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Isla Mas Afuera

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· Murrells Inlet, Horry, South Carolina

4 acres hosted by Scott H.

3 Vehicle/Tent sites

3.5 acre property, last remaining part of old inlet horse farm, with plenty of natural buffers from the few neighbors in our vicinity and between our camp sites, as well as the road. So close to everything the inlet area has to offer. Beaches, tidal inlet with boat ramps, Waccamaw River with boat ramps, restaurants, shops, bars, State Parks, nature preserves, fun attractions and much, much more, all just moments away. We are set up as a “primitive” camping experience, the property is kept very natural, unmanicured for the most part, little to no herbicides or insecticides used here. It’s a work in progress, is difficult for me to tackle chores due to physical disabilities, so some private areas are disorganized at this time. I live here full time, with two cats & 5 chickens whom are all free range. I live here in a double wide by myself, two outdoor cats. Deer, fox, rabbits, hawks and the like are common visitors. This is brand new to me, lots of improvements to be made in the future to make a guests stay even better, so for right now it’s bare bones. Can accommodate tents or certain campers. No pump out, no electricity or running water for “sites” yet, if ever, but running water is here and available for free. Additions to come soon: outdoor shower, available compost toilet available for rent while here, fresh herbs, vegetables, fresh local eggs, firewood, and covered gathering/ cooking area (not built yet) and much more, I’m really excited. Open to idea’s and options. No fireworks/ gunfire allowed at anytime, no “parties”, but gatherings, campfires, games and fun always welcome. I prefer meeting guests apon arrival to answer any questions and help all feel comfortable. I do have medical conditions that may prohibit it at times though.

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26 Ratings · 21 reviews

Rebecca T.recommends

November 3, 2024

A- Site 1- Primary

I was prepared to be totally off grid but found water and toilet at site- a wonderful surprise. Next time I will know to take fire grill but I was able cook oatmeal and water for coffee.

John R.recommends

November 1, 2024

B- Site 2

Idyllic sites in an ideal location

Scott is a great host, communicating clearly and showing up to help campers get situated. His three sites have real charm - two at least had fire pits. Our site was roomy, level and inviting. I was also impressed with his location - just off a major road with great access north or south - and yet his place is quiet.

Barb K.recommends

October 9, 2024

A- Site 1- Primary

Scott was very attentive, excellent communication, brought us water and provided extra fire wood! Absolutely love the site! We even extended our stay and will be back again!

Ponti E.recommends

August 14, 2024

B- Site 2

Perfect place for overnight camping! Scott was very nice

David W.recommends

July 16, 2024

B- Site 2

Quiet peaceful but near everything

Peaceful, quiet, close proximity to everything without the hustle and bustle and traffic. Great host, he goes out of his way to make you feel welcome without crowding you and he is always there if ya need him. I liked it. I will and do recommend it.

Linsey S.recommends

July 12, 2024

B- Site 2

Scott’s tent site was perfect for us! He was very friendly and responsive. There is a little fire pit and a large flat area for a tent. We will definitely be back!

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Murrells Inlet, Horry, South Carolina, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Mánu: Yį Įsuwą (Catawba), Waccamaw (Woccon), Sewee, Chicora, and Pee Dee First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Scott H.

Joined in July 2023

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