Autism-Friendly Myrtle Beach: Inclusive Family Vacations in South Carolina
In Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, traveling with children can be overwhelming, particularly for families with a child on the autism spectrum who may feel anxious leaving the comfort of home. Fortunately, our community is dedicated to creating an inclusive, stress-free vacation experience for all families.
For air travelers, Myrtle Beach International Airport offers a welcoming 'quiet room' in baggage claim. This sensory-friendly space provides a safe haven for children with autism to relax with a caregiver while luggage and rental cars are retrieved.

Surfside Beach, a nearby family-oriented seaside town, proudly became the first autism-friendly destination through a community-wide proclamation in early 2016.
Savannah's Playground, a state-of-the-art $3.2 million facility at The Market Common, features fully ADA-compliant equipment and unique attractions like the Harmony music park. It's free, open to all, and designed for accessibility.

For added peace of mind, the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce, partnering with the Horry County Police Department, offers Project Lifesaver GPS tracking bands. Ideal for children who may wander, these can be obtained during business hours at the Chamber office.
Myrtle Beach understands the unique needs of families traveling with a child on the autism spectrum. We aim to be a judgment-free haven for making cherished memories. Learn more about our autism-friendly initiatives at www.ChampionAutismNetwork.com.




