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Best Family-Friendly Hotels In North Myrtle Beach

  By  Shelbi Ankiewicz

Beach time is family time, which is especially important when you’re on vacation. So I’ve pieced together a roundup of some of the best family-friendly hotels in North Myrtle Beach, just a few miles north of downtown Myrtle Beach, for you and your family to take in the fun and make unforgettable memories!

 

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North Beach Resort & Villas
1. North Beach Resort & Villas

The Caribbean-themed pool complex of North Beach is screaming with fun, relaxation, and excitement. Located on a 7.5-acre island between the Atlantic Ocean and Whitepoint Swash, North Beach Resort & Villas is surrounded by the 2.5-acre pool complex that features swimming pools, an outdoor pool escape with private cabanas, swim-up pool bar, and lazy river. Treat yourself to the property’s award-winning steakhouse, 21 Main, or grab a bite to eat at the poolside bar and grill and the all-new North Beach Pizza Co.

Avista Resort
2. Avista Resort

Take in the views at Avista in North Myrtle Beach and breathe out a sigh of relief that the kiddos will be oh-so-happy here. The oceanfront resort offers water features outdoors – two pools, 1 lazy river, a kiddie pool, and two hot tubs – and indoors, where there is a climate-controlled pool, lazy river, and hot tub. Take advantage of a special treat at Avisita for younger guests: the seasonal kids’ activities held over the warmer months, which include hula hoop contests, rubber duck races, slime making, seashell hunts, movie nights on the deck, a night crab hunt, sand castle contests, and much more.

Prince Resort at the Cherry Grove Pier
3. Prince Resort at the Cherry Grove Pier

This oceanfront resort is uniquely located at the Cherry Grove Pier, a landmark here on the Grand Strand for fishing fun since the early 1950s that weathered quite a few hurricanes over the years, was lengthened and remodeled, and today stands as the only privately owned pier in the area with a two-story observation deck. Prince Resort boasts two towers laid out with modern condos and luxury amenities that include family-friendly swimming pools, a mushroom waterfall kiddie pool, rooftop pool, lazy river, and hot tubs. After a long day of play, the family will love gathering to eat at 3500 Ocean Grill just steps from the sand.

Beach Cove Resort
4. Beach Cove Resort

Your family will not want to leave this unforgettable destination designed just for them. Get ready to splash and smile all the while at the: four pools, including the tropical oceanfront pool deck that hosts three outdoor pools and a one-foot-deep kiddie pool, a kiddie pool beneath a mushroom fountain, a 350-foot-long lazy river, three oceanfront whirlpools, and indoor pool and whirlpool. Also inside and ready to entertain on rainy days is Beach Cove’s Town Center, home to the Winner’s Circle arcade, Grab N’ Go Grill & Coffee Bar, the casual Tipsy Turtle Beach Bar, and Tradewinds Café for a Southern-style breakfast buffet.

Vacation Rentals of North Myrtle Beach
5. Bonus! Vacation Rentals of North Myrtle Beach

This is one of the leaders in vacation rental homes and condos in North Myrtle Beach. Scroll through all the options and upgrades you think will be perfect for your family, such as spacious living areas, private pools, and proximity to where you want to spend the majority of your time and make more memories – from oceanfront to the waterway to theaters and attractions, shopping and more!

Shelbi Ankiewicz
Shelbi Ankiewicz is a senior at Coastal Carolina University studying communication, journalism, and intercultural studies. She is originally from Montgomery, Alabama, but has resided in Myrtle Beach for 14 years. She is the Editor-in-Chief of CCU's student newspaper, The Chanticleer, and is a member of a two-year leadership program called the Wall Fellows. Shelbi enjoys trying new restaurants, traveling to major cities in the SouthEast, and attending concerts. In her free time you can find her hanging out with her frenchton bulldog, Oma, or visiting the local trails Myrtle Beach has to offer.