Myrtle Beach, SC

Mythical & Medieval Festival of Myrtle Beach

ConfirmedNov 7 to 15, 2026
Dates
Nov 7 to 15, 2026
Status
Confirmed
Venue
RH Acres
Price
$18
Camping
None on site
Last checked
Oct 15, 2026

Mythical & Medieval Festival of Myrtle Beach returns to RH Acres, Myrtle Beach, SC, Nov 7 to 15, 2026, with Lady Archer. Froligo tracks the confirmed lineup, current ticket prices, attendee feedback and travel details.

The experience

What's special

The Mythical & Medieval Festival is billed as Myrtle Beach's only Renaissance festival, held at RH Acres in Socastee over two November weekends as a fundraiser for Caleb's Dragonfly Dreams, a non-profit serving abused, abandoned and neglected children in Horry County. The grounds, styled as the village of Shadow Bay, offer a fairy forest, medieval combat, princesses, a fire show, jousting and sword fighting, mead tasting, blacksmithing and glass-blowing demonstrations, an artisan's village, and a costume parade, with all shows and live music included in admission. It is a young, growing, family-oriented event, and a sister Celtic Festival with Highland games runs in the spring

What people love

Attendees describe it as a smaller but genuinely fun and family-friendly faire, praising the welcoming, diverse crowd, the detailed costumes on display, and the charitable mission. Several visitors say they had an amazing time and plan to return the following year

Last time around (2025)

Community accounts from a recent edition describe a bonfire and drum circle, a diverse and welcoming crowd, and attendees who had an amazing time and looked forward to returning. The festival remains a smaller regional faire that some describe as a hidden gem

How attendees rate it

Based on attendee reports online
Overall★★★★★

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See it before you go

Lineup

Set in the Medieval, Renaissance periods. Event style: faire.

Costumes & what to wear

Do I need a costume?

Dressing up is encouraged but not required; attendees note it's fun to dress up with no need to go all-out, and the festival frames everyone as a character while welcoming those who simply come to support the charity

Costume rules

Guests are encouraged to come in character. 'Everyone is a character so don't forget your costume, imagination, and your willingness to support a great cause.' All period weapons must be peace-tied. There is a costume parade for attendees to show off their medieval-inspired attire

Weapons policy

All period weapons must be peace-tied

Joining in

A whimsical charity Renaissance festival with a fairy forest, medieval combat, princesses, a fire show, an artisan's village, jousting and sword fighting, mead tasting, live music on hay-bale stages, blacksmithing and glass-blowing demonstrations, medieval feats like a fight circle and ax throwing, a costume parade and a mock battle. All shows and live music are included with admission. The fantasy village is styled as Shadow Bay

Getting there

How do I get to Mythical & Medieval Festival of Myrtle Beach?

By car

Most people drive to Mythical & Medieval Festival of Myrtle Beach. Check current road and traffic conditions before you set off, and see parking below.

By train

No direct passenger rail to the venue was found. Drive, fly in, or use a shuttle instead.

By bus & public transit
Coast RTA (Waccamaw Regional Transportation Authority)limited frequency, variable · a local single-ride fare, a few dollars

Coast RTA runs local buses on the Grand Strand with an airport-area route, but coverage is oriented to the beachfront and main corridors with wide headways, so a bus trip inland to RH Acres in Socastee would still need a last-mile rideshare or walk. Confirm the current route map before relying on it

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Taxi & rideshare
Uber, Lyft (app pickup at Exit Door 5), metered taxis (Door 6)roughly 10-20 minutes · a modest fare given the short distance; check a live quote

Myrtle Beach International Airport is only a few miles from the inland Socastee area, so rideshare and taxi fares to RH Acres on Socastee Boulevard are reasonable

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Taxis and rideshare such as Uber and Lyft can be limited near the venue, especially late at night or in rural areas. Agree a pickup point and time in advance and keep a backup plan.

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Where

Map shows the centre of Myrtle Beach. The venue's exact point is not confirmed yet.

Venue

The venue has its own page with capacity, accessibility and parking.

Camping & Accommodation

Where can I stay near Mythical & Medieval Festival of Myrtle Beach?

Budget stays 1
Red Roof Inn Myrtle Beach Market Common

At 2801 S Kings Hwy, several miles east of RH Acres in Socastee, two blocks from the beach near Market Common

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Luxe hotels 1
DoubleTree Resort by Hilton Myrtle Beach Oceanfront

At 3200 S Ocean Blvd, several miles east of RH Acres, oceanfront near the Market Common area. Self-parking runs $19 per day

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Airbnb & private camping
Airbnb

Myrtle Beach has heavy short-term rental inventory, with beachfront listings priced well above inland Socastee-area options

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Hipcamp

Hipcamp has limited listings directly on the Grand Strand itself but does list private-land camping further inland in Horry County

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Accessibility & comfort

What the organiser or venue publishes about getting around, and what they do not.

Shade & heatThe event is held at RH Acres, a venue with wooded areas that one attendee noted; hay bales are provided as informal seating at the music stages
ChildrenGeared to the whole family with free activities like bubble blowing with the fairies, a Viking toss and a fight circle, plus quests and games for kids. No pets are allowed; service animals are welcome, but emotional-support animals are not treated as service animals

Confirm your specific needs with the organiser's access team before you travel.

Pricing

Most recent pricing
$18 per person
Price history and tiers
Adults $18; kids ages 4-11 $10. VIP tickets add preferred parking, two drink tokens for Amy's Tavern, discounts at certain vendors, admission for the two-day weekend, and a gift at check-in.
A guide only. Prices change, so confirm the current price on the official ticket page before you buy.

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