Living in an RV Full Time in Myrtle Beach

15 miles NW in Conway SC is an RV and Mobile Home Park if you don't mind a short drive. Reasonable monthly rates. I checked reviews but no recent ones. http://www.williamsonrvparks.com/home.html

Allworth wrote:
Unless you have the good fortune to be able to abandon work for a few days and pull out in the event a storm approaches (i.e. Ana with 80mph winds night before last) you will need to be in a place that allows extensive (and expensive) tie-downs.

Even then I wouldn't want to ride out the wind and rain in a TT and I've been in some pretty severe thunderstorms from time to time while traveling.

Ana had top winds of 50 MPH when it went ashore at Myrtle Beach

Unless you have the good fortune to be able to abandon work for a few days and pull out in the event a storm approaches (i.e. Ana with 80mph winds night before last) you will need to be in a place that allows extensive (and expensive) tie-downs.

Even then I wouldn't want to ride out the wind and rain in a TT and I've been in some pretty severe thunderstorms from time to time while traveling.

Thanks Paw Paw! I'm exploring that option presently.

You are 'moving' to a tourist area, and RV parks are going to be pricy. Because they only have a few months per year to make their money, and they sit pretty empty the rest of the time.

However, when we drove thru that area in late March, there seemed to be a lot of retirement mobile home parks - residential models or regular mobile homes.

It might be cheaper to look if any of those will take an RV sized trailer - or might haves some units folks are selling for good prices.