Laurel Oaks Estate
Quick Facts
Why Conway & the Waccamaw River
Conway sits about 15 miles west of Myrtle Beach along the Waccamaw River, one of the oldest towns in South Carolina, founded in 1732 and still carrying genuine southern river-town charm. The town offers the Horry County Museum, a scenic riverwalk, and a self-guided historic trails map through stately old homes and churches, a genuine change of pace from the beach.
Laurel Oaks Estate stands out with a genuinely unusual converted horse trailer stay alongside glamping tents, with resident peacocks that occasionally wander by, about 35 minutes from the Myrtle Beach boardwalk.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Conway, about 35 minutes from the Myrtle Beach boardwalk
- Setting: Genuinely unique, with resident peacocks
- Site type: Glamping tents plus a converted horse trailer
- Amenities: A genuinely unique converted horse trailer stay, glamping tents, resident peacocks, about 35 minutes from the Myrtle Beach boardwalk
- Recreation: Wildlife viewing
Pro Tips for Booking
Book the horse trailer for something genuinely different. It’s a real conversation starter and a standout among Grand Strand stays.
Say hi to the peacocks. They occasionally wander by, a genuinely charming touch guests mention.
Explore historic Conway. Founded in 1732, its riverwalk and historic homes offer a quieter alternative to Myrtle Beach’s bustle.
What to Do Around Here
- Wildlife viewing, including the property’s resident peacocks
- Historic Conway’s riverwalk and self-guided trails map
- The Horry County Museum, covering local history
- Myrtle Beach’s boardwalk and attractions, about 35 minutes away
- Brookgreen Gardens, a scenic drive from the property
