Top 6 kids-friendly things to do in Greenville

1. Monsters M.I.A. — an outdoor audio quest in Greenville

Two to three hours of self-guided exploration through Greenville — solve puzzles and rescue baby monsters with a fun interactive audio story along the route.

2. Royal-themed scavenger hunt in Greenville

Flexible scavenger hunt in Greenville with a live host and quirky challenges, allowing participants to take on royal roles at their own pace.

3. Small-group breakfast walking tour in Greenville

Two-hour walking tour featuring iconic eateries — enjoy signature dishes from three popular restaurants in Greenville.

“Faye possesses extensive knowledge and can address numerous questions about the region. Given more time, we would have loved to schedule one of her other tours too.”— Brad_S

4. Cocktail and appetizer tour in downtown Greenville

Two-hour tour through historic downtown Greenville — enjoy three cocktails, three appetizers at unique venues, and meet fellow food enthusiasts along the way.

“Faye exhibited remarkable knowledge about the history of the sites and the downtown area. Each stop offered unique drinks and food, so make sure to come with an appetite.”— Mark_B

5. Greenville food and culture tour

Two hours touring downtown Greenville with food samples from gelato to pizza and local highlights including history or ghost stories.

“I experienced a fantastic variety of samples as my personable guide Walter took me through the city and its parks, sharing insights on the art and history. The food portions were ample, and we concluded with two beer stops. I particularly loved the pizza, Byrd's cookies, and Mr. Poppington's.”— Sasha_L

6. Holly Jolly holiday scavenger hunt in Greenville

Two hours of fun — use a smartphone app to hunt for holiday-themed items and complete festive tasks around the city.

“We had an amazing time! All seven kids thoroughly enjoyed it. Running around downtown wearing Santa hats was the highlight. I highly recommend this experience!”— Nancy_K