Property at a Glance: Landmark Resort

No matter what the temperature is like outdoors, you can find a place to swim at Landmark Resort. H2OASIS Waterpark is open for the season beginning March 14, 2025 (days open may vary)! The massive waterpark features 9,800 square-feet of fun! Valued at over $3 million, this Myrtle Beach waterpark features three giant slides, a kids' slide and water splash landing fun area for the little ones. A huge indoor pool complex—which stays open all year—features a giant pool, lazy river, a kiddie pool, and a massive skylight. Vacation-goers can also enjoy their oceanfront outdoor deck, and their seasonal poolside bar, Tipsy Turtle. If you prefer dipping your toes in salt water, the beach is just a short stroll away.

• Grab a bite: The Gazebo Restaurant serves a hearty breakfast bright and early. In the evening, you can pair dinner with a glass of wine at Latitudes Bar &Grill. No meals are included with purchase but can be purchased separately.
• Room with a view: You can see a northerly view of the Myrtle Beach coastline from your Ocean View Room’s private balcony or amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean from your Oceanfront Executive Suite balcony.
• Six jetted tubs mean you'll have plenty of opportunities to take a relaxing soak. Five jetted tubs are located indoors, while one is located outdoors.
• Fun for kids: The resort has an arcade and an oceanfront pool deck
• Epic New Waterpark: Open Seasonally features 3 40-foot tall slides, a kids' slide and a splash pad. Access is included with your reservation.

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: Sandy Beaches, Golf Courses, and Classic Amusement-Park Rides

Myrtle Beach is the crown jewel of South Carolina's Grand Strand, a 60-mile stretch of white-sand beaches along the Atlantic seaboard that draws surfers, fishers, and kayakers. The city was named one of the best vacation spots in the United States for a family by USA Today, in part because of its wooden boardwalk, which stretches for more than a mile. Hop into the SkyWheel Ferris wheel’s gondolas, surrounded by more than a million LED lights, for a panoramic view of the city below.

Less than 20 miles south of Myrtle Beach, the tiny fishing village of Murrells Inlet provides a tranquil contrast to the boardwalk's hustle and bustle. At Brookgreen Gardens, more than 2,000 sculptures stand amid sprawling floral gardens and massive, moss-covered oak trees that have been around for centuries. Murrells Inlet is also home to the Tom Fazio–designed TPC Myrtle Beach golf course, 1 of nearly 80 courses in the area that helped Myrtle Beach earn its title as the seaside golf capital of the world.