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Glamping & River Adventures at River Island in Longs, SC - Myrtle Beach

Glamping & River Adventures at River Island in Longs, SC

Longsmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2–5 hours depending on activity

Fitness Level

Participants should have average fitness for paddling, hiking, and light physical challenges.

Overview

River Island Adventures in Longs, SC, combines riverside glamping with active paddle tours and unique challenge games. Discover why this spot is a standout for families and scout groups venturing beyond typical beach activities.

Glamping & River Adventures at River Island in Longs, SC

Adventure Tips

Prepare for Wet Conditions

Bring quick-dry clothing and water shoes to stay comfortable during river tubing or kayak tours.

Book Early for Treehouse Rentals

The treehouse is a popular overnight option, so reserve your stay well in advance, especially on weekends.

Stay Hydrated

South Carolina summers can be humid—carry plenty of water to stay energized during Survivor Games and other activities.

Bring Bug Protection

Mosquitoes are active near the river, particularly at dusk; insect repellent will make evenings more comfortable.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Great Blue Heron
  • Baby Alligators

History

The Waccamaw River area has long been home to native peoples and played a role in the lumber and rice farming industries during the colonial period.

Conservation

River Island Adventures emphasizes low-impact activities and supports local conservation efforts to protect the river ecosystem and its inhabitants.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Water Shoes

Essential

Protect feet and provide traction during water tours and river access.

summer|null specific

Insect Repellent

Essential

Keeps mosquitoes and other bugs at bay, especially around dusk.

spring|summer|fall specific

Light Rain Jacket

Essential

Useful for occasional showers and wind protection.

spring|fall specific

Reusable Water Bottle

Essential

Staying hydrated is crucial during physical activities along the river.