Oceana Resorts and Ocean Park Resort in Myrtle Beach are giving away 2 FREE nights in Myrtle Beach.  Join us on Facebook and post your favorite pet picture and you could be the winner. We will announce the winner as soon as we reach 200 Fans, once we reach our goal of 200 Fans! I know we can do it, so don’t forget to suggest our Fan Page to your friends.

Ocean Park Resort is the only pet friendly resort managed by Oceana Resorts in Myrtle Beach. With every family on a budget why not let us take care of your weekend getaway.  You will win 2 FREE nights at the Ocean Park Resort. Bring your pet or come alone.

The resort is ocean front and has in and out door pools, a kiddie pool and in and out door hot tubs. Get away to Myrtle Beach this FALL and SAVE with Ocean Resorts.

Plan your Thanksgiving Vacation in Myrtle Beach. The temperatures are comfortable and the events along the Grand Strand are plentiful.

Thanksgiving Day, Nov 26, 2009

Myrtle Beach 3rd Annual Turkey Trot

Grand Park, Withers Preserve

Myrtle Beach, SC

Bay Watch Resort Thanksgiving Day Buffet

This year’s event will take place on November 26th 2009 in the Ocean Drive Ballroom and reservations may be made by calling 843-272-4600, Ext. 2109. Seating will begin at 11:30 AM.  Reservations are requested.

Patricia Grand Resort Thanksgiving Day Dinner

This year’s event will take place on November 26th 2009 at Grand Central Station located on the 2nd floor and reservations may be made by calling 843-448-8453. Thanksgiving Dinner will be served from 11:30 am to 3:30 pm.

South Carolina Bluegrass Festival

November 26th – 28th at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center, stop by and enjoy traditional bluegrass music.

Black Friday Brunch and Survival

Shopping at Market Common in Myrtle Beach on Black Friday has never looked so good. Stop by for brunch and the 1st 100 shoppers will receive a Black Friday Survival Kit, packed with coupons to ease the shopping you will do. The fun starts at 9:30am.

Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at the Market Common

Rock around the tree at the 2nd Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony at Market Common in Myrtle Beach. Live music, fun activities and Santa. The event starts at 5:30pm.

Fireworks at Broadway at the Beach

Come out to Broadway at the Beach November 28th 2009 at 10:00pm for some great fireworks on Black Friday.

Myrtle Beach is calling.. Will you be here?

The 27th Annual National Retired Military Golf Classic is a chance to compete and form new friendships with your fellow retired military on five of Myrtle Beach’s best courses.  Oceana Resorts is a proud sponsor of this yearly event and we would like to invite you to take part.

New friendships are made and a great time is had. We would love to see you  next June in Myrtle Beach.

Dates & Registration

Registration:  June 1, 2010
Tournament:  June 2-5, 2010

Practice Rounds

Practice rounds can be played at Myrtle Beach National, Long Bay and Aberdeen. Please call 1-800-344-5590 for more information.

For more information contact NRMGC@oceanaresorts.com or by call us toll-free at
1-866-469-7853.

Click Here to Request an Application

South Carolina is loaded with Urban Legends; with Myrtle Beach and Charleston being the two most haunted cities.

One of the most haunted places in the area is a warehouse in Downtown Conway, some say was built in the 1890’s.  It is considered by many to be the areas only true haunted attraction.  This warehouse has even been visited by The Ghost Hunters to research the Paranormal Activity found inside the old building.

Be prepared to venture into this dark and haunted warehouse. You will be taken on a tour of the building, where anything can happen.  Open October 27th through October 31st from 7pm to 11pm, this is a must do while on vacation in Myrtle Beach for Halloween.  There is small admission fee of $10.oo per person, with the precedes benefiting charitable causes such as:

Fostering Hope Inc., a non profit organization that provides goods and services to children residing in foster carem in the local area.

Haunted Houses are a long standing tradition for Halloween. Have you experienced a haunted house yet?

Love Halloween, but not sure how to celebrate? Here is a quick list of things to do in Myrtle Beach.

North Myrtle Beach

• Bay Watch Resort in North Myrtle Beach will be hosting a Happy Halloween Costume Party.  Bring your friends and enjoy FREE food, drinks specials and $1.00 Jell-o Shooters
• The North Myrtle Beach Aquatic and Fitness Center hosts a Halloween Parents Night Out from 6-10 p.m. Oct. 16 featuring activities for children ages 5-12. The registration deadline is Thursday. The cost is $10 per child for members and $18 per child for others. 281-3744.
• North Myrtle Beach hosts Howl-O-Scream 2009 at McLean Park from 5-8 p.m. Oct. 31 featuring trick-or-treating, hay rides, spooktacular music, pumpkin painting, marshmallow roasting, ghoulish games and inflatables. Free. 280-5570.

Myrtle Beach

• The Market Common, Myrtle Beach, hosts a haunted house next to P.F. Chang’s from 7-10 p.m. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through Oct. 31. $13. 839-3500.
• Broadway at the Beach, Myrtle Beach, offers trick or treating from 5-7 p.m. Oct. 31 with free trick-or-treat bags for children. The adult Halloween costume party and contest begins at 8 p.m. in Celebrity Square. 444-3200.
• The Market Common, Myrtle Beach hosts Halloween at the Market Common from 1-5 p.m. Oct. 31 featuring a Halloween Kid-Zone that includes inflatables and DJ Batman in Valor Park. The $10 all-you-can-jump wristband includes inflatables, free kids meals and treats with adult purchase at participating restaurants and stores. 839-3500.
• The Waccamaw Youth Center hosts Haunted Hollywood by the River from 8-11 p.m. Oct. 16 at the Waccamaw Shrine Club, downtown Conway. The event features a DJ, open bar and food. Come dressed in costume. Tickets are $50. 369-0200.
• Thriller, a Halloween party benefiting the Autism Advocate Foundation, will be from 7-10 p.m. Oct. 24 at Club 2001, 920 Lake Arrowhead Road, Myrtle Beach. 213-0217. The event includes heavy hors d’oeuvres, a silent auction raffles and music by Soul Function. Tickets are $20.

There is sure to be some ghosts and ghouls out along the Grand Strand in October.  We at Oceana Resorts hope you enjoy the festivities in Myrtle Beach this Halloween.

Celebrate the holidays with Oceana Resorts and let us offer you a wonderful holiday package.  Take advantage of discounted accommodations, two adult tickets to the Palace Theatre’s Christmas Show “Christmas Time”, two adult tickets to the Ripley’s Aquarium “Festival of Trees” exhibit, and breakfast for two daily. That’s one Holly Jolly Deal!

Participating Resorts in Myrtle Beach include:

• Anderson Ocean Club and Spa
• Best Western Carolinian Beach Resort
• Camelot By The Sea
• Ocean Park Resort
• Patricia Grand Resort

Visit Oceana Resorts Specials to learn more and view availability.

Visit Myrtle Beach in the Fall.  October is one of the best months to visit the Grand Strand for many reasons.  The traffic in Myrtle Beach is light, the weather is comfortable and there are many fun festivals to attend when in Myrtle Beach in October.

Many visitors will be traveling to the area to take advantage of Fall Golf Specials, with over 100 premium golf courses in Myrtle Beach, who could resist.  As a popular golf destination, there are plenty of other activities to enjoy while you are at the beach.

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Gordon Biersch Oktoberfest Concert Series presented by Surge

The ULTIMATE Myrtle Beach Happy Hour!
Every Friday in October features a concert and Gordon Biersch beer & food! Concerts are free, beer & food will be sold for $1 – $5.
Friendly dogs are welcome, please do not bring coolers.

Band Schedule:

October 9 – Mr. Big Stuff – (80’s)

October 16 – Sawgrass – (Bluegrass)

October 23 – Painted Man – (Funk)
October 30 – South Strand Band

14th Annual Sons Of Italy Italian Festival

Stay at any Oceana Resorts Hotel in Myrtle Beach and enjoy October along the Grand Strand.

A new museum for car lovers has just opened in Myrtle Beach this past Wednesday, September 30th, 2009.  Showcasing muscle cars, American-made automobiles and trucks all together under one roof.  Adding another first-class tourist attraction to the growing array of entertainment options in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.  Wheels of Yesteryear, located on Hwy 501N beside the Tanger Outlet Mall opened to the public at 10 am on Wednesday, September 30th.

Wheels of Yesteryear features over 45 classic cars and trucks collected and painstakingly restored by automobile enthusiast Paul Cummings.  Cummings’ collection consists of over 100 accurately and fully-restored cars which will all be featured in the auto showcase on a rotating basis, year-round.  The collection primarily consists of Chrysler/Dodge/Plymouth MOPAR cars, commonly referred to as American Muscle, some Ford Motor Company, GM Division, and AMC Corporation examples of muscle and classic cars of yesteryear.

If you like the cars from the good ol’ days, stop in and check out the a collection new to the Myrtle Beach area that is sure to stop traffic.

The Awakening Spa in Myrtle Beach offers an array of spa services to help you relax and rejuvenate your mind and body.  Located inside the Anderson Ocean Club and Spa in the heart of Myrtle Beach, our spa professionals will customize your treatment to help achieve the Inner Peace and Balance you desire.

Crystal Therapy

What is Crystal Therapy?
Crystal Therapy is the belief that certain crystals and other charm-stones have healing, mystical and/or paranormal powers.

Crystal healers claim that every living organism has a “vibrational energy system,” which includes chakras, electromagnetic fields around your body known as an aura, subtle bodies and meridians. By using the appropriate crystals one can allegedly “tune” an energy system or rebalance energies, thus improving well-being due to the vibrations produced by the crystals, according to color, chemical composition, atomic structure and overall physical form. Using the vibrations of the crystals a trained practitioner can allegedly move, absorb, focus, direct and diffuse energy within the body, using the perfect structure of the crystal for the body to emulate. Crystal healing also allegedly gives the body a chance to relax, which may aid in the body’s natural abilities of the immune system.

The earliest records of crystal healing come from ancient Egypt. The Ebers papyrus states the medicinal uses of many different gems. Healing with crystals is also recorded in India’s Ayurvedic records and in traditional Chinese medicine from around five thousand years ago.

Visit The Awakening Spa or Call 1-843-213-5370