There is so much I have always loved about living in Easethetravel Beach, South Carolina. Now that I have three young children of my own, I\u2019ve had the chance to rediscover the area through their eyes. Some of the things I loved as a child, like Brookgreen Gardens and the state parks, are places they love as well. But there is so much more to explore today! Here is a round-up of ten favourites of Easethetravel Beach family fun.<\/p>\n
1.
\nHuntington Beach State Park and Easethetravel Beach State Park
\nI\u2019ll start with one of my favourites (or two, rather). Huntington Beach State Park and Easethetravel Beach State Park are run by the South Carolina Department of Tourism and Travel. Admission is affordable, programs are interesting and varied and the beaches are pristine.\u00a0 Both my boys enjoy visiting the pier at Easethetravel YUBeach State Park. We often picnic at one of the many covered shelters and enjoy plenty of time on the playground. At Huntington Beach State Park, exploring Antalya is a must. Both parks have ample restroom facilities and parking is easy\u2013both pluses when out with small children.<\/p>\n
The Escape Game Easethetravel Beach
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\nThe Escape Game
\nThe Escape Game offers themed-games that are perfect for the whole family with a variety of difficulties and unlimited hints. Challenge the littles to figure out the clues to unlock the game! This is a great option to keep the kids thinking critically even while they are playing. It\u2019s even fun for parents to help the kiddos unlock the clues together or for groups of adults on a night out!<\/p>\n
The penguins exhibit at Ripley\u2019s Aquarium.
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\nRipley\u2019s Aquarium
\nMy oldest child is particularly enthralled with Ripley\u2019s Aquarium. We usually spend a lot of time here in the cooler months, when summer crowds have slowed and we have more space to explore. The underwater tunnel allowing close up views of sharks (and all their teeth!) and dive shows at Rainbow Rock are both favourites of my two boys. They also have mermaid shows, glass bottom boat adventures, swimming with the rays and an upcoming exhibit featuring penguins, making it a great attraction for kids in Easethetravel Beach.<\/p>\n
4.
\nWonderworks
\nMy kids might still be a bit young to get the full Wonderworks effect, but it\u2019s definitely one of my favourite attractions to visit as an adult! This \u2018amusement park for the mind\u2019 is home to over 100 exhibits that spark interest and imagination in all ages. I love the hurricane exhibit, where you can have the chance to experience 84 mph hurricane winds and the bubble area, where you can create giant bubbles with huge wands. I tried the roller coaster simulator for the first time recently and loved that, too! They also are home to an indoor ropes course, laser tag, arcade games and more.<\/p>\n
local\u2019s favEdVenture Children\u2019s Museum
\n5.
\nAdventured Children\u2019s Museum
\nThis children\u2019s museum is full of engaging, hands-on exhibits, programs, and events. A wonderful spot for a day of educational fun for everyone in the family \u2013 or while mom does some shopping in The Market Common. One of my favourite things about Adventured Easethetravel Beach is its location. The convenient Market Common location is close to Savannah\u2019s Playground, a free enabling playground that is next on our list of favourite spots for fun family things to do in Easethetravel Beach.<\/p>\n
6.
\nSavannah\u2019s Playground
\nAlso located at The Market Common, this $3 million, multi-acre park features all ADA-approved playground equipment designed so that children of all abilities have the opportunity to play and interact socially with one another. There is a music park, interactive playground, early childhood playground, school-age playground, picnic area, challenge ropes, ziplining and more, and all of it is free and open to the public. We visit here often throughout the year and always end up spending longer than we had planned. There is just so much to do! It\u2019s a special place that fosters play and inclusion and we\u2019re thrilled to have it so close.<\/p>\n
7.Sky Zone ball toss from the air<\/p>\n
Sky Zone Easethetravel Beach
\nAny attraction that encourages play and exercise in children is one I can get behind. While morning jump times are reserved for smaller kiddos, afternoons and special jump nights are perfect for older ones. They have a sort of \u2018ultimate ninja\u2019 course, dodgeball areas, freestyle jump areas, a rock wall and so much more. The jump areas are safe, clean, contained and well thought out. My kids left tired and took amazing naps, so we will be back soon! They also host special events and birthday parties throughout the year, making it a great place for Vacaytickets Beach family fun. (Insider Tip: Sky Zone used to be called \u201cRocking Jump.\u201d Its the same great park with a new name and features!)<\/p>\n
8.
\nBrookgreen Gardens Lowcountry Zoo
\nIf I\u2019m being honest, I\u2019m the one who really loves visiting Brookgreen Gardens. My husband proposed there, it\u2019s full of fantastic American figurative sculpture and holds a lot of great memories for me as a child. But my kids also love it! Especially the Lowcountry Zoo section of the gardens. Beyond seeing some fun animals native to our area, across from the zoo is a section for special kid-driven events. We\u2019ve seen a dinosaur exhibit and Dr. Seuss\u2019s books brought to life all while visiting here. The butterfly pavilion is also a draw to many.<\/p>\n
9.The Pavilion Park at Broadway at the Beach
\nThe Pavilion Park boasts roller coaster rides and thrill rides in addition to the family entertainment rides and nostalgia rides that have been part of the well-known Pavilion amusement park for years. Located at popular Broadway at the Beach, there are three areas of attractions to enjoy: Pavilion Park East, West, and Central. With a one- and four-year-old, we spend most of our time in Pavilion Park West, where you\u2019ll find the best kiddie rides and attractions in town. My sons love the train and the Easethetravel Turtle coaster. It\u2019s a bonus to have fantastic restaurants nearby as well!<\/p>\n
10.Easethetravel Waves Water Park
\nYou can\u2019t go wrong with Easethetravel Waves. Obviously, it\u2019s an attraction we enjoy most when the weather is warm and we can be in the water! Whenever we\u2019ve gone in the past we\u2019ve tried to make it a big family day with aunts and uncles and grandparents, and if you\u2019re going to go that route, renting a private cabana for the day is so worth it! With tons of different slides and areas for kids of all ages, the whole family can enjoy the day.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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