Reading with a Ranger
At Myrtle Beach State Park
Join us this summer at Myrtle Beach State Park for our Summer Reading with a Ranger program. This family-friendly program invites kids to enjoy storytime with a ranger or volunteer while exploring the outdoors and building a love of reading. For June, we will focus on native plants and pollinators. Attend Reading with a Ranger programs throughout the summer and bring your reading with a ranger passport. At each program you attend you'll collect a stamp and once have 5 stamps you have completed your passport. You can earn rewards by taking a picture of your completed passport and sending it to rjensen@scprt.com. All completed passports must be submitted by September 10, 2026. Want to Explore More? Reading with a Ranger is part of a statewide program across South Carolina State Parks. You can attend programs at multiple parks across the state, and all visits count toward your 5-program goal. Get out, explore, and see how many parks you can visit this summer. Wondering which parks are participating in the summer reading program? Here is a list: Hampton Plantation Myrtle Beach- For June, we will focus on native plants and pollinators. Huntington Beach Oconee Oconee Station Paris Mountain Table Rock Hunting Island Sesquicentennial Rose Hill Redcliffe Plantation
DETAILS
Event Hours
See schedule above
Meeting Place
Nature Center
What to Bring
We will read stories about native plants and pollinators both inside and outside. We will also take a short stroll around our garden area to look for blooming flowers so wear some shoes!
Children in Nature Program
Yes
Price
Free with park admission, but donations are always welcome!