The Myrtle Beach Area

Bradord Meadows is centrally located with easy access to everything on the Grand Strand.

Myrtle Beach

Home to the Myrtle Beach Pelicans, Hard Rock Cafe, Broadway at the Beach, Imax theatre, Ripley's Aquarium, and many other attractions. Myrtle Beach is the heartbeat of the Grand Strand. The Travel Channel named Myrtle Beach one of America's Best Beaches and Myrtle Beach was singled out as the Best Family Beach. Highrise family hotels dot the oceanfront and an abundant supply of golf courses can be found in Myrtle Beach and the surrounding areas.

Scream, Smile and Laugh out loud on the Roller Coasters, Ferris Wheels and Carousels. Regardless of age, it's the time AND place to be a kid again. Enjoy scores of rides to thrill and chill at Water Parks, Speed Parks, Haunted Houses and more. All are located within just a few minutes drive of Bradford Meadows. The Hard Rock Theme Park is currently under construction and will be a140-acre theme park celebrating the spirit of rock and roll.

Dining in the Myrtle Beach area has never been better. From Calabash to Pawley's Island, the Grand Strand has an abundance of outstanding restaurants, cafes and grills.

Every vacation deserves a souvenir. Beachwear shops, expansive malls, boutiques, superstores, outlets and more. Whatever your needs, you'll find it here in Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina! Enjoy a pleasant day or evening browsing the large selection of specialty shops at Barefoot Landing or Broadway at the Beach, each conveniently located within minutes
Bradford Meadows.

When the sun goes down, our nights heat up! There's plenty of nightlife for all in North Myrtle Beach and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina... high-tech music theatres, celebrity concerts, live theatre, broadway-style musicals and plays. You'll find lots of choices for a fun-filled evening out.

North Myrtle Beach

North Myrtle Beach was created more than 30 years ago when the communities of Windy Hill, Crescent Beach, Ocean Drive, and Cherry Grove came together as one. Each of these communities has its own appeal and charm, as generations of vacationers who return to the area year after year.

North Myrtle Beach’s accommodations include everything from rustic beach cottages and Mom-and-Pop motels to luxury resorts. The city has nearly 11,000 residents and is also home to many fine restaurants and family amusements. Of course, you can’t describe North Myrtle Beach without mentioning the shag, a dance that originated here and continues to thrive in local dance clubs and at annual shag reunions.

Little River

Once a quaint fishing village, Little River lies on the border of the Carolinas and is home to the annual Blue Crab Festival in May and Shrimp Festival in early October. On the waterfront you'll also find appetizing fare at local seafood restaurants, several unique shops, and a fleet of fishing boats ready to take you on an exciting outing to the Gulf Stream. Several golf courses including River Hills Golf and Country Club, Heather Glen, and Glen Dornoch are found in Little River. Marinas including the Cricket Cove Marina, Mariner's Pointe, Lightkeepers Marina and the North Myrtle Beach Marina provide boating enthusiasts with all their boating needs.