I haven't lived there, but my aunt did for many years and lived in that same trailer park, I believe. Her neighbors were so good to her and watched out for each other. She died at the age of 100 a couple of years ago. Until she went blind in her 90's she walked the beach early every morning with her metal detector and found some really nice jewelry and shark's teeth. She always looked much younger and said it was due to the fresh, clear air and sunshine - and her walks. The seafood restaurant near the park is very good. We visited her quite a bit and she loved it there. I used to think it would be a nice place to retire. We enjoyed the water at Myrtle Beach, but not the crowds that have grown there in the past 20 years. Wintertime is best for us older folk - we have the whole place to ourselves!!