North Myrtle Beach in the Off-Season: Why a Heated Pool Changes Everything

Summer gets all the attention on the Grand Strand, but some of our favorite stays happen between October and April. The beach is quieter, restaurants are easier to get into, and you have more room to spread out.

The catch is that the ocean gets cold. That's where the backyard comes in.

The heated pool and hot tub

Myrtle Mist has a 12x25 private pool with optional heating, plus a commercial-grade hot tub right beside it. On cooler days the heated pool is what makes an off-season trip feel like a beach vacation.

"The highlight of the stay was the heated pool." (Christen, Airbnb, March 2026)

"The hot tub & heated pool was definitely a hit being the weather wasn't that warm during our stay." (Jasmine, Airbnb, March 2025)

Dive into luxury with our sprawling 12x25 heated pool, aglow with mesmerizing LED lights. Experience the epitome of indulgence in your own backyard sanctuary. — The pool lit up at night

Tip: pool heating is optional, so ask us about it when you book.

The beach, without the crowds

The sand is one block away, about 300 steps from the front door. In the off-season it's perfect for long walks, shell hunting and sunrise coffee. The house has beach chairs and a wagon, so it's easy to bring everything down.

Things to do nearby

Alligator Adventure is about 5 minutes away.
Barefoot Landing is about 6 minutes away, with shops and restaurants on the waterway.
The Cherry Grove area is about 10 minutes north.
Russell Burgess Coastal Preserve is about 13 minutes away, a good spot for a walk on a mild afternoon.

Opening hours shrink outside summer, so check before you head out.

Evenings at the house

Light the fire pit and make s'mores.
Play a round on the backyard mini golf course under the lights.
Settle into the game room with billiards, air hockey, foosball and an arcade, or the 75" TV room with an Xbox and 100+ games.