Taking your kids on vacation is the easy part. Finding things to do with them, that's the hard part. According to HomeAway, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is #3 on its list of Top 10 South Carolina Vacation Spots. With water parks and endless entertainment, this destination is a great location for kids, but the question remains: how do you connect with them?
It's all about finding what your kids enjoy. Growing up is all about learning and trying new things, and even as an adult, exploring new places and sites is just as rewarding, and even better, you can create memories with your kids. Myrtle Beach is full of fun and exciting activities for children and parents alike. Here are a few ways to connect with your kids this summer in Myrtle Beach:
Ripley's Aquarium
Not your average aquarium, this 85,000 square foot ocean-life center for the family has interactive exhibits that are not only educational, but also fun. This is one of the most visited sites at Myrtle Beach, with a shark tunnel, a hands-on experience with sting rays, and much more.
WonderWorks
Take your kids to an upside down adventure with WonderWorks. This upside house offers educational experiences perfect for kids looking for something fun to do in your vacation downtime. With a glow-in-the-dark ropes course to a laser-tag arena, join your children for an interactive experience. Who says you can't have fun, too?
Broadway Grand Prix Family Race Park
This race park (formerly known as NASCAR Speedpark) offers seven go-kart tracks, a SkyCoaster, two 18-hole mini golf courses, batting cages, an arcade and more. This park is perfect for the youngsters and the older kids, and allows parents and kids to get a little competitive while having fun.
MagiQuest
This isn't an ordinary attraction--it's a magical live-action attraction with levels, stations, dragons, wizards and much more! It's a stone-wall, medieval adventure that offers a magical experience for parents and kids alike. You can choose from any adventure package, varying between wand powers and dueling passes. It's a live experience perfect for connecting with the imaginative parent and kid.
About the Author: Greg is a guest contributor of Seaside Vacations, a site dedicated to finding ocean front rental properties in North Myrtle Beach.
It's all about finding what your kids enjoy. Growing up is all about learning and trying new things, and even as an adult, exploring new places and sites is just as rewarding, and even better, you can create memories with your kids. Myrtle Beach is full of fun and exciting activities for children and parents alike. Here are a few ways to connect with your kids this summer in Myrtle Beach:
Ripley's Aquarium
Not your average aquarium, this 85,000 square foot ocean-life center for the family has interactive exhibits that are not only educational, but also fun. This is one of the most visited sites at Myrtle Beach, with a shark tunnel, a hands-on experience with sting rays, and much more.
WonderWorks
Take your kids to an upside down adventure with WonderWorks. This upside house offers educational experiences perfect for kids looking for something fun to do in your vacation downtime. With a glow-in-the-dark ropes course to a laser-tag arena, join your children for an interactive experience. Who says you can't have fun, too?
Broadway Grand Prix Family Race Park
This race park (formerly known as NASCAR Speedpark) offers seven go-kart tracks, a SkyCoaster, two 18-hole mini golf courses, batting cages, an arcade and more. This park is perfect for the youngsters and the older kids, and allows parents and kids to get a little competitive while having fun.
MagiQuest
This isn't an ordinary attraction--it's a magical live-action attraction with levels, stations, dragons, wizards and much more! It's a stone-wall, medieval adventure that offers a magical experience for parents and kids alike. You can choose from any adventure package, varying between wand powers and dueling passes. It's a live experience perfect for connecting with the imaginative parent and kid.
About the Author: Greg is a guest contributor of Seaside Vacations, a site dedicated to finding ocean front rental properties in North Myrtle Beach.
