Apache Pier Arcade

The Apache Pier Arcade, located within the expansive Apache Family Campground & Pier in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, has served as a vibrant entertainment destination since its establishment as part of the pier’s construction in 1993. The Apache Pier itself, with origins dating back to the 1940s and a significant reconstruction in 1993, stands as the East Coast’s longest wooden pier, stretching 1,206 feet into the Atlantic Ocean. The climate-controlled arcade provides visitors with a variety of classic and modern video games, including claw machines, racing games, and old-school pinball, offering a gaming escape alongside the ocean air.

As an integral part of the larger family campground complex, the arcade contributes to the pier’s role as a multifaceted recreational hub for the local community and tourists alike. Beyond the arcade, the pier offers fishing opportunities, live musical entertainment, a bait and tackle shop, and dining options, solidifying its significance as a cherished landmark and a beloved symbol of coastal tradition in Myrtle Beach. The Apache Pier and its arcade continue to operate year-round, welcoming families and individuals seeking diverse entertainment along the Grand Strand.