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Myrtle Beach with kids

Where to eat, what to do, and where to go when it rains, picked for families in Myrtle Beach, SC.

Last updated July 2026

Kid-friendly restaurants in Myrtle Beach

12 places

  1. 1. The HangoutA well-rated family restaurant in Myrtle Beach.
  2. 2. Captain George's Seafood RestaurantA well-rated seafood restaurant in Myrtle Beach.
  3. 3. Topgolf Myrtle BeachA well-rated sports bar in Myrtle Beach.
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Things to do with kids in Myrtle Beach

15 places

  1. 1. Broadway at the BeachThis sprawling outdoor complex is ideal for strollers and families who need variety in one spot. Expect significant walking between shops and attractions; it is best for a three to four-hour visit during cooler evening hours when the lights come on.
  2. 2. Ripley's Aquarium of Myrtle BeachThe moving sidewalk through the shark tunnel is a highlight for toddlers and elementary-aged kids. The facility is entirely indoors and climate-controlled, providing a two-hour escape from the humidity with plenty of bench seating for tired parents.
  3. 3. Myrtle Beach State ParkFor families who prefer a quieter beach experience, this park offers shaded picnic areas and cleaner restrooms than the public strips. The maritime forest trails are short enough for small children, and the pier provides a steady spot for watching local fishermen.
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Rainy-day activities for kids in Myrtle Beach

12 places

  1. 1. Broadway at the BeachThis expansive entertainment district features a dedicated playground, a carousel, and a pond where children can feed the fish. The area is clean and easy to navigate with numerous indoor dining and specialty shop options for all ages.
  2. 2. The Market Common - Myrtle BeachA vibrant district offering a mix of retail and entertainment, including an Italian restaurant and a movie theater. The area is highly walkable with man-made lakes and is situated conveniently near Savannah’s Place playground.
  3. 3. Ripley's Aquarium of Myrtle BeachThis aquarium features a moving walkway through a shark tunnel and interactive stations including a kids' water table and crawl-in goldfish viewing. Children can get hands-on at Ray Bay to touch the stingrays.
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