Park Place is a senior community in Myrtle, SC.
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1941 Parish Way, Myrtle, SC 29577
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
Parking can be tough, especially when lots feel full.
Several reviewers mention that parking is challenging, including “tough” parking and sparse spots. One review notes that there is a parking garage available if street parking fills up. For drivers, the experience may feel less convenient than for pedestrians.
Weekend events are a recurring highlight for visitors.
Reviewers point to outdoor concerts and a steady schedule of things happening on weekends. That variety supports the idea that there’s usually something to do without needing a long plan. It’s described as a fun place for groups and casual outings.
Dining options come up often, including stand-out meals.
Multiple reviews describe the area as having plenty of restaurants and a good mix for different tastes. Some commenters specifically praise food quality at the places they visited, including a dinner with “really good” fried chicken and pulled pork. Others mention drinks and meals as part of a fun day out.
Residents describe the setting as attractive and well maintained.
Reviewers repeatedly mention how nice the area looks, including references to landscaping, beautiful furnishings, and an overall comfortable feel. A few comments describe the environment as relaxing and visually appealing. There are also mentions of it being clean and safe.
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6 resident community capacity
Active Adult Communities (55+)
Housekeeping services
Telephone
Wi-Fi/high-speed internet available
Myrtle Beach International (2 miles away)
Assistance with dressing
Meal preparation and service
Medication management
Diabetes diet
Special dietary restrictionsPark Place is located at 1941 Parish Way, Myrtle, SC 29577 in Horry County, South Carolina
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