Ocean Lakes

Camping guests likely will notice some changes to the cable TV at their campsites this year. In March, Spectrum converted from analog TV service to digital TV service in the Myrtle Beach area, including Ocean Lakes. Because of this transition, guests at our campsites have a new channel lineup and will likely have to program their TV during their first stay with us this year (it’s a painless process, we promise). All the usual channels are still there; they just might be in a different spot. Be sure to pick up the bright green brochure when you arrive that lists the channel lineup for quick reference. The brochure also has all the details you need to program your TV or troubleshoot if you have issues (plus a phone number to call if you need an expert). This process is only for guests staying on a campsite; our annual lease site holders have a different process to handle the digital conversion. A few tips: Program your TV | Once you have your TV hooke...

We are getting some questions about the conversion to all digital TV, which is still more than a year away in the Myrtle Beach area. Spectrum (formerly Time Warner Cable) plans to go to an all-digital signal, which will require users to have a digital adaptor to continue to see their favorite TV channels. The conversion in the Myrtle Beach area is planned for mid-2018, a Spectrum official said Thursday. Until that conversion, annual lease site holders do not need the digital adapters to get their channels. Other tidbits about the digital conversion to know: n   When Time Warner makes the switch to digital, customers in annual lease sites at Ocean Lakes must have a digital box for each TV in their house. Two boxes are included free with the lease. Customers can pick those up from the Spectrum office. (The closest Spectrum office to Ocean Lakes is in Garden City Beach at 2520 U.S. 17 South, Unit 10 in the Oasis Plaza). n   The digital conversion will NOT...