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Best Plantations Near Myrtle Beach

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Plantations are a staple of the South. These beautiful houses are full of incredible detail and fascinating history. Guests will be transported to another time as they wander through the grand plantation houses. The lush, colorful gardens are perfect for wandering through in the afternoon. Experience all the wonders of the past when you visit these plantations near Myrtle Beach.

Plantations near Myrtle Beach are just one of the many wonderful things to do in Myrtle Beach! For a full list, download our free Vacation Guide. Get local recommendations that you can trust when you use our free Guide. Find out about the best Myrtle Beach historical attractions, museums, art galleries, fishing charters, and family-friendly fun!

Visit One of These Plantations Near Myrtle Beach

Hopsewee Plantation

Enjoy one of the best Georgetown, SC, plantation tours when you visit Hopsewee Plantation. A South Carolina’s National Historic Landmark, Hopsewee has been impeccably maintained and cherished for years. Even though it was built almost 40 years before the Revolutionary War, only five families have ever owned this site.

This is one of the best plantations near Georgetown, located 40 minutes away from North Myrtle Beach. This is a great attraction to visit for a day trip. A typical low country rice plantation dwelling of the early 18th century, the beautiful plantation house features four rooms opening into a vast center hall on each floor, a full brick cellar, and attic rooms. The lovely staircase and the hand-carved molding in each room will take your breath away. The house was constructed on a brick foundation and is built of black cypress. The 18th and 19th-century furnishings will truly make your experience unforgettable.

Boone Hall Plantation

Boone Hall Plantation in Charleston, SC

Visit one of America’s oldest working, living plantations, Boone Hall Plantation. Located in Mt Pleasant, SC, the plantation is a trek from North Myrtle Beach. It is, however, worth every minute. The Plantation, open to the public since 1956, is a beautiful way to experience what plantation life was like. As guests tour each site on the plantation, the knowledgeable staff will help them understand the day-to-day activities of those who lived on plantations and the history of the people who lived at Boone Hall. Don’t miss out on this picturesque plantation.

Mansfield Plantation

Mansfield Plantation is a beautiful rice plantation and is not to be missed! Spanning nearly 1,000 acres of pine forest, rice fields, and cypress swamps, Mansfield Plantation was once one of the largest rice-producing plantations in the country. Established in 1718 on the banks of the Black River, Mansfield Plantation offers guests the rare opportunity to step back in time to an authentic, pre-Civil War Plantation. Visitors can take a personalized tour of the plantation grounds and plantation home. Guests can also take a tour then enjoy afternoon tea which includes three teas, lavender cake, traditional English finger sandwiches, fresh pastries, and fresh fruit.

Stay With Seaside Vacations

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After you’ve visited the best historic plantations near Myrtle Beach, return to a beautiful rental property from Seaside Vacations. From comfortable homes to oceanfront condos, we have the best accommodations in town.

Consider staying in Island Girls, our beautiful six-bedroom, five-bathroom home in the Cherry Grove section of North Myrtle Beach. If you’re unfamiliar with the area, Cherry Grove is one of the quietest sections of beach, with fewer tourists. This home features a private pool in the backyard, a grilling area, and a fully-equipped kitchen. You’ll get linens and departure cleaning at no additional cost!

Check out the rest of our beautiful rentals and book today! We look forward to having you.

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6 of Our Favorite Free Things to Do in North Myrtle Beach

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You don’t have to spend a fortune to have a fun vacation in North Myrtle Beach! There are plenty of things to do and see in the Grand Strand (and a little beyond) that are free. Whether you’re interested in art, nature, history, music, or shopping, there is something for you to do. So put away your wallets for this list of free things to do in North Myrtle Beach!

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Don’t Miss These Free Things to do in North Myrtle Beach

The Beach

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There is no charge to visit public beaches in South Carolina! With all the oceanfront condos in our inventory, a fun afternoon is just steps away. Your kids will love splashing in the water and collecting seashells, and you’ll enjoy relaxing on the sand or wading in the shore.

Horry County Museum

The Horry County Museum celebrates the history and wildlife of this region. The exhibits are varied, focusing on everything from the Native Americans who first lived in Horry County to the beaches of the Grand Strand. Fans of the Animal Planet show “Tanked” might remember seeing the museum’s freshwater tank on the show. You can check out the real thing in the lobby! The museum is open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. from Tuesday to Saturday.

Vereen Memorial Historical Gardens

South Carolina doesn’t just have beautiful beaches. We also have gorgeous salt marshes and forest areas where visitors can hike, bike, fish, or birdwatch. Vereen Memorial Historical Gardens is perfect for guests who want to explore more of South Carolina’s wildlife. Be sure to explore the beautiful trails in the area, and read the informative signs explaining the native plant species growing.

The Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum

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If you need a break from the sun, head to The Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum for a quiet afternoon. Opened in 1997, this museum showcases the works of South Carolina natives and residents. The exhibits are only displayed for a couple of months, so repeat visitors can find something new on display.

Barefoot Landing and Coastal North Town Center

North Myrtle Beach has two great malls, each perfect for an afternoon of browsing. Coastal North Town Center is a mega shopping complex, and Barefoot Landing is an outdoor outlet mall. Both of these spots feature awesome shops and restaurants, so you really can’t go wrong with either one. Be sure to check Barefoot Landing’s calendar of must-see events like the Barefoot Landing Fireworks.

Free Summer Events

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There’s always something happening on the Grand Strand! If you’re visiting during the summer, don’t miss the Music on Main Concert Series. Every Thursday from mid-May to early October, there will be a free concert on Main Street. Grab a beach chair and get ready to find your next favorite musician!

If you’re looking for even more great ways to save money, Seaside Vacations can help! We don’t just know the best free things to do in North Myrtle Beach. We also know how to help our guests land fantastic last-minute deals on amazing rental homes and condos. No matter the reason for your visit or the size of your party, we’ll find the right accommodations for you, every time.

Browse our full list of vacation rentals and book today! We look forward to having you!

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2 of the Most Fun Water Parks near North Myrtle Beach

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If you’re looking for some wholesome, family-friendly fun during your trip to The Grand Strand, you’re in luck! There are some fantastic water parks near North Myrtle Beach that feature plenty of great rides, restaurants, and hours of enjoyment for the whole family. Whether you’re looking to relax on a lazy river or hit high speeds on a water slide, we know just the places to go for a great afternoon!

Planning a vacation for your family can be a struggle, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the area. It seems like there is so much pressure to make your vacation perfect. However, it doesn’t have to be this way! Download our free Vacation Guide to get our picks for the best local restaurants, attractions, shops, and more. We’ve done the research so you don’t have to. Finally, planning a trip can be as easy and fun as

Spend a Day at These Water Parks near North Myrtle Beach

Shark Wake Park

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For an interesting twist on a water park, visit Shark Wake Park! This fantastic facility features a wakeboarding section as well as the biggest aqua park in North Myrtle Beach! If you’ve never been to an aqua park, you’re in for a treat. This inflatable, floating fortress covers around an acre of water. You’ll love climbing up and sliding down the tubing and trying to navigate through the maze of obstacles. A session in the park is just $28 per person and lasts for 50 minutes. A double session is just $39 per person, which is a fantastic deal!

Myrtle Waves Water Park

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With 20 acres of slides, rides, swerves, and curves, Myrtle Waves is the largest water park in South Carolina and pumps out over one million gallons of water daily. Little ones will love jumping in the 20,000 square-foot wave pool or floating down the lazy river, and adult guests can get their thrills on the 10-story Turbo Twister or winding through Snake Mountain. When it’s time for lunch, take a short 2-minute drive down the street and indulge at one of the many Broadway at the Beach restaurants.

Dry Off with Seaside Vacations

If you’re looking for even more family-friendly fun, stay with Seaside Vacations! We have rooms in the best condominiums in town. Are you looking for a resort with a lazy river? Check our inventory and book your accommodations!

Consider staying in Crescent Shores, a gorgeous resort that offers an oceanfront pool, a kiddy pool, a lazy river, and a hot tub. They also have a gym and an indoor pool. Plus, their prime location makes it easy to get to the best North Myrtle Beach attractions.

Take a look at our full selection of rentals and book today! We look forward to having you.

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Spend Easter in North Myrtle Beach this Year

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It’s hard to believe that it’s almost time for Easter and Spring Break. If you’re headed to the North Myrtle Beach area, you’re lucky with some fun events. Staying with us in one of our North Myrtle Beach vacation rentals, you’ll be able to enjoy some of the local events. Let’s look below at why you should spend Easter in North Myrtle Beach this year.

41st Annual North Myrtle Beach Easter Egg Hunt

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If you have never experienced the beach for Easter, you’ve been missing out on this event. This year the North Myrtle Beach area celebrates its 41st Easter Egg Hunt at McLean Park. On Saturday, April 8th beginning at 10:00 am, your kids will get to embark on an adventure to collect as many eggs as they can be based on their ages. Admission to this event is free, but they ask that you arrive a little before 10:00 am to guarantee a parking space. After the Easter Egg hunt, your kids will be able to visit with the Easter Bunny and friends. Think of the fun they will have to collect all those eggs.   

Barefoot Bunny Hop

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Another fun event that you will have to check out on your Easter vacation is the Barefoot Bunny Hop. This event is happening at Barefoot Landing on Saturday, April 1st, from 11:00 am until 2:00 pm. Here you and your kids can enjoy some music and a fun dance party, participate in their Easter Egg Hunt, meet the Easter Bunny, etc. After participating in this fun event, do a little shopping at one of the many shops and grab a quick bite to eat, too. Don’t forget to bring your child’s Easter Egg Basket as they will want to put the eggs into their basket.

This Easter, many other fun things are happening in the North Myrtle Beach area; we wanted to share these with you. If you still haven’t booked your North Myrtle Beach vacation rental for a holiday, give us a shout today. We look forward to hearing how you are spending your vacation with us.

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A Guide To The Best Mini Golf in North Myrtle Beach

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There’s nothing quite like a game of mini-golf. It’s a perfect activity for families in the competitive mood or for friends craving some childhood nostalgia. North Myrtle Beach is home to some incredible mini-golf courses with intricate stories and props. So if you’re looking for the best mini golf in North Myrtle Beach, we’ve can help! Here are a few of our favorite places to play.


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The Best Mini Golf in North Myrtle Beach

Paradise Adventures

A couple playing Mini Golf together at the beach

Paradise Adventures has three great locations in North Myrtle Beach, each with a different course and theme. Mutiny Bay is a 36-hole, all outdoor adventure. It’s easy to spot due to its enormous pirate ship that can be seen along Highway 17. A great pirate battle breaks out every 30 minutes. Cancun Lagoon is next and features a huge replica of an ancient Mayan pyramid. Playing this air-conditioned indoor/outdoor course is a great way to cool off while having fun! If you’re looking for a great place to visit on a rainy day, Molten Mountain has a course indoors. You can also play outdoors next to their 50-foot active volcano which erupts every 30 minutes.

Professor Hacker’s Lost Treasure Golf

Professor Hacker’s Lost Treasure Golf has been a staple in North Myrtle Beach since 1955. Here you’ll find two courses, each perfect for a date night or evening with the kids. The first is the Lost Treasure Golf Course which begins with a train ride to the first hole at the top of a mountain. As you play your way down the mountain, you’ll hear the story of Duffer A. Hacker, a man who led an expedition to search for gold and diamond mines. Players can attempt to discover prehistoric bones, statues, and hidden treasure during their game.
The second course is the Dinosaur Adventure Course, which features an 85-foot long steamship, waterfalls, streams, dinosaurs, a hot air balloon, and more! Follow Professor Hacker’s adventure on a mysterious island that contains dinosaurs. You’ll love exploring the lost world while playing through the course.

Hawaiian Rumble Golf & Batting Cages

For a taste of Hawaii in North Myrtle Beach, stop by Hawaiian Rumble Golf & Batting Cages. The one-of-a-kind landscaping lends to a unique mini-golfing experience. Enjoy the sounds of birds while playing the 18-hole course, or step out to the back deck to feed to resident turtles! The course is also home to the United States ProMiniGolf Association that holds the Crocodile Rocks Master’s, a national competition.

Mayday Golf

Mayday Golf has two courses, each contributes to an ongoing story. The first, Mayday Mountain, puts players at the site of a plane crash. Players must make their way through the tropical island to rescue. It’s an 18-hole course that is bound to challenge!
The second course is Rescue Falls, which features a real Huey rescue helicopter. The brave players are going to be rescued; they just have to make their way through 18 more holes. You’ll be taken past the Falls, a waterfall that tends to catch visitors off-guard.

End Your Day at a Seaside Vacations Rental

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Guests who want to continue their golfing weekend should stay with us in one of our North Myrtle Beach vacation rentals. We offer homes and condos that are close to one of the many golf courses in the area. Some of the rentals have great amenities such as a pool, beachfront, close to local attractions, and more. Be sure to check out our specials page to see what we have to offer. We look forward to hearing which mini golf course was your favorite!

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The Best Places to Stop While Traveling From Ohio to North Myrtle Beach

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Driving through the golden fields of the Midwest en route to the Atlantic coastline can be daunting. Kids fighting, endless potty breaks, and fast food stops make for a longer trip than it needs to be. Let us help make your trip a little easier. Follow us down Interstate 74 for all of the best places to stop while traveling from Ohio to North Myrtle Beach. Once you arrive at your final destination, be sure to download our exclusive Vacation Guide for access to all of North Myrtle Beach’s fantastic restaurants and exciting attractions!

6 Best Stops for Your Road Trip From Ohio to North Myrtle Beach

Who says 10 hours in the car has to be miserable? We’ve done the research and compiled a list of everything you must see on your way south to Myrtle Beach. Start your trip off on the right foot by following our guide!

Clay Center—Charleston, West Virginia

After you cross over the Ohio state line into West Virginia, you arrive in Charleston. Be sure to check out Clay Center, which is in the heart of this capital city. You’ll find something for everyone to enjoy. The Juliet Art Museum is another great stop. It hosts an impressive permanent collection along with revolving, traveling collections ensuring that visitors never get bored.

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The Avampato Discovery Museum fully immerses kids of all ages in 12,000 square feet of hands-on exploration. Experience the art of producing music at The Maier Foundation Music Studio or get their wiggles out on the towering climbing structure. If you can easily access a change of clothes for the kiddos, be sure to hit the splash park outside! Then enjoy a peaceful ride as your tired kids doze off once you hit the highway.

Fort Chiswell Animal Park—Max Meadows, Virginia

Fort Chiswell Animal Park is not your typical zoo. The park gets your family up close and personal with all of their furry friends. Climb aboard the safari bus and let your kids hand-feed camels, zebras, buffalo, and so much more. Throw the kids on your shoulders and give them a giraffe encounter they will remember. Fort Chiswell is the perfect quick stop on your long road trip.  They are open from April until the end of November, so be sure to check out their hours of operation before heading there.

Southwest Virginia Farmers Market—Hillsville, Virginia

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The Southwest Virginia Farmers Market is one of the largest in the state. The market is open seven days a week and offers the freshest Virginia produce along with unique jams, jellies, honey, and crafts. Curb the inevitable road trip snack cravings with healthy choices from the market. Kids will love being able to walk through and choose their own snack pack for the ride!

Speaking of snacks: be sure to save room for one of the South’s iconic roadside boiled peanuts stands. Even if they don’t satisfy your tastebuds, striking up a conversation with one of the generational stand owners is an opportunity you won’t want to pass up.

Riverside Park—Mt. Airy, North Carolina

The last place you want to be when the sun is shining is trapped inside the confines of your car. Stop off at Riverside Park in Mt. Airy and enjoy a day at the park. The paved walking trail parallels the river for a peacefully scenic walk. Explore local vendors such as Scoops Ice Cream & Such and enjoy treats along the way. End the trip with a stop at the newly constructed playground before hopping back on the road.

Cin Cin Burger Bar—Winston-Salem, North Carolina

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With fair prices and just enough creativity to entertain parents and kids alike, Cin Cin Burger Bar is the ideal dinner stop in Winston-Salem. The speakeasy vibe offers trendy drink selections and artfully-crafted appetizers, while the family-friendly atmosphere boasts creamy milkshakes and hearty burgers. Cin Cins ensures that your belly is satisfied the rest of the way to the beach.

Come Home to Your Seaside Vacation Rental!

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Ten hours is a long time to be in the car, regardless of how you spin it. When you finally arrive in North Myrtle Beach, you’ll be aching to kick up your feet at your private beach oasis. Stay at one of our oceanfront, pet-friendly condos or spread out in a whole house big enough for the entire family.

Find your perfect rental by using our quote request tool. Tell us what you need and we’ll select three properties customized just for you!

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3 October Events You Don’t Want to Miss in North Myrtle Beach

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Do you have a family vacation planned to North Myrtle Beach in October? If you do, let us share three events you don’t want to miss. Staying in one of our North Myrtle Beach vacation rentals will keep your family close to the fun. Look below at those three events happening here on the Grand Strand.

Cruisin’ the Beach Car Show

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The Cruisin’, the Beach Car Show, is perfect for everyone in the family to attend. Starting on Thursday, October 6th, at Broadway at the Beach, your family can check out some amazing-looking cars. This event is free to attend and runs through Saturday, October 8th, from 8:00 am until 6:00 pm. You can purchase car parts, clothing, food, and more. Think of the fun the whole family will have as you check out classic, muscle, vintage, and even modern cars together.

31st Annual Greek Festival

Another great event this October is the 31st Annual Greek Festival. Happening over at St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church, your family can get a taste of the Greek Heritage. This event starts on Thursday, October 13th, and runs through Sunday, October 16th, from 11:00 am until 9:00 pm. Some of the food you’ll be able to purchase and try are Gyros, Greek Chicken, Greek Salad, Spanakopita, and more. Admission to the event is $2 per person and free for kids 10 & under. The Greek Festival is something you’ll never forget and will want to visit every fall!

17th Annual Little River ShrimpFest

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Join in on the 17th Annual Little River ShrimpFest happening on Saturday, October 8th, and Sunday, October 9th. This event will be happening from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm along the History Little River Waterfront. Some items you’ll be able to experience are live music, balloon artists, delicious fresh local seafood, and much more. There are no pets allowed except for service animals. Be sure to check out the different arts and crafts vendors that will be there for you to bring home a gift or two for someone.

Many other events are happening on the Grand Strand this October, but we wanted to share these with you. If you haven’t booked your next stay with us in one of our North Myrtle Beach vacation rentals. We can’t wait to hear which event was your family’s favorite!

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3 Best Nightlife Options in Myrtle Beach in 2022

Do you like to do fun things when you go on vacation at night, but you’re unsure where it lies in Myrtle Beach? Have no fear as we can tell you where to head this summer on the Grand Strand for some nightlife action. Staying in one of our North Myrtle Beach vacation rentals will allow you and your family to explore the area a little more. Let’s look below at where you can head this summer for our picks of the three best nightlife options in the area.

Broadway at the Beach

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Broadway at the Beach has become quite the nightlife scene for many who visit Myrtle Beach any time of the year. Whether you are a family vacationing together looking for some family-friendly entertainment to the adults going out and having fun, there is something for everyone. You’ll find that they have the Great American Summer Nights, Balloon Art, Fireworks, and more for the family during the summer months. And for adults, you’ll find some live music at Bar Louie, Karaoke, and more to enjoy. Think of the new memories you’ll make by experiencing the nightlife at Broadway at the Beach in 2022.

Barefoot Landing

Barefoot Landing is another excellent location to find some family fun nightlife. During the summer months, you’ll be able to see things for the whole family, including their SummerFest, Fireworks, live music from different artists, and more. Not only is their nightlife there, but you’ll also be able to do a little shopping while you’re there. Don’t forget that there is always LuLu’s Beach Arcade & Ropes Course, Alligator Adventure, and more for the kids!

Shows Galore

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If you’re more into sitting down for a nice dinner and some entertainment, we suggest doing a show in the area. Pirates Voyage is a great place to start for the family if you want to become a pirate. Medieval Times is another dinner show that we suggest, and you can even cheer on your favorite knight. Both have amazing dinners and can cater to your dietary needs. We promise you that both shows are something you won’t want to miss on your next trip to the area.

There are many other fun options, such as bars, restaurants, and more, but we wanted to share these with you. If you haven’t booked your next vacation to North Myrtle Beach, give us a call today. We can’t wait to hear what you did in the area on your next family vacation!

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Summer is Full of Fun & Music on the Grand Strand

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It’s hard to believe that summer will be here before you know it. Once Memorial Day weekend comes is when most kids will be getting out of school for the summer. Staying with us in one of our North Myrtle Beach vacation rentals will keep you and your family close to the fun. Let’s peek at what fun musical acts will be happening on the Grand Strand this summer.

Carolina Country Music Fest 2022

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Do you enjoy listening to country music and have always wanted to see some of the top country artists in the country? If you answered yes, then allow us to share with you the Carolina Country Music Fest! This is a four-day long event that will begin on Thursday, June 9th, and will end on Sunday, June 12th.  Some of the artists that you’ll be able to see perform are Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean, Gabby Barrett, Deana Carter, and more. They also have several different options to choose from for tickets including a 3-day pass, 4-day pass, Military & First Responder tickets, and more. While the Super VIP & VIP passes are sold out, there are still plenty of tickets available.  Don’t miss this amazing festival to enjoy some great songs and dance a little too with the family!

Alabama Theatre

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If you’re not going to be in the area for the Carolina Country Music Fest don’t worry. On Saturday, June 25th from 7:00 – 9:00 pm you can see Home Free over at The Alabama Theatre. Tickets start at $34.95 to see one of the country’s “a cappella groups” in the area. On July 2nd starting at 7:00 pm you will be able to see one of South Carolina’s native singers, Josh Turner. Tickets for Josh Turner start around $49.95 so you can listen and sing along to some of his classic songs.

There are many other fun music opportunities in the area this summer, we wanted to share the above with you. Hurry and book your North Myrtle Beach vacation rental as we are about 90% sold out for the summer. We can’t wait to hear how you go to enjoy the music in the air with the family!

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3 Things You Can Do in North Myrtle Beach this Spring

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Spring is just around the corner, which only means that warmer temps are coming. It’s also a great time to visit North Myrtle Beach with the family. Staying in one of our North Myrtle Beach vacation rentals will have you close to the fun. Let’s look below at three things you can do in the area this spring.

Barefoot Landing

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If you’ve never been to Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach, you are missing out on so much. It’s one of the top attractions for the area for many visitors, and we have to agree with them. You can check out live entertainment at House of Blues or take a tour at Crooked Hammock Brewery for the adults. For the kids, they have a few more fun options such as the carousel, LuLu’s Beach Arcade & Ropes Course to Alligator Adventure. Plus, you’ll be able to grab a bite to eat and do a little shopping.

North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex

Another great place to check out on your next trip this spring is the North Myrtle Beach Park & Sports Complex. If the kids need to get a little energy out of their system, the playground is where it’s at. You can also bike, walk, hike a trail or even play a little sport. They also have during the season different events that happen, so be on the lookout for what is happening there.

Beach It

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The final thing you and your family can do this spring spends the day or week at the beach. Coming to North Myrtle Beach while the rest of the kids are in school can be a great way to recharge and enjoy the low crowds. Once summer comes, you’ll find that you’ll have a harder chance of getting that perfect spot on the beach as you listen to the kids play in the background without the crowds. Think of the new memories you’ll make on your trip this spring.

While there are many other things that you can do this spring here in North Myrtle Beach, we wanted to share these. If you are still on the hunt for your next adventure to the area and need a North Myrtle Beach vacation rental, give us a call. We can’t wait to see you this spring with your family.

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