Exciting New Group Gathering Venues and Attractions in Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach, a coastal destination, provides options for group gatherings such as family reunions, tour groups, and corporate meetings. The city boasts attractions like golf courses, water parks, and botanical gardens.

PopStroke, a new golf venue at 1187 Celebrity Circle in Broadway at the Beach, is a collaboration with Tiger Woods and TaylorMade. It features two 18-hole mini golf courses, dining space, a beer garden, and a private event area. It also has an ice cream parlor and outdoor games. The PopStroke app lets golfers track scores and order food and drinks.

Hickey’s Interactive Adventures at 7621 North Kings Highway in the Northwood Shopping Plaza is another new venue. It provides VR experiences, Laser Tag, escape rooms, and sensory stations in a 5,000-square-foot area. Hickey’s also offers event planning for group outings.

Myrtle Waves Water Park at 3000 Mr. Joe White Ave. has special rates for groups of 15 or more. It has pools, splash pads, cabanas, and rides for all ages. A new slide, Wild Water Races, will open in summer 2024.

Tiki Tours of Myrtle Beach at 5843 Dick Pond Road provides boat rides along the Intracoastal Waterway. The 18-seat boat includes a captain, cooler space, a speaker system, and charging ports. The ride lasts a minimum of two hours.

Brookgreen Gardens at 1931 Brookgreen Garden Drive in Murrells Inlet is a nationally recognized botanical and sculpture garden. Groups of 20 or more get a special rate to explore the gardens and the Lowcountry Zoo.

3001 Nightlife at 920 Lake Arrowhead Road has three event spaces: Club Rewind, Bourbon Cowboy, and Envy Nightlife. Each room can hold over 100 guests and includes sound systems, stages, dance floors, DJ services or live entertainment, bartenders, and catering.

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