Savannah Thompson, a resident of Myrtle Beach, was born with a condition called Williams Syndrome, which is characterized by medical problems including cardiovascular disease, developmental delays, and learning challenges. At just 4 years old, Savannah experienced complications from anesthesia while having heart surgery and was in a coma for almost a month. On the day the doctors gave her parents no hope that she would recognize them or her surroundings, she defied the odds and fought her way back. Ever since, she has approached life with enthusiasm and optimism, inspiring those around her to do the same. In the fall of 2016, Savannah’s Playground, named in her honor, opened in Myrtle Beach. It’s not only the largest inclusive playground in South Carolina but also in the southeast! And it’s worth a visit whenever you find yourself in this corner of the state.

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So if you’ve never been to Savannah’s Playground, the largest inclusive playground in South Carolina, be sure to add it to your bucket list. It will certainly be time well spent! And if you’re traveling from out-of-town, book the affordable oceanfront suite at Camelot Resort or another Vrbo so that you’ll have time to explore more of Myrtle Beach while in the area.

Have you ever been to Savannah’s Playground? What was your favorite play space within the playground?

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