Located about 18 miles from Ocean Lakes Family Campground is historic downtown Conway, South Carolina.  The streets are lined with sprawling live oak trees covered in moss and filled with history.  The Waccamaw River, dark as tea, meanders along beside the railroad tracks, together they once provided the mode of transportation that helped Conway grow and its people prosper.  The history and culture of this friendly little town can be seen and felt as guests stroll through the downtown area.  One of the best days of the year to hear the culture is in May at the old Peanut Warehouse....

For concert information go to Bluegrass on the Waccamaw 2009...

Bluegrass on the Waccamaw 2007:
Experience the tenth year for this outstanding event from 12:30 PM - 10 PM outdoors at the historic Peanut Warehouse under the Waccamaw River Bridge at Second Avenue and Main Street. Just take Hwy 544 from Ocean Lakes straight into downtown Conway and make a right onto Second Avenue at the base of the bridge. The bands include: The Grascals, The Lewis Family, Randy Waller & The Country Gentlemen, Bluegrass Strangers, Grasstowne, The Hagar's Mountain Boys, Flatt City and more!

Bluegrass on the Waccamaw 2006:
Experience the tenth year for this outstanding event from 1 PM - 10 PM outdoors at the historic Peanut Warehouse under the Waccamaw River Bridge at Second Avenue and Main Street. Just take Hwy 544 from Ocean Lakes straight into downtown Conway and make a right onto Second Avenue at the base of the bridge. The bands include: TBA.

Bluegrass on the Waccamaw 2004:
Concert featured: J.D. Crowe & The New South, BlueRidge, David Parmley & Continental Divide (with Bluegrass Cardinals Reunion), The Bluegrass Strangers, Marshgrass Mamas, The Red White Family and Saw Grass.

Bluegrass on the Waccamaw 2003:
The seven great bands included:  Ronnie Reno & The Reno Tradition, Baucom, Bibey & Blueridge, Deep River Band (from England), The Bluegrass Strangers, The Jeanette Williams Band, Sally Jones & The Sidewinders, and Yee Haw Junction!