Your Guide to The Best Family Spring Break in Myrtle Beach

2104 North Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach

Your family will love all 19 water amenities at Breakers, indoors and out, including their brand-new indoor Cove Waterpark, where you can all slip, slide, and speed down the Myrtle Mayhem, Riptide Racers, Torpedo Shoot, and Twisted Typhoon. Splash the rest of the day away in the indoor and outdoor pools, indoor lazy river, sunken pirate ship, and hot tubs. When it’s time to refuel, hit the Rusty Reel, the Ben & Jerry’s ice cream parlor, Starbucks, and more. Then it’s back to more fun in the spring sun with shuffleboard and cornhole games.

2913 South Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach

With “waterpark” right in the name, Crown Reef doesn’t exactly whisper what it’s about. The on-site waterpark rises nearly 40 feet high with 600 feet of slides, including a two-person tube ride, a 302-foot single rider slide and a smaller option for little splashers, plus Salty’s Splash House with dump buckets and climb-through fun. Beyond the slides, families can float the longest oceanfront lazy river, relax in one of 11 whirlpools and choose from indoor and outdoor pools. When it’s time to dry off, the Town Center delivers with an expanded arcade, Loco Gecko restaurant and an ice cream shop that tends to become the nightly tradition.

5200 N Ocean Blvd, Myrtle Beach

Home of one of Myrtle Beach’s best indoor waterparks, Dunes Village offers plenty of family playtime on the speed water slide or winding slide, indoor and outdoor pools, indoor and outdoor lazy rivers, Silly Submarine splash area, and three whirlpools. The resort also has family meals covered when you’re ready to refuel, it's easy with the onsite Admirals Room, Captain’s Café, Perk’s Up Coffee Shop, and Cabana Tiki Bar.

7200 North Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach

Grande Cayman is a family-friendly oceanfront oasis that will pamper you and the kiddos on the quieter north end of Myrtle Beach. You’ll be laughing out loud, though, when racing down their three-story waterslide or the Silly Sub Waterpark, gliding along the indoor 250-foot-long lazy river, or just jumping into any of the kiddie pools or indoor/outdoor pools. The fun continues with the resort’s large layout of games, like shuffleboard, ping-pong, a giant chess and checkerboard, and mini golf. Dining options are also aplenty on the property or nearby for family meals; choose from Starbucks, Due South at 72nd, Turtle Bay Café, and a Tiki Bar.

201 77th Ave N, Myrtle Beach

Grande Shores is a spring break favorite for families who want space to breathe and room to spread out. Spacious suites with full kitchens and private oceanfront balconies make it easy to settle in, whether you’re staying a few nights or the whole week. Spend your days bouncing between the beach, the oceanfront pools and the hot tub, then head just minutes away for dining and shopping when you’re ready to explore. It’s relaxed, convenient and perfectly paced for a no-stress family getaway.

1501 South Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach

Landmark is a spring break standout for families, thanks to its recently-expanded H2OASIS outdoor waterpark. The 9,800-square-foot attraction features three 40-foot-tall slides for thrill seekers, a smaller lion slide for little ones and a jungle-themed splash zone that keeps kids busy for hours, while parents can relax in nearby lounge chairs. A covered walkway over Ocean Boulevard connects the waterpark to the main resort, where an indoor complex offers a heated pool, 300-foot lazy river, kiddie pool and playful dolphin fountain. Add in an oceanfront pool, on-site dining at Gazebo Restaurant and Latitudes Bar & Grill, quick bites from Havana Java Bar and Shark Bites, plus a video arcade and occasional appearances from Salty the Shark, and you’ve got a one-stop spring break headquarters.

300 N. Ocean Blvd., North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

If you're looking for a cozy, oceanfront getaway, try Seaside Resort. This boutique-style resort offers a relaxed, yet fun atmosphere with spacious 1 and 2 bedroom suites that feature full kitchens, perfect for making your stay feel like a home away from home. Amenities include a rooftop pool with sweeping views of the Atlantic, an indoor pool for cooler days, and a lazy river for those chill afternoons. Plus, this resort is a short walk to the lively Boardwalk, making it a great spot for both relaxation and adventure. 

Broadway at The Beach, Myrtle Beach

For a spring break story they definitely won’t get at the hotel pool, Black Flag Forge offers hands-on blacksmithing experiences where you actually make something with fire and steel. Under guided instruction, guests can forge their own knives and other pieces, learning the basics of shaping, hammering and finishing raw metal into something real. It’s a memorable option for families with older kids, teens or parents who want to trade flip-flops for forge sparks for a few hours. It's equal parts creative workshop and controlled chaos, this is spring break with a little edge.

1820 21st Ave N, Myrtle Beach

If your spring break has a need for speed, this popular attraction delivers with multiple go-kart tracks ranging from rookie-friendly to full-throttle fun. Race head-to-head, then refuel with classic amusement rides, an arcade packed with games and a challengeing mini golf course for a change of pace. It’s loud, fast and unapologetically competitive making it a hit with kids, teens and parents who are not above celebrating a photo-finish victory.

1931 Brookgreen Drive, Murrells Inlet

Brookgreen Gardens is a must-visit with the kids and is especially great when spring is in bloom. You will all love roaming through the gardens (and stopping to smell the roses), a beautiful blend of art, nature, and history. Founded by Archer and Anna Hyatt Huntington, this National Historic Landmark offers more than just a stroll. Visit the Lowcountry Zoo, filled with fun native species, or enjoy seasonal creek excursions by boat, tours, programs, special events, and exhibits.

1808 21st Ave. North, Myrtle Beach

If a rainy spring break day rolls in, head for the red carpet at the Hollywood Wax Museum, right next to Broadway at The Beach. Snap selfies with lifelike A-list celebrities, pop stars and sports legends, then keep the fun going under the same roof at Hannah’s Maze of Mirrors, a fairytale adventure filled with winding corridors and unexpected twists. If your crew prefers thrills, Outbreak: Dread the Undead throws you into a fast-paced zombie survival challenge that’s equal parts spooky and fun. It’s an all-in-one indoor stop that easily turns gray skies into a highlight of the trip.

2900 S. Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach

If your spring break crew loves a little friendly competition, Jurassic Golf brings the prehistoric fun indoors with towering dinosaurs, glowing features and plenty of over-the-top photo ops. It’s family-friendly, weather-proof and right in the heart of the action, making it an easy stop between dinner and a stroll along the Boulevard. And if your crew can't get enough putt putt action, explore the Myrtle Beach Mini Golf Trail which also features Jurassic's sister courses, Shipwreck Island, Captain Hook's and Jungle Safari, plus more than 30 courses in all!

 Broadway at The Beach, Myrtle Beach

One of the newest additions to Broadway at the Beach, PopStroke has quickly become a spring break favorite for families who like their mini golf with a side of serious fun. The outdoor attraction features two 18-hole putting courses, plus an open-air dining space and outdoor beer garden serving craft beers and cocktails for the grown-ups. Kids can hit the playground, order up ice cream in one of 24 flavors or challenge the family to ping-pong, foosball and cornhole between rounds. With oversized TVs throughout and plenty of space to hang out, it’s an easy spot to spend an entire afternoon without anyone asking, “What’s next?”

Murrells Inlet Marshwalk

Looking for something adventurous on the water? SeaKart Adventures offers a unique hybrid experience. It's part jet ski, part speedboat and is absolutely one-of-a-kind experience. Their guided tours through Murrells Inlet give you the chance to see wildlife and enjoy high-speed excitement as you navigate the water with your family.

Broadway at The Beach, Myrtle Beach

Ready to trade beach chairs for brainpower? The Escape Game at Broadway at the Beach challenges families to work together to solve puzzles, uncover clues and beat the clock before time runs out. With immersive rooms featuring adventure, mystery and heist themes, it’s a high-energy experience that rewards teamwork and quick thinking. Perfect for families with older kids and teens, it’s the kind of spring break activity that turns into “OK, we have to try another one.”

2859 U.S. 17 Business, Murrells Inlet

Bohemian Bull is a laid-back hangout in the Garden City Beach area that works surprisingly well for families on spring break. Known for creative burgers, stacked sandwiches and a solid craft beer lineup for the adults, it strikes that sweet spot between beach casual and genuinely good food. The outdoor patio is a great place to unwind after a day in the sun, and the relaxed vibe means kids are welcome without it feeling like a full-on kids’ restaurant.

Barefoot Landing, North Myrtle Beach

Our local breweries aren’t just hotspots for grownups and craft beer, they’re also incredibly family-friendly gathering spots. Crooked Hammock features a menu packed with tasty options like great burgers, perfectly-fried wings tossed in a variety of sauces and island-inspired dishes. Don't sleep on the Longboard Nachos, which are a gigantic plate for the whole family and a must-try dish here. The colorful backyard gives kids room to run and is filled with hammocks (of course), plus outdoor games like ping pong, bocce, cornhole and more. There's also live music, a great gazebo bar with swings and a fun playground right next to the brewery.

1012 S Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach

This is one of those places you book for the animatronic dinosaurs and secretly appreciate because the food is actually suprisingly solid. Life-sized dinos, a lava mountain and fun activities keep kids fully entertained, while parents revel in fun photo ops and the chance to maybe finish a converstaion while the kiddos are fixated on the atmosphere. The menu leans into the theme with fun options like Lava Mountain BBQ ribs, caveman steak and the Pinosaur Hawaiian flatbread, plus over-the-top milkshakes that double as dessert and entertainment. It’s a little loud, surprisingly good, and great for spring break fun.

Murrells Inlet Marshwalk

This longtime locals' favorite that anchors the Murrells Inlet MarshWalk will become your family’s favorite, too! Since 1979, they have been serving fresh seafood classics in Murrells Inlet, the “Seafood Capital of the World.” Drunken Jack's Chef Casey Blake can also be seen on Season 3 of The Cooking Channel's Chef Swap At The Beach! After dinner, take a walk on the MarshWalk to soak in the live music and memorable inlet views.

Broadway at The Beach, Myrtle Beach

The Hangout isn’t just dinner, it’s dinner with a soundtrack and likley some dancing on tables. Live music, dance breaks, games and the occasional foam party turn an ordinary meal into something your kids will talk about the entire drive home. There’s an indoor slide and an interactive play area to keep them moving while parents dig into a menu of beachy favorites. It’s a bit of a spectacle and a little over the top, which is exactly the energy your spring break needs.

Barefoot Landing, North Myrtle Beach

Also located within Barefoot Landing, LuLu’s is a fun restaurant and hangout along the Intracoastal Waterway. The restaurant’s sandy beach, arcade, and Mountain of Youth Ropes Course keep kids entertained while parents can unwind with live music, craft cocktails, and Southern coastal fare.

The Market Common, Myrtle Beach

After a few hours of shopping at The Market Common or burning energy at 810 Billiards & Bowling, EdVenture Children's Musem or Savannah’s Playground, Nacho Hippo is an easy crowd-pleaser. Known for its piled-high nachos, creative tacos and laid-back vibe, it’s the kind of place where everyone at the table can find their own flavor lane. The colorful, casual atmosphere works well for families, and parents can sneak in a margarita or local brew while the kids refuel. It’s fun, unfussy and perfectly placed for a post-adventure bite.

1210 North Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach

This multi-level oceanfront restaurant and bar situated in the heart of the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk is a happy party for the family! The combo restaurant/beach bar spans 17,000 square feet with 500 seats for you to relax, eat fresh seafood, and feel the ocean breeze. Share one of their famous seafood towers with the table, then stroll hand-in-hand on the boardwalk to enjoy arcades or ride the SkyWheel.