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Sometimes, even at a resort with just about endless opportunities for fun, you want to get out and check out something new. And one of the favorite Myrtle Beach attractions that families love is Myrtle Beach’s NASCAR SpeedPark, which is located just a few miles from Compass Cove Resort.
One of the best things about coming to visit Compass Cove Resort in Myrtle Beach is how much you can do, see, and enjoy all from the grounds of our resort. And that includes daily entertainment onsite nearly every day, all summer long!

If you’ve been flying to Myrtle Beach for a number of years, there is no way you’ll miss the new terminal at the Myrtle Beach International Airport, which opened to passengers earlier this month.

There are plenty of ways to get your heart pumping when you’re visiting the beach, but few compare with the thrill of the fastest watersport in Myrtle Beach: letting the throttle out on a jet ski!

If you come to visit Myrtle Beach, you have to eat seafood. We’re pretty sure there’s a law about it somewhere. And there is no better choice for seafood than the Sea Captain’s house, the top spot for seafood in Myrtle Beach. Our Compass Cove guests love this classic upscale restaurant, which has more awards than any other restaurant in Myrtle Beach, including “Best Seafood Restaurant” from Southern Living Magazine for four years in a row.

Compass Cove is one of the largest resorts on the Grand Strand, located in the heart of Myrtle Beach. When you come to visit, you hardly need to leave the resort!

It’s easy to work up a big appetite when you’re staying at Compass Cove Resort. Loaded with amenities, Compass Cove allows numerous fun alternatives, including playing on the beach, splashing at the pool and enjoying the rain-or-shine options like giant chess and checkers, shuffleboard, and pinball.

When you’re looking for good restaurants in Myrtle Beach, you don’t have to look far. Hundreds of dining options line the Grand Strand, attracting locals and visitors in search of a good meal. While you can expect large crowds and long wait times at popular restaurants during the spring and summer months, you may find that what you’re really craving is a fun, laidback meal at a place you wouldn’t expect.

The Swamp Fox Motor Inn is part of the history along the Grand Strand in Myrtle Beach, but you might know them today as Compass Cove Resort.

Myrtle Beach is a great getaway.
Its beach, attractions, amusements and dining choices are but a few of the numerous reasons why this mostly sunny city is worthy of any excursion.

Guests of the Compass Cove Resort have the best entertainment available to them for fun and entertaining evenings. About 20 minutes from the resort, guests can catch the show at Alabama Theatre.

Inspired, in part, by the legendary exploits of Blackbeard and Captain Kidd, Pirates Voyage in Myrtle Beach was created to give its audiences heaps of high-sea adventures by combining the elements of fun and food.
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Ripley’s Aquarium in Myrtle Beach, which is South Carolina’s most visited attraction, has a little something for everyone enchanted by the sea. It is an ideal excursion for guests of Compass Cove Oceanfront Resort, a home away from home created with the families in mind.
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Ripley’s Aquarium in Myrtle Beach, which is South Carolina’s most visited attraction, has a little something for everyone enchanted by the sea. It is an ideal excursion for guests of Compass Cove Oceanfront Resort, a home away from home created with the families in mind.

Compass Cove Oceanfront Resort is designed for family living.
This resort, comprised of three structures (the Schooner Building, Mariner Tower and Pinnacle Tower) has the sort of amenities intended to spoil the young and old – indoor pools, grills, lazy rivers, hot tubs and other perks vacationers desire

The beaches of the Grand Strand are a playground of fun for the entire family. But, take one day and explore the rivers, creeks and marshes of the low country. Explore nature and see the beauty and feel the stress unfold.

They will build their dream car at Ridemakerz, and keep the kids entertained during your Myrtle Beach vacation.
Located at the popular Broadway at the Beach dining, shopping and entertainment complex, Ridemakerz open its first outlet on the Grand Strand and is expanding to meet the needs of children everywhere who want to build their very own toy ride to their specifications.

Good times never have a hard time rolling at Johnny Rockets.
The retro dining experience is a slice of Americana, beloved as apple pie.
Old-timey jukeboxes pump out classic tunes as employees shake, rattle and roll to songs cherished by generations – anthems and doo-wop ditties usually from the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and occasionally the 1980s and the 1990s.

Wedding season is in high gear across the South and Brittain Resort Management-owned Compass Cove Resort is one of many popular area venues for Myrtle Beach weddings.

There are plenty of entertaining shows in Myrtle Beach but Legends in Concert will bring you to your feet every time. Outstanding performances, dazzling dancers, and great family fun make this show one of the best on the Grand Strand. Entertaining millions for over 29 years, Legends in Concert is a must see for you and your family as they bring the best celebrity impersonators to the dynamic stage for an unforgettable night of spectacular pleasure.

Get ready to cruise on the Grand Strand's only tour and dinner riverboat as you relax and savor the beauty of the Intracoastal Waterway on the Barefoot Princess Riverboat. The Great American Riverboat Company operates the Barefoot Princess. This riverboat offers sightseeing cruises, Sunset Cruises and even Dinner Cruises. You will travel the scenic and tranquil Intracoastal Waterway as well as the historic and breathtaking Waccamaw River.

One of the many great advantages to visiting Myrtle Beach is the variety of attractions offered.

Looking for some great tennis right here in Myrtle Beach?

The Art Museum is dedicated to being one of the finest visual arts museums in the Carolinas. In their 10 galleries art exhibits change throughout the year. At any given time you might enjoy watercolors, oils, textiles, sculpture, ceramics or photography. They also periodically feature selected exhibits from the Museum's Permanent Collections. Although the museum is small, it has the southern charm of a much bigger museum right on the beach.

Wow, this mini-golf course is noticeable from across town. It sits high above the downtown area. You will enjoy challenge and adventure on the 36 holes of the best of the best golf holes anywhere. As mysterious and captivating as the lost continent of Atlantis, these holes feature audacious evidence that proves many ancient legends to be true. Something cool that came directly from their scorecard ...

Wild, Water and Wheels has is all - they are a family fun park for all ages. Mostly it is a waterpark, but you can also enjoy driving go carts, 18 holes of mini-golf, bumper boats and fun picnics the entire family will enjoy. Make sure you get there early and get your spot all set-up. There are huge umbrellas and lounge chairs throughout the park so there is plenty of space for your family to have a place to meet up and relax in between the fun.

While you are visiting Myrtle Beach, make sure to take a day to visit the Myrtle Beach State Park. A wide, open beach, fishing pier full of anglers and stories, campgrounds in the oceanfront woods, all in the middle of it all in Myrtle Beach.
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Sometimes, even at a resort with just about endless opportunities for fun, you want to get out and check out something new. And one of the favorite Myrtle Beach attractions that families love is Myrtle Beach’s NASCAR SpeedPark, which is located just a few miles from Compass Cove Resort.
One of the best things about coming to visit Compass Cove Resort in Myrtle Beach is how much you can do, see, and enjoy all from the grounds of our resort. And that includes daily entertainment onsite nearly every day, all summer long!

If you’ve been flying to Myrtle Beach for a number of years, there is no way you’ll miss the new terminal at the Myrtle Beach International Airport, which opened to passengers earlier this month.

There are plenty of ways to get your heart pumping when you’re visiting the beach, but few compare with the thrill of the fastest watersport in Myrtle Beach: letting the throttle out on a jet ski!

If you come to visit Myrtle Beach, you have to eat seafood. We’re pretty sure there’s a law about it somewhere. And there is no better choice for seafood than the Sea Captain’s house, the top spot for seafood in Myrtle Beach. Our Compass Cove guests love this classic upscale restaurant, which has more awards than any other restaurant in Myrtle Beach, including “Best Seafood Restaurant” from Southern Living Magazine for four years in a row.

Compass Cove is one of the largest resorts on the Grand Strand, located in the heart of Myrtle Beach. When you come to visit, you hardly need to leave the resort!

It’s easy to work up a big appetite when you’re staying at Compass Cove Resort. Loaded with amenities, Compass Cove allows numerous fun alternatives, including playing on the beach, splashing at the pool and enjoying the rain-or-shine options like giant chess and checkers, shuffleboard, and pinball.

When you’re looking for good restaurants in Myrtle Beach, you don’t have to look far. Hundreds of dining options line the Grand Strand, attracting locals and visitors in search of a good meal. While you can expect large crowds and long wait times at popular restaurants during the spring and summer months, you may find that what you’re really craving is a fun, laidback meal at a place you wouldn’t expect.

The Swamp Fox Motor Inn is part of the history along the Grand Strand in Myrtle Beach, but you might know them today as Compass Cove Resort.

Myrtle Beach is a great getaway.
Its beach, attractions, amusements and dining choices are but a few of the numerous reasons why this mostly sunny city is worthy of any excursion.

Guests of the Compass Cove Resort have the best entertainment available to them for fun and entertaining evenings. About 20 minutes from the resort, guests can catch the show at Alabama Theatre.

Wedding season is in high gear across the South and Brittain Resort Management-owned Compass Cove Resort is one of many popular area venues for Myrtle Beach weddings.
One of the best things about coming to visit Compass Cove Resort in Myrtle Beach is how much you can do, see, and enjoy all from the grounds of our resort. And that includes daily entertainment onsite nearly every day, all summer long!

If you’ve been flying to Myrtle Beach for a number of years, there is no way you’ll miss the new terminal at the Myrtle Beach International Airport, which opened to passengers earlier this month.

The Swamp Fox Motor Inn is part of the history along the Grand Strand in Myrtle Beach, but you might know them today as Compass Cove Resort.

Looking for some great tennis right here in Myrtle Beach?

While you are visiting Myrtle Beach, make sure to take a day to visit the Myrtle Beach State Park. A wide, open beach, fishing pier full of anglers and stories, campgrounds in the oceanfront woods, all in the middle of it all in Myrtle Beach.
_147_100_90.jpg)
Sometimes, even at a resort with just about endless opportunities for fun, you want to get out and check out something new. And one of the favorite Myrtle Beach attractions that families love is Myrtle Beach’s NASCAR SpeedPark, which is located just a few miles from Compass Cove Resort.

There are plenty of ways to get your heart pumping when you’re visiting the beach, but few compare with the thrill of the fastest watersport in Myrtle Beach: letting the throttle out on a jet ski!

Guests of the Compass Cove Resort have the best entertainment available to them for fun and entertaining evenings. About 20 minutes from the resort, guests can catch the show at Alabama Theatre.

Inspired, in part, by the legendary exploits of Blackbeard and Captain Kidd, Pirates Voyage in Myrtle Beach was created to give its audiences heaps of high-sea adventures by combining the elements of fun and food.
_prefRes_1_133_100_90.jpg)
Ripley’s Aquarium in Myrtle Beach, which is South Carolina’s most visited attraction, has a little something for everyone enchanted by the sea. It is an ideal excursion for guests of Compass Cove Oceanfront Resort, a home away from home created with the families in mind.

Compass Cove Oceanfront Resort is designed for family living.
This resort, comprised of three structures (the Schooner Building, Mariner Tower and Pinnacle Tower) has the sort of amenities intended to spoil the young and old – indoor pools, grills, lazy rivers, hot tubs and other perks vacationers desire

The beaches of the Grand Strand are a playground of fun for the entire family. But, take one day and explore the rivers, creeks and marshes of the low country. Explore nature and see the beauty and feel the stress unfold.

They will build their dream car at Ridemakerz, and keep the kids entertained during your Myrtle Beach vacation.
Located at the popular Broadway at the Beach dining, shopping and entertainment complex, Ridemakerz open its first outlet on the Grand Strand and is expanding to meet the needs of children everywhere who want to build their very own toy ride to their specifications.

There are plenty of entertaining shows in Myrtle Beach but Legends in Concert will bring you to your feet every time. Outstanding performances, dazzling dancers, and great family fun make this show one of the best on the Grand Strand. Entertaining millions for over 29 years, Legends in Concert is a must see for you and your family as they bring the best celebrity impersonators to the dynamic stage for an unforgettable night of spectacular pleasure.

Get ready to cruise on the Grand Strand's only tour and dinner riverboat as you relax and savor the beauty of the Intracoastal Waterway on the Barefoot Princess Riverboat. The Great American Riverboat Company operates the Barefoot Princess. This riverboat offers sightseeing cruises, Sunset Cruises and even Dinner Cruises. You will travel the scenic and tranquil Intracoastal Waterway as well as the historic and breathtaking Waccamaw River.

One of the many great advantages to visiting Myrtle Beach is the variety of attractions offered.

The Art Museum is dedicated to being one of the finest visual arts museums in the Carolinas. In their 10 galleries art exhibits change throughout the year. At any given time you might enjoy watercolors, oils, textiles, sculpture, ceramics or photography. They also periodically feature selected exhibits from the Museum's Permanent Collections. Although the museum is small, it has the southern charm of a much bigger museum right on the beach.

Wow, this mini-golf course is noticeable from across town. It sits high above the downtown area. You will enjoy challenge and adventure on the 36 holes of the best of the best golf holes anywhere. As mysterious and captivating as the lost continent of Atlantis, these holes feature audacious evidence that proves many ancient legends to be true. Something cool that came directly from their scorecard ...

Wild, Water and Wheels has is all - they are a family fun park for all ages. Mostly it is a waterpark, but you can also enjoy driving go carts, 18 holes of mini-golf, bumper boats and fun picnics the entire family will enjoy. Make sure you get there early and get your spot all set-up. There are huge umbrellas and lounge chairs throughout the park so there is plenty of space for your family to have a place to meet up and relax in between the fun.

If you come to visit Myrtle Beach, you have to eat seafood. We’re pretty sure there’s a law about it somewhere. And there is no better choice for seafood than the Sea Captain’s house, the top spot for seafood in Myrtle Beach. Our Compass Cove guests love this classic upscale restaurant, which has more awards than any other restaurant in Myrtle Beach, including “Best Seafood Restaurant” from Southern Living Magazine for four years in a row.

It’s easy to work up a big appetite when you’re staying at Compass Cove Resort. Loaded with amenities, Compass Cove allows numerous fun alternatives, including playing on the beach, splashing at the pool and enjoying the rain-or-shine options like giant chess and checkers, shuffleboard, and pinball.

When you’re looking for good restaurants in Myrtle Beach, you don’t have to look far. Hundreds of dining options line the Grand Strand, attracting locals and visitors in search of a good meal. While you can expect large crowds and long wait times at popular restaurants during the spring and summer months, you may find that what you’re really craving is a fun, laidback meal at a place you wouldn’t expect.

Myrtle Beach is a great getaway.
Its beach, attractions, amusements and dining choices are but a few of the numerous reasons why this mostly sunny city is worthy of any excursion.

Good times never have a hard time rolling at Johnny Rockets.
The retro dining experience is a slice of Americana, beloved as apple pie.
Old-timey jukeboxes pump out classic tunes as employees shake, rattle and roll to songs cherished by generations – anthems and doo-wop ditties usually from the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s and occasionally the 1980s and the 1990s.

Hard work, hospitality and patience are all intimately acquainted with Jeannie Cartner, the golf director at Compass Cove Oceanfront Resort in Myrtle Beach.

In this fast paced world of smart phones and the World Wide Web, information is mere seconds away from the asking. And that may satisfy our need for immediate gratification but every so often something comes along that needs to be admired and observed at a snail’s pace so that it can be appreciated for the information it provides. The Bodies Revealed Exhibition at Broadway at the Beach is one such display and its right here in Myrtle Beach.

Compass Cove Resort has planned many great things for your kids for the summer of 2012.

Take a look at the specials and activities we have going on for the Month of May.

November 24 @ 8:00 AM
Please join the fun event Thanksgiving morning. They have a 8k, 5k, 1 mile and the Tot Trot.