Country Club Villas is set in a quiet forested neighborhood in Myrtle Beach, allowing you to enjoy peace and quiet but still be close enough to enjoy all the excitement that Myrtle Beach has to offer. Stop by your condo to drop off your luggage – don’t bother unpacking, there will be plenty of time for that later! Change into swimsuits, grab goggles, pool toys and water wings and head for the indoor pool. Go for a relaxing swim, enjoy a soak in the hot tub or lounge poolside with that book you’ve been meaning to finish. If the weather is cooperating, take advantage of the outdoor grill and have a family cook-out. Recruit the kids to help carry burgers, hot dogs and side-dishes. Then lay out the condiments and toppings and let everyone have at it.

One- to three-bedroom condos sleep four to eight guests and have air conditioning. A family field trip to the Piggly Wiggly Grocery Store is definitely in order – your full kitchen won’t stock itself. Recruit the kids to help bake your famous double chocolate brownies (not that they’ll need convincing). You don’t have to worry about missing this week’s episode of your favorite show; you’ll have Flatscreen TVs with Cable. DVD players are perfect for a low-key night in for family movie night. Browse the selection of DVDs available for rent at the resort or bring your favorites from home. Pop some popcorn and call everyone into the living room. First kid on the couch picks the movie. One- and three-bedroom condos have in-suite washer/dryers. Show off your multitasking skills and throw in a load of laundry while the movie is playing. Once the kids are in bed, enjoy a glass of wine in your in-suite jetted tub.

Surfside Beach is just a short drive from Country Club Villas. Work on your sun kissed look while the kids build the ultimate sand castle. The SkyWheel is almost two-hundred feet tall and provides the best views in Myrtle Beach. Your entire family can ride in comfort thanks to the climate-controlled gondolas. Fans of the Believe It or Not cartoons will want to check out Ripley’s Odditorium. It features Robert Ripley’s personal collection of strange and unusual artifacts. Ripley’s Aquarium has a 750,000-gallon shark tank. Go for a ride in a glass-bottomed boat or enjoy a stingray experience. Little ones will love the Children’s Museum of Myrtle Beach. It features a variety of interactive exhibits that allow children to use their imagination while learning at the same time (but don’t tell them that)! They can learn about the Scientific Method while playing with water at Water Works, be a bank teller or customer at The Big Bank or be a Paleontologist at the South Carolina Fossil House.