I also did a final load the night before we left, which minimized the about of sand we (accidentally) brought home with us.īunk Beds Not every villa can boast bunk beds, but ours did! Even though we were in a one-bedroom, we enjoyed a queen bed while the boys perched on the bunks. Our unit was so close to the beach that we were constantly in the water, even when it wasn’t planned…so throwing a few loads in the wash made a world of difference. Washer/Dryer I wouldn’t have known how important this was until we used it about three times in three days. At the very least, you can pick up some coffee grounds and a gallon of milk…maybe a few bottles of vino. You can grab groceries as you head into the resort at Harris Teeter, or pick up a few items at Hudson’s Market or the store at the Marina. the kitchen also helps with storing and making snacks (like late night popcorn – yum!) While you may not get the exact villa during your stay, I want to tell you a few things that were great about our space that might help you out…and why I feel this is the ideal option.įull Kitchen You’ll see below that there are plenty of places to eat at Wild Dunes, but traveling families know that any meal that can be prepared in your room will save you a few bucks. We stayed in a 1-bedroom villa in Seagrove…think of it like a neighborhood within the Resort. The big quality differences will be in the decor, kitchens and bath, and electronics. You can request a Deluxe, Moderate or Standard condo/villa. Prices run from $200-$2000 per night, depending on the size and type of accommodation you are after. Vacation homes and condos range from 1-7 bedrooms. Vacation Rentals are your third option - it’s what we did and it’s what I highly recommend this for the ultimate family-friendly set up. I’d recommend bringing a little wagon to easily haul your beach essentials. The beach is not just out your backdoor, but you are still pretty close. Want to splurge on a great view? There are penthouses, as well.īeing in The Village means you are only steps from the restaurants, groceries and other amenities offered by the resort. The 150 offerings here include traditional guestrooms and studios (for as low as $89 per night) … up to 1, 2 or 3 bedroom suites ranging from $129-$780 per night. This 3-building complex boasts beautiful colors reminiscent of Rainbow Row in nearby Charleston. The Village is another accommodation option that works well for families.
Looking for a date night weekend escape? Plan your stay at the Boardwalk Inn.
Most rooms will not offer a kitchen, so managing snacks will be trickier. Coastal Provisions restaurant is in this building (your elegant dining location) as well as the adults-only pool and easy access to the spa services. Guests of all types will adore it here, but in my opinion, this is the place for couples. The rooms are located within the main check-in building. They liked the comfy bed, spacious room with a sofa…and the Keurig. When we visited recently, this is where the grandparents stayed. The Boardwalk Innprovide traditional (though not common place) hotel rooms, as well as junior and presidential suites. In fact, I’ll admit to being a little overwhelmed by all they offer…so I’ve tried to break it down for you here. Wild Dunes Resort is unique in that it offers a host of booking options for families. Accommodations Explained at Wild Dunes Room Types Are Key Below you’ll find 33+ tips and insider details about our recent stay so that you can enjoy it to the max. If your looking for the ideal family beach escape for an upcoming weekend getaway, then the award-winning Wild Dunes needs to be at the top of your list. Guest rooms, villas and condos sit on the beach, boasting ocean views, excellent restaurants and tons of island adventure. This little slice of heaven has been a memory-maker for generations of families. Just 30 minutes east of Charleston is the Isle of Palms, South Carolina – home to Wild Dunes Resort.
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