Sunday, February 1st, 2026 | 3PM
The snow on Lakewood’s beach is breathtaking. Here are some of the picture perfect moments and snow-day fun we have seen so far!
The county’s Winter Storm Warning is finally over! Forecasts indicate snowfall to be completed, but expect continued freezing temperatures, dangerous wind chills, and hazardous travel conditions from tonight through Monday morning. The Extreme Cold Watch is still in effect and is predicted to last through Monday night, so experts still recommend to avoid traveling on the roads and to stay bundled up!
Lakewood’s Front Office will close at 4PM today.
Monday, February 2nd Operating Hours are listed below:
Security: 24/7
Front Office: 12PM-5PM
Maintenance will begin operations at 10AM.
Beach Bum Coffee House: 10AM-2PM
All other offices will be open for operation from 12PM to 5PM.
Lakewood will continue to monitor the storm and release any resort-specific updates or changes to activities and operating hours through the Lakewood Camping Resort App. Guests are strongly encouraged to download the app to stay up to date with the latest information.
For the most accurate and up-to-date weather information, please follow these trusted sources:
Saturday, January 31, 2026 | 6PM
Snow has begun to fall at Lakewood! The county’s Winter Storm Warning will be in effect for the Grand Strand from Saturday through Sunday. Forecasts indicate intensifying levels of snow, very cold temperatures, dangerous wind chills, and hazardous travel conditions from tonight through Sunday morning, and potentially Sunday night. Meteorologists predict approximately 2-4 inches of snowfall, with some areas expected to reach 4-8 inches with an Extreme Cold Watch expected to be in effect through Monday night.
All of Lakewood’s offices are closed for the rest of today.
Sunday, February 1st Operating Hours are listed below:
Front Office: 12PM-4PM
Security: 24/7
All other offices will be closed Sunday, February 1st. LCR Villa Rental Guests will complete Check-In with Security that day.
Lakewood will continue to monitor the storm and release any resort-specific updates or changes to activities and operating hours through the Lakewood Camping Resort App. Guests are strongly encouraged to download the app to stay up to date with the latest information.
For the most accurate and up-to-date weather information, please follow these trusted sources:
Saturday, January 31, 2026 | 10AM
Our Winter Storm Watch has advanced to a Winter Storm Warning for the Grand Strand for Saturday through Sunday. Forecasts indicate the significant snow, very cold temperatures, dangerous wind chills, and hazardous travel conditions, particularly from Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning. Experts recommend settling into one location by noon today, Saturday, January 31. An Extreme Cold Watch will still be in effect for Saturday evening to Monday morning. Meteorologists predict approximately 2-4 inches of snowfall, with some areas expected to reach 4-8 inches.
Lakewood will continue to closely monitor conditions. Guests and residents are encouraged to begin planning now and prepare for extreme cold.
All of Lakewood’s offices will be closing early at 5PM today. Any resort-specific updates or continued changes to activities or operating hours will be shared through the Lakewood Camping Resort App. Guests are strongly encouraged to download the app to stay up to date with the latest information.
For the most accurate and up-to-date weather information, please follow these trusted sources:
We’ll continue to share updates as conditions evolve.
Friday, January 30, 2026 | 10AM
Our Winter Storm Watch has advanced to a Winter Storm Warning for the Grand Strand for Saturday through Sunday. Forecasts indicate the significant snow, very cold temperatures, dangerous wind chills, and hazardous travel conditions, particularly from Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning. An Extreme Cold Watch will still be in effect for Saturday evening to Monday morning. First call predictions call for 2-4 inches of snowfall, but more accurate information will become available within the next 24 hours.
Lakewood will continue to closely monitor conditions. Guests and residents are encouraged to begin planning now and prepare for extreme cold.
All Lakewood operations are currently running normally. Any resort-specific updates or changes to activities or operating hours will be shared through the Lakewood Camping Resort App. Guests are strongly encouraged to download the app to stay up to date with the latest information.
Recommendations for Guests Staying in Campers/RVs
While constant temperature drops, guests staying in campers or RVs should follow a few simple precautions until the advisory is fully lifted:
- Disconnect and drain water hoses overnight if possible
- Let interior faucets drip slowly to help prevent freezing
- Wrap or protect exposed spigots and connections
- Use insulated hoses or heat tape if available
- Ensure space heaters are operating safely and properly vented
- Bring extra blankets or warm layers for colder overnight temperatures
- Watch your step! Use caution walking outside, as a few slick spots may be present on pavement
For the most accurate and up-to-date weather information, please follow these trusted sources:
We’ll continue to share updates as conditions evolve.
Thursday, January 29, 2026 | 4PM
A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for the Grand Strand for Saturday through Sunday. Forecasts indicate the potential for snow, very cold temperatures, and hazardous travel conditions, particularly from Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning. An Extreme Cold Watch has been issued for Saturday evening to Monday morning. Exact impacts are still uncertain and will become clearer as additional forecast data becomes available, but meteorologists express concerns for high winds and keeping a close watch on elderly, pets, and pipes.
Lakewood will continue to closely monitor conditions. Guests and residents are encouraged to begin planning now, reconsider unnecessary travel this weekend, and prepare for extreme cold.
All Lakewood operations are currently running normally. Any resort-specific updates or changes to activities or operating hours will be shared through the Lakewood Camping Resort App. Guests are strongly encouraged to download the app to stay up to date with the latest information.
For the most accurate and up-to-date weather information, please follow these trusted sources:
We’ll continue to share updates as conditions evolve.
Thursday, January 29, 2026 | 9 AM
A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for the Grand Strand for Saturday through Sunday. Forecasts indicate the potential for snow, very cold temperatures, and hazardous travel conditions, particularly from Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning. Exact impacts are still uncertain and will become clearer as additional forecast data becomes available.
Lakewood will continue to closely monitor conditions. Guests and residents are encouraged to begin planning now, reconsider unnecessary travel this weekend, and prepare for extreme cold.
All Lakewood operations are currently running normally. Any resort-specific updates or changes to activities or operating hours will be shared through the Lakewood Camping Resort app. Guests are strongly encouraged to download the app to stay up to date with the latest information.
Recommendations for Guests Staying in Campers/RVs
While constant temperature drops, guests staying in campers or RVs should follow a few simple precautions until the advisory is fully lifted:
- Disconnect and drain water hoses overnight if possible
- Let interior faucets drip slowly to help prevent freezing
- Wrap or protect exposed spigots and connections
- Use insulated hoses or heat tape if available
- Ensure space heaters are operating safely and properly vented
- Bring extra blankets or warm layers for colder overnight temperatures
- Watch your step! Use caution walking outside, as a few slick spots may be present on pavement
For the most accurate and up-to-date weather information, please follow these trusted sources:
We’ll continue to share updates as conditions evolve.
Sunday, January 25, 2026 | 7 PM
We’re continuing to monitor the winter weather system that is currently impacting our area for the rest of tonight and potentially early Monday morning. A Winter Weather Advisory for the Grand Strand is still in effect per The National Weather Service, as rainfall will continue throughout the night.
The latest local forecasts note freezing rain for a few hours that should transition to regular heavy rains and potential thunderstorms tonight and Monday morning. Officials recommend caution on bridges, overpasses, and sidewalks, as slick areas remain. The remainder of the Winter Weather Advisory does not suggest any more severe weather starting Monday morning and expects road and travel conditions to return to normal.
At this time, all Lakewood operations are running normally, with no changes to schedules, activities, or services.
Recommendations for Guests Staying in Campers/RVs
While the freezing rain ice concerns remain, guests staying in campers or RVs should continue to follow a few simple precautions until the advisory is fully lifted:
- Disconnect and drain water hoses overnight if possible
- Let interior faucets drip slowly to help prevent freezing
- Wrap or protect exposed spigots and connections
- Use insulated hoses or heat tape if available
- Ensure space heaters are operating safely and properly vented
- Bring extra blankets or warm layers for colder overnight temperatures
- Watch your step! Use caution walking outside, as a few slick spots may be present on pavement
These are precautionary measures only, and no widespread utility or infrastructure issues are expected in our area at this time.
Our team will continue to monitor conditions closely and share updates if anything changes. For the most accurate and up-to-date forecasts for our area, we encourage following these trusted local and national sources:
We’ll continue to keep you posted if the projected weather conditions worsen. We will share updates promptly here on our website and in the Lakewood app.
Sunday, January 25, 2026 | 12 PM
We’re continuing to monitor the winter weather system expected to impact our area early today. A Winter Weather Advisory for the Grand Strand is still in effect per The National Weather Service, primarily for the potential of light freezing rain early today that will lessen into a drizzle and dissipate before Monday morning.
The latest local forecasts continue to show a trend toward less moisture and slightly warmer temperatures starting later today, which reduces the threat of significant ice impacts along the Grand Strand. Ice accumulations are noted throughout the Myrtle Beach area, leaving slick spots on bridges, overpasses, and sidewalks. Temperatures will begin to rise to the upper 40s starting later today, removing travel concerns and slowly transitioning us out of the Winter Weather Advisory.
At this time, all Lakewood operations are running normally, with no changes to schedules, activities, or services.
Recommendations for Guests Staying in Campers/RVs
While the freezing rain ice concerns remain, guests staying in campers or RVs should continue to follow a few simple precautions due to freezing temperatures early Sunday:
- Disconnect and drain water hoses overnight if possible
- Let interior faucets drip slowly to help prevent freezing
- Wrap or protect exposed spigots and connections
- Use insulated hoses or heat tape if available
- Ensure space heaters are operating safely and properly vented
- Bring extra blankets or warm layers for colder overnight temperatures
- Watch your step! Use caution walking outside early Sunday morning, as a few slick spots may be present on pavement
These are precautionary measures only, and no widespread utility or infrastructure issues are expected in our area at this time.
Our team will continue to monitor conditions closely and share updates if anything changes. For the most accurate and up-to-date forecasts for our area, we encourage following these trusted local and national sources:
We’ll continue to keep you posted as more information becomes available. We will share updates promptly here on our website and in the Lakewood app
.Saturday, January 25, 2026 | 1 PM
We’re continuing to monitor the winter weather system expected to impact our area late tonight through Sunday. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the Grand Strand, primarily for the potential of light freezing rain late tonight into early Sunday morning.
The latest local forecasts continue to show a trend toward less moisture and slightly warmer temperatures, which reduces the threat of significant ice impacts along the Grand Strand. At this time, minimal impacts are expected in the Myrtle Beach area. A few slick spots on bridges or overpasses can’t be ruled out, but widespread travel or power impacts are not expected locally.
At this time, all Lakewood operations are running normally, with no changes to schedules, activities, or services.
Recommendations for Guests Staying in Campers/RVs
While minimal impacts are expected, guests staying in campers or RVs should take a few simple precautions due to cold overnight temperatures and the small chance of freezing rain late tonight into early Sunday:
- Disconnect and drain water hoses overnight if possible
- Let interior faucets drip slowly to help prevent freezing
- Wrap or protect exposed spigots and connections
- Use insulated hoses or heat tape if available
- Ensure space heaters are operating safely and properly vented
- Bring extra blankets or warm layers for colder overnight temperatures
- Watch your step! Use caution walking outside early Sunday morning, as a few slick spots may be present on pavement
These are precautionary measures only, and no widespread utility or infrastructure issues are expected in our area at this time.
Our team will continue to monitor conditions closely and share updates if anything changes. For the most accurate and up-to-date forecasts for our area, we encourage following these trusted local and national sources:
We’ll continue to keep you posted as more information becomes available.
Friday, January 23, 2026 | 1 PM
We’re continuing to closely monitor the developing winter weather system expected to impact our area late Saturday through Sunday. The latest local forecasts now show a trend toward less moisture and slightly warmer temperatures, which reduces the threat of significant ice impacts along the Grand Strand. At this time, minimal impacts are expected locally, with more significant winter weather likely west of I-95.
There remains a small chance for rain or freezing rain late Saturday night into early Sunday. A few slick spots on bridges and overpasses can’t be ruled out, but widespread travel or power impacts are not expected in our area at this time.
At this time, all Lakewood operations are running normally, with no changes to schedules, activities, or services.
Our team will continue to monitor local and National Weather forecasts closely. We will share updates promptly here on our website and in the Lakewood app.
We encourage everyone to use caution when traveling, especially late Saturday night into early Sunday morning, and to allow extra time if conditions become slick.
Please download the Lakewood Camping Resort app to receive real-time alerts about any changes to activities, amenities, or operating hours.
For local & national weather coverage:
Wednesday, January 21, 2026 | 5 PM
We’re Keeping an Eye on the Weekend Forecast
We’re closely monitoring the developing winter weather system expected to impact our area this weekend. Current forecasts are calling for very cold temperatures and the potential for freezing rain and icy conditions across the Grand Strand.
At this time, all Lakewood operations are running normally, with no changes to schedules, activities, or services.
Our team will continue to monitor local and National Weather forecasts. If any adjustments become necessary for guest safety, we will share updates promptly here on our website and the Lakewood app.
As always, we encourage everyone to use caution when traveling and allow extra time if conditions become slick.
We’ll keep you posted as more information becomes available.
Local Weather Resources
Keep up with local and national weather updates to stay ahead of the freeze. Trusted resources include: