Surfworks Is Coming To Myrtle Beach: Here’s What’s Happening
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There’s a cool new water feature in the works for Myrtle Beach: Surfworks Adventure Park. The centerpiece for the park, due to open in 2022:
5 Fun Facts About Fun in Myrtle Beach This Spring
What’s the Weather Like in Spring in Myrtle Beach?
March and April are mild and sunny. You can expect temperatures in the 60s and 70s, with low humidity. It’s a popular Spring break destination. It also has some of the most affordable prices for hotels and entertainment on the coast. Water temperatures warm up a little slower than the air, but the ocean can be pleasant by late spring.
As the temperatures rise, the possibilities of fun in Myrtle Beach go up, too. Spring is prime visiting time on the Grand Strand, and for good reason. The weather doesn’t have far to recover from a mild winter. Conditions are comfortable, before the heat and humidity of a Carolina summer set in. Here are a few facts to consider when making plans to visit Myrtle Beach this spring.
1. Hotel Rates are Great
Coming out of the winter, hotels bring out incentives to start your seasonal getaways. Compass Cove Resort offers low rates, plus free tickets to area attractions. You can even get deals with food and beverages credits depending on the current specials. Also, enjoy indoor and outdoor pools on site.
2. There are Wonderful Shows to See
Myrtle Beach is home to spectacular theatrical talent. Take is a show at the heralded Carolina Opry. See incredible tribute bands for The BeeGees, The Eagles, The Rolling Stones, and more. The renowned One The Show debuts at Alabama Theater in spring — don’t miss it!
3. The Boardwalk is 1.2 Miles of Fun
This iconic feature has three distinctive sections. The north part, from 14th Avenue North Pier to Plyer Park, has a raised wooden deck. You’ll find arcades, restaurants, and shops in the bustling middle piece. The south promenade goes from 8th Avenue North to 1st Avenue North. It’s a wandering path with benches and beautiful natural views.
EXPLORE THE BOARDWALK
4. You Can Attend Brookgreen U.
The garden famous for its serenity, landscaping, and art offers classes and certifications. Take part in demonstrations, lectures, and workshops. Some events are a make-and-take activity. Upcoming and past events include sessions on sea turtles, landscape design, and a visit to Sandy Island!
BROWSE COURSES
5. The Grand Strand is 60 Miles of Beautiful Beach
The beach might be the biggest and most obvious draw to Myrtle Beach. From Little River to Georgetown, the Grand Strand contains plenty of quaint oceanside spots. There are also opulent areas, and places for down-home fun. For all you’d love for an escape to Myrtle Beach, there’s something for you here.
Stay at Compass Cove This Spring!
You’ll love your stay at Compass Cove in Myrtle Beach. With amazing ocean views and friendly staff, you’re well taken care of. Enjoy pools and hot tubs on-site to help you unwind. Compass Cove offers excellent specials all types of vacations, including stay-and-play packages for golfers! Check out the deals and make plans to escape to Myrtle Beach this spring.
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