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A family of four enjoying a day at Unity Park in Greenville, SC.

Kick off the new year with a fun getaway for the whole family.

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In Greenville, every ‘yes’ leads to a new adventure. Add an extra scoop of ice cream or choose dessert before dinner. Find even sweeter deals on accommodations during your visit. Plus, discover kid-approved activities and meals that will leave everyone saying ‘yes’ to Greenville. When it’s a ‘yes’ day, the possibilities for family fun are endless.

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