Resort ,Myrtle Beach , No Alcohol | Good Sam Community

Effy
Explorer II
Aug 07, 2013
oscar111 wrote:
Just booked 4 night stay at Lakewood Resort , Myrtle Beach . I didn't realize they had an alcohol ban in the park until I received my confirmation . Does anyone know how strictly enforced this is . We don't drink a lot but I do enjoy the odd beer through the day as being a Canadian it's practically a tradition .

that's what plastic cups and huggies are for. Can't imagine it's any different than the average State Park. Enforced if you act like an idiot, left alone if you are a responsable person.
oscar111
Explorer
Aug 07, 2013
That's prety much what I thought and I guess being in Myrtle Beach it's probably a rule that makes a lot of sense .
Terryallan
Explorer II
Aug 07, 2013
Yep, as long as you don't "open carry" / broadcast that you are drinking, and or, make a fool by being drunk. You will be fine.
dieharder
Explorer
Aug 07, 2013
If all else fails, when you need a cold one, drink it inside and then go back outside.
bsinmich
Explorer
Aug 07, 2013
Oak Grove RV Resort, here in Holland also has a no alcohol policy. The owner goes to his next door neighbor who has a beer cooler in his pole barn.
clayway
Explorer
Aug 07, 2013
Everyone is accurate

I have stayed there, not an issue, as another poster said just don't open carry.
sailor_lou
Explorer
Aug 07, 2013
Just another one of the many reasons we stay at campgrounds and avoid state parks and parking lots. However, that's the great thing about an RV, everyone has different likes and dislikes and can chose what pleases them.

Safe travels to all,

Lou
05 Travel Supreme Envoy
RoyB
Explorer II
Aug 07, 2013
This is why they invented KOOZIES...

Can you tell if this is a PEPSI COLA Can or a beer.

Of course having two or three empty pepsi cans on the table wouldn't hurt...

Now stumbling out of your trailer door and steps might not be a good idea...

Roy Ken
riven1950
Explorer
Aug 07, 2013
Just use a Redskin Koozie instead of Dallas, less likely to get tossed out. :)
oscar111
Explorer
Aug 07, 2013
Thanks for the reply's . I'll follow you advice and I'm sure we'll have a great time . We will be in the area for around 3 weeks and will move around a bit and see wich campground we like best .