Myrtle Beach Things to Do

The 26-acre NASCAR SpeedPark is a fun family venue that boasts eight racing tracks, a miniature golf course, an arcade, and a rock climbing wall. The creatively-named separate race tracks each give the feel of a real race cours... more

Now you can not only watch a movie, but you can be part of it at the same time. The 3-D moving theatre lets you feel every bump, twist, turn and dive. Movies such as Glacier Run will make you glad your seat is bolted to the flo... more

This miniature golf complex has two courses: the Jungle course is filled with exotic trees and African animals, and the signature hole, The Big Hill, is a real challenge; holes-in-one are rare. The Lagoon course reminds you of... more

Adventure Falls Golf on Highway 17 is a great place to spend a couple of hours either during the day or at night. There are two very colorful, 18-hole miniature courses, which offer some challenges, but nothing too frustrating... more

This dinosaur-themed golf course is located in central Myrtle Beach and is perfect for a family outing. Two colorful eighteen-hole courses are filled with dinosaurs, jungle foliage, and other reptiles. Jurassic Golf is open bot... more

The Palace Theatre is a grand auditorium which has a capacity of seating 2,638 people at any given time. Watching a performance live here, adds a new thrill to the show because of the dynamic lighting systems, large stage area... more

The Market Common is located on Farrow Parkway between Highway 17 Business and Highway 17 By-Pass on the former Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. This master-planned shopping center features more than 40 local and national shops and... more

Pine Lakes Country Club is Myrtle Beach's first golf course and was created in 1927. The original clubhouse was designed by Henry Bacon McKoy who also created the Lincoln Memorial. The golf course has been restored in a $15 mil... more

Experience baseball in an intimate setting for a fun summer activity. As Class A affiliates of the Atlanta Braves, the Myrtle Beach Pelicans have their share of fans. Games are held at Coastal Federal Field in the heart of Myrt... more

Right on the water, this is a casual but nice place to eat something light. The inside has a nice pine bar with 12 TVs, or if you prefer, tables and chairs. Outside is a fairly large patio right next to the beach. Open daily 4p... more