We drove our coach 150 miles, about three hours of driving, from Columbia, South Carolina to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Reaching the East coast! (Other than Florida.)

Here’s a map showing our route, heading east:

An interactive map:

Leaving the state park:

A line for the dump station; we didn’t need to dump, but had to wait for a bit to get past:

The dump station:

I-20 East:

Fun with zoom:

Iron Skillet Restaurant at a Petro truck stop:

We like Petro, as not only do we get fuel discounts there, but they are often very large, with lots of parking spaces and uncrowded fuel lanes:

Our fuel fill; as usual, we paid less than the pump price thanks to our fuel discount card; we paid $204.71, a saving of $27.47:

Easy parking:

Petro has laundry and showers facilities, and even a hair salon:

And the aforementioned Iron Skillet Restaurant, where we had breakfast for lunch:

Back at our coach, Paladin asleep on the dash:

I-95 North:

Route 76 East:

Crossing over a portion of the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW), an inland water route near the coast that runs almost all the way down the East coast from Massachusetts to Florida and across the Gulf to Texas:

Arriving at Myrtle Beach State Park:

Camper check-in:

Following the coach to our site: