Things To Do
Top 10 Things To Do in Myrtle Beach Under $10

The activities vary by venue location, but you’ll find many cheap things to do here, in North Myrtle Beach and Myrtle Beach. Visit Monday through Thursday and pay $10  or less per person for an hour of bowling, billiards, and shuffleboard. The Market Common location also offers inexpensive hourly rates for cornhole, ping pong, darts, and mini golf. Every 810 Billiards & Bowling has complimentary board games, too.

Budget-friendly drink prices and free entertainment make Duplin Winery one of the top picks for cheap things to do in North Myrtle Beach. Though wine tastings ring in at $15 each, they do include gourmet snacks and a full glass afterward that are well worth the price tag. If you’re sticking to your budget, no problem! Order a single glass of your favorite sweet wine or a non-alcoholic frozen sipper to enjoy as you listen to free performances by local musicians.

The Track attractions are paid for in points, but many, including the Family Go Kart Track and the Blaster Boats, cost under 10 points ($10) each. The arcade at this venue features many games that cost anywhere from a half-point to two points each, so gamers in your family can play several without exceeding a $10 limit. Pro Tip: Purchase a points package for your entire family and get a price break to make the activities you choose even more affordable.

A small basket of balls at this driving range costs slightly over $10…$10.50 to be exact, but there are often attraction coupons that knock down this price. And when you split a bucket between friends, you’ll have enough in your budget to spring for a large size. This driving range features 54 individual bays, and a pitching and putting green to get in some practice strokes. Complimentary clubs are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Kids’ admission to this attraction is $10 each, and adults’ admission costs only $5 more. When you need cheap things to do at Myrtle Beach attractions when it rains, this indoor venue is a favorite of young children. Kids love to dig in a sand pit to uncover fossils, design and craft a 3D dinosaur, ride an animatronic pal, and play in the ball pit.

You don’t have to pay anything to browse this eclectic, historic gift shop in Myrtle Beach. As one of the largest souvenir stores around, it’s an impressive place tourists can spend a lot of time exploring. Uncover all seven photo opportunities, ranging from Elvis to Egyptian guardians. The sea shells, clothing, jewelry, and other collectibles make excellent keepsakes and you’ll find items to satisfy any budget.

The video arcade and the virtual reality arena at this venue are cheap entertainment for kids in Myrtle Beach. If the inflatables, laser tag, and go-karts are more to your liking, purchase activity passes and pay about $6 for each attraction. This venue can keep an entire family happy and engaged for hours.

Events at Broadway at the Beach are some of the best cheap things to do in Myrtle Beach because these celebrations are fun for all ages—and they’re completely free. Keep an eye on the events calendar at this entertainment district to catch pet costume contests, kids’ dance parties hosted by cartoon characters and local celebrities, and fireworks shows. Adults looking for happy hour cocktails will love that many Broadway at the Beach establishments offer deals and free music, too.

While prices are subject to change, walking the pier costs only a couple of dollars, and fishing rings up right around $10 per person. Try your luck netting a trout, flounder, or mackerel. Or walk the pier to capture photos of the picturesque oceanfront landscape.

This is a cheap North Myrtle Beach attraction that’s fun for any age. Kids’ golfing costs $9.50, seniors golf for $10, and adults are just one dollar more. Replays are half-priced if you’re up for another 18 holes. The awesome pirate-themed greens and challenging water features keep every player engaged in the competition. This attraction also has an ice cream shop and candy store if there’s room in your budget to splurge on post-golf treats.