Accommodations

Hotel

Hampton Inn North Myrtle Beach-Harbourgate

Rate: $195–$229 per night (varies by bed type) Location: About 20–25 minutes from our venue, located just off Highway 17 with easy access to North Myrtle Beach, Barefoot Landing, and nearby dining and shopping. Tip: Rates may vary slightly depending on the nights you select and room type. Be sure to check the total at checkout for your exact nightly average. Directions: From Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR): Approximately 30–40 minutes (about 25 miles). After leaving the airport, you’ll head toward US-17 North, which runs along the coast. Continue north through Myrtle Beach and into North Myrtle Beach, passing popular areas like Restaurant Row and Barefoot Landing. Near your destination, follow signs for SC-9 / Barbourgate Drive, which will take you directly to the hotel area. To the venue (White Oak Farms): The venue is about a 20–25 minute drive (approximately 12 miles) from the hotel. From the hotel, you’ll briefly head along US-17, then connect to SC-9 (Highway 9) heading inland toward Longs/Conway. This portion of the drive is a smooth, direct route away from the beach traffic. After several miles on SC-9, you’ll turn onto local roads for the final stretch to the venue. Because the last few turns are more rural, we recommend using GPS for the most accurate, real-time directions.

Hotel

Marina Inn at Grande Dunes

Grande Guest Room (King or Double Queen): $186++ per night Two Bedroom Suite (King & Double Queen or King & King): $250++ per night Location: About 25 minutes from our venue, but closer to the beach and waterway attractions with resort-style amenities Directions: From Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR): About a 20-minute drive (10 miles). Take Harrelson Blvd to US-17 N, continue north, and turn left onto Grande Dunes Blvd. Follow signs to Marina Inn. To the Venue (White Oak Farms): Leaving the Marina Inn, you’ll start by heading toward US-17 North, one of the main coastal highways. From there, continue north through Myrtle Beach, passing familiar landmarks like Restaurant Row and Barefoot Landing as you make your way toward North Myrtle Beach. As you approach the North Myrtle Beach area, follow signs for SC-9 (Highway 9) and head inland toward Longs/Conway. This portion of the drive transitions away from the coast and is typically smooth and easy to navigate. After several miles on SC-9, you’ll turn onto local roads for the final stretch to the venue. The last portion of the drive is more rural, so we recommend using GPS for the most accurate turn-by-turn guidance.