South Carolina
Planning a family trip to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina? Our curated guide covers 6 kid-friendly things to do in Myrtle Beach with kids — 2 free and 4 paid — plus where to stay and insider tips for travel with kids ages 2–10.
6 kid-approved activities · 2 free · 4 paid
1.2 miles of oceanfront fun! Amusement rides, arcades, ice cream, and the 187-foot SkyWheel Ferris wheel with stunning ocean views. Great for evening family strolls.
Visit official site ↗A massive outdoor entertainment complex with Ripley's Aquarium, mini golf, restaurants, shopping, and WonderWorks — a family entertainment destination that takes all day.
Visit official site ↗Walk through a 330-foot underwater tunnel while sharks and rays swim overhead. Live shark feedings, touch tanks, and a jellyfish gallery — a must-do family attraction.
Visit official site ↗A beloved, affordable beachfront amusement park with a classic wooden roller coaster, kiddie rides, bumper cars, and a water park — the old-school beach park experience.
Visit official site ↗A pristine stretch of natural Atlantic beach with nature trails, a butterfly garden, fishing, and a pier. A peaceful contrast to the strip's busy attractions — and very affordable.
Visit official site ↗The largest water park in South Carolina with wave pools, lazy rivers, and thrilling slides. Perfect for cooling off on hot summer days with kids of all ages.
Visit official site ↗Family-friendly hotels, suites, and vacation rentals near the best Myrtle Beach attractions.
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Yes! Myrtle Beach is a great destination for toddlers. Our guide covers 6 kid-friendly activities, including 2 free options like Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, Broadway at the Beach. Many attractions are stroller-accessible and suited for ages 2-5.
There are 2 free activities for families in Myrtle Beach, including Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, Broadway at the Beach. Check our full guide for the complete list of free and budget-friendly things to do with kids.
For families visiting Myrtle Beach, we recommend staying near the top attractions and looking for hotels with pools, kitchenettes, and family suites. Our guide includes neighborhood tips and hotel picks for every budget.
Kids ages 2-10 can have a fantastic time in Myrtle Beach. Toddlers (2-4) will love the free outdoor spots, while older kids (5-10) can enjoy more interactive attractions. Our guide tags each activity with recommended ages so you can plan the perfect itinerary.
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