Don’t let an entire summer in South Carolina pass you by without a visit to a quintessential water park for a day of slipping and sliding, belly flopping, wave diving, and, of course… floating aimlessly atop an inflated tube on a winding, lazy river.

Myrtle Waves Water Park is the spot to make it all come together. There's an attraction destined to please everyone in the family at this fun water park.
Myrtle Waves Water Park
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In addition to all of the fancy attractions (like the 10-story water slide, the bowl funnel, the flow rider and the wave pool) there is a lazy river that winds around the park in the slowest fashion possible.
Myrtle Waves Water Park

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Myrtle Waves Water Park
It's an ideal way to slow things down a bit for the kids, or to hand the kids off to Dad (or Grandpa) and go take some time for yourself.
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When was the last time you visited a water park in South Carolina? This one has more than 20 acres of swerves, curves, waves and chutes — and the best lazy river in South Carolina!
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Myrtle Waves Water Park is located at 3000 Mr. Joe White Ave., Myrtle Beach, SC 29577, and is open seasonally from mid-May through mid-September. Park hours vary and can be seen at this link. A general admission pass for persons over 48 inches tall is $29.98; for persons under 48 inches tall is $21.98 (Discounts are available if you purchase tickets on their website.) Special events and the Flow Rider pass may cost an additional fee. For more information see the official website of Myrtle Waves Water Park.

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