KING TIDES EXPLAINED Being an oceanfront campground, we're very familiar with the tides. Sometimes, we get high tides that push water onto Holiday Boulevard here at Myrtle Beach Travel Park. There's some science behind why that happens. We invited local meteorologist, Sean Bailey, to discuss why we get some minor flooding and when King Tides are forecast to happen. Please click here to read more details: https://www.myrtlebeachtravelpark.com/kingtides/ | Myrtle Beach Travel Park

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