Get In The Spirit At The Biggest Christmas Store In South Carolina: Christmas Mouse
Robin Jarvis
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Need some retail therapy to get in the mood to pull out all of your holiday decorations this year? Sometimes, all it takes is the addition of a few new items to get the decorating vibe flowing into high gear. What better place to shop for new Christmas decor than in a Christmas store in Myrtle Beach that looks, sounds, and smells like Christmas all year long?
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For more information, and to get the addresses of the other two Christmas Mouse stores in the Myrtle Beach/Pawleys Island area, see the Christmas Mouse official website. Get a brief preview of what this festive store is like watching this quick video:
Book this oceanfront condo in Myrtle Beach with million-dollar views and enjoy a weekend of Christmas shopping!
For more ways to get into the holiday spirit, head to Murrells Inlet for a positively magical walk-through lights display in South Carolina!
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What are the best Christmas towns in South Carolina?
The best Christmas towns in South Carolina include:
- Aiken – Perhaps one of the most unique Christmas experiences in South Carolina is found at the Willcox Hotel where your child can be tucked in at bedtime by an elf!
- Rock Hill – The city turns into a Winter Wonderland during its Christmasville event each year.
- Gilbert – Experience Little Bethlehem in Gilbert, a small South Carolina town, for a tiny taste of what it may have felt like in Bethlehem when Jesus was born many years ago.
- Greenville – A festive downtown and holiday activities make this city a fun place to be during the holidays.
- Charleston – Is there any time of year when this city lacks charm? Just saying.
Discover more of the best Christmas towns in South Carolina.
Is South Carolina a good place to visit in the winter?
Why, yes! There’s never a bad time to visit South Carolina:
- Tourists are drawn to the mild winter climate and have been for many years. In fact, Aiken was a popular winter colony for the country’s wealthy elite following the Civil War.
- The South Carolina coastal areas attract summer vacationers. Pawleys Island became a summer retreat from mosquitoes for nearby rice planters in the 1700s. Other popular beach destinations include Myrtle Beach, Hilton Head, and Kiawah Island.
- In the spring, don’t miss the gorgeous Rocky Shoals Spider Lilies in Landsford Canal State Park.
- Fall in South Carolina offers plenty to do from foliage viewing to festivals to pumpkin patches to corn mazes and more!