We only walked on the beach, which was beautiful. I would call the ranger station and ask about the entire park's walkability. They were so friendly and helpful to us. The park is beautiful.

Maybe at the Kangaroo gas station on route 17 bypass about 4 miles north of the Park...

100 yds or so

There are no cabins at Huntington Beach State Park . Myrtle Beach State park has cabins . I believe Edisto State parks has cabins or villas

You can get into the park for $5 for adults, $3.50 for seniors,somewhat less for little kids. Touring Atalaya is add'l $2 per person but worth the nominal fee. The gift shop is good and supports the park. Camping rates are about $50 per night and very hard to find in summer.

No. It is a state park

Depends on what time of the year you are looking for and the size of the accommodation that you need. Currently the inventory offers a whole lot of specials either with properties right on the ocean to lesser expensive maybe larger properties more inland. VRBO has some interesting opportunities but don't expect pristine accommodations....some owners to better than others everybody is graded so VRBO does have some good controls for the owners as well as the users. good luck we just spent ten days in the Myrtle Beach area it was very cold relative to our home in Florida but we had a great time.... Plenty to do even in the off-season and the restaurants are great!

You can park at Huntington and take the bike path through the park and down to Litchfield Beach. Then turn around and you can take the bike path through Murrells Inlet through restaurant row. The other bike path goes from Market Common north to north Myrtle Beach. You will have plenty of options to ride north and south and through the trails at the state parks.