Things to do - Myrtle Beach

Reader1 wrote:

kohldad wrote:
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I have heard of Geocaching, my son does it and I want to begin soon. I need more info though.

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Reader1 wrote:
Thank you all for your suggestions. We had a great time. We took an 8 mile walk along the beach, DH went parasailing - not for me, went to Murrells Inlet so DH could get seafood to cook at the camper. I also took him to Crabby Mike's and we also played some miniature golf. We enjoyed the beach and camping at Ocean Lakes.

Glad to hear you enjoyed your visit. Of all the seafood buffets along the Grand Strand you chose the best one. They have the freshest fried seafood you'll find and it is not heavy with breading.

I buy all my seafood at Murrells Inlet Seafood. I drive past several other seafood markets to get there.

kohldad wrote:
Have you heard about Geocaching? Basically finding hidden junk using billion dollar satellites. All you need is a GPS device.

I have heard of Geocaching, my son does it and I want to begin soon. I need more info though.

Thank you all for your suggestions. We had a great time. We took an 8 mile walk along the beach, DH went parasailing - not for me, went to Murrells Inlet so DH could get seafood to cook at the camper. I also took him to Crabby Mike's and we also played some miniature golf. We enjoyed the beach and camping at Ocean Lakes.

Have you heard about Geocaching? Basically finding hidden junk using billion dollar satellites. All you need is a GPS device.

Golf

Rest, relax and listen to the sounds of the ocean.
Slow down

Every day there are activities in Huntington Beach State Park. Crabbing, talks on reptiles, beach combing tours, tour of Atalya, a ghost tour on Friday nights, alligator tours, kayaking tours and a great nature center. They have a nice hike called the Sandpiper Trail or park at North Beach and walk to the jetty. Hobcaw Barony is a great place to check out and not far from HBSP. Of course as others have indicated, Brookgreen Gardens while pricey is a beautiful place and their zoo is great. Also take the boat tour to Sandy Island.

At Murrells Inlet they have Salt Marsh tours - very interesting. Also you can rent pontoon boats at Murrels and also in North Myrtle - can't remember exactly where. It is a good spot to rent from.

The Oak Ridge Boys gave a concert at the Alabama Theater Saturday night. There are go kart tracks in several places. There are tons of other entertainment venues for concerts too. There is also the Ripley's Aquarium that's pretty neat, although pricey. Cool shopping at Barefoot Landing and Broadway at the Beach as well as the Tanger Outlets.