Where America Comes Together

 250 Years of Family, Freedom & the Open Road

As the United States celebrates its 250th birthday, it’s a perfect time to reflect on what freedom really looks like in everyday life. Sometimes, it looks like a packed car, sandy flip-flops in the trunk, and a family heading toward the coast—windows down, laughter loud, and traditions waiting to be made.

For generations, family vacations have been a uniquely American ritual, and Myrtle Beach has long been part of that story. Parents who once built sandcastles here now return with children of their own, retracing familiar steps along the shoreline while creating brand-new memories. In a world that moves fast, these shared moments—unhurried mornings, sun-soaked afternoons, and evenings filled with ice cream and stories—become priceless.

Myrtle Beach offers something every generation can enjoy, which is why families continue to choose it year after year. From wide beaches perfect for little feet to attractions that bring grandparents and grandchildren together, the destination reflects the spirit of togetherness that has shaped America for 250 years. It’s a place where freedom means time—time to reconnect, to laugh, and to simply be present.

Travel has always been about more than distance. It’s about perspective. Family trips teach children about the world beyond their backyard while grounding them in shared experiences they’ll carry for a lifetime. These moments—sunsets watched together, first waves jumped, traditions repeated—become part of a family’s own history.

As America marks this historic milestone, Myrtle Beach continues to welcome families just as it always has: with open arms, open beaches, and endless opportunities to celebrate what matters most. Because in the end, the American story is a family story—and some of its best chapters are written right here, one beach vacation at a time.