Nice playground, but if your planning a day trip get to sea pines' harbour town early, as parking…read moreis always very hard to find

Located on HHI's "toe," this playground provides a welcome diversion for weary parents of…read moreoveractive children after a trip to The Salty Dog Cafe and/or The Harbor Town shopping district. Note: You will pay a fee to get into the Sea Pines private community where this playground is located. The large play area is fenced, has a sand base, and provides elements for younger to older children. It is not, though, an inclusive attraction for children with disabilities. Restrooms nearby.

Overcrowded, full of tourists that leave trash and are so unkind and rude. Long walk to the actual…read morebeach. Recent shootings on the beach. No longer a family friendly area sadly.

This beach was like no other beach I had been to. Being the…read moreexplorative individual I am, I stumbled upon this beach which I thought would be a perfect spot to spend my birthday exploring. Urghhh not so much...!!!! This place is located in a residential area and I drive around on a unbusy Monday being a work day but, it still took me like 30mins to try to find a park just to enjoy the beach. I was thinking I did t make a good choice for a beach day. Anywho finally after spotting a person pull out from a street parking spot, finally I was able to park. Next venture i had to figure out was how to get to the beach now. Because of road blocks, I ended up having to ask 2 men at a hotel and they directed me which way to go. At this point, I'm starting to feel defeated but, I'm determined. At least, close to an hour later...I see the beach. It did had a water sprouting from the ground, a few swings for couples so nice landscaping. Then there was the beach, sadly it was not at all what I had expected as the water was muddy looking. Also the sand-flies were aggressive & everywhere. I sat on a boat for a few minutes checking out the view but, honestly on this day it was not much to enjoy beside the wedding that was about to take place. After only 10mins sitting, the sand-flies won! I left the beach and walked around and went through a restaurant which I noticed a lovely pool and a Tiki Bar next door. So thought I would grab a cocktail to start celebrating my birthday to but, not before getting bite 5-6 times by the very aggressive sand-flies. Warned: The beach does not offer the most easiest access to get to. I would have preferred going to Orange Beach in AL so, for this reason instead of staying the 2 nights I planned on staying...it would t have been worth the money. I only stayed in Hilton Head 1 night!!!!!!! Please put up signage so, people know where to PARK and BEACH ENTRANCE SIGNAGE so, 1st timers will not be defeated in trying to go to the correct area of the beach. It's not fun feeling like you're in a maze when visiting somewhere new.

A park on the island! Brought my son here to give him a…read morebreak from the beach during our vacation. There's a beach volleyball court, tennis court, a covered space with tables, bathrooms, and a playground. We spent most of our time at the playground. The equipment was in decent condition and made of material that didn't get too hot in the sun. Very toddler friendly and approved! My only beef is that I had to pay $8 for parking to play for 45 minutes, but overall was pleased with the park as a whole. *I didn't use the restrooms so don't know if they're clean.

Memorial Park on Tybee Island is a green spot on the island that offers:…read morelighted softball & soccer fields, restroom building, a playground, sand volleyball court, basketball court, grilling and both covered & uncovered picnic areas. The bicycle/hike paved path runs thru it. This park does NOT OFFER FREE PARKING. Be sure to pay the parking meters or download the app because they do issue parking tickets 8am-8pm. This park has a mysterious item: a cemetery surrounded by an iron fence (it's along the paved path).

We were recommended to check out this beach because it's known for finding shark teeth, so of…read morecourse we had to give it a try. When we arrived, we quickly realized there was a parking fee of $5 an hour, which honestly felt a little outrageous considering we only stayed for two hours. I'm not even sure if anyone comes around to check the meters, but we paid anyway just to be safe. We grabbed our chairs and beach bag and headed down to the water. Right away, we noticed it was low tide and basically one enormous sandbar. We ended up walking all the way out toward the back because it looked more like a traditional beach area and figured that would be the best spot to search for shark teeth. Well... jokes on us because there were absolutely no shark teeth out there. There honestly weren't even many shells washed up in that area. After taking a long stroll, we eventually made our way back closer to the main beach area where more things had washed ashore, and that's where we finally ended up finding three shark teeth. Overall, it really is a beautiful beach. If you enjoy planes, there's also a local airport nearby, and we constantly saw expensive private jets flying directly overhead, which was actually pretty entertaining to watch while relaxing on the beach. Besides the outrageous parking prices, we really enjoyed our visit here and would definitely recommend checking it out if you're in the area.

My favorite beach on Hilton head. Free parking and a changing bathroom with toilets. There's also a…read moreplace to wash off. During low tide, it's my favorite to explore. But beware of the pluff mud! The nature watching here is cool. We were able to see two bald eagles! Great place for kids too because the water doesn't get too deep, but there are a lot of shells so water shoes are a good choice!

A+ cleanliness A+ vibes…read moreA+ crowd control This beach park was a stop on the Gullah Heritage Trail Tour

Very nice alternative to Coligny…read more Limited parking, but limited beach use. Given Driessen a try - pleasant experience.

Compass Rose Park Hilton Head park is a delightful small park, and those who bicycle will know this…read morepark. Very pleasant oasis.

Located at the corner of Pope Avenue and St. Augustine Place, this pretty green space has a number…read moreof sculptures and a very interesting water feature. The water feature has a spinning granite compass rose (perhaps the reason for the park's name) that is floating on water. There is not much parking but they do have a city-provided free wifi available. [Review 12389 overall, 2175 of 2019.]

This is a nice sized, high quality putting location with fun and engaging/interactive and life…read moresized entertaining characters and pirate themed stations to add to the fun atmosphere and challenging putt putt golf event. The place is suitable for all ages and was quite an enjoyable and affordable family event!

Pirate Island Miniature Golf was a fun place to spend an evening with family. The course is clean,…read morewell-maintained, and has a cool pirate theme with waterfalls, caves, and plenty of decorations that make it more interesting than your average mini golf course. The holes are challenging enough to keep things fun without being frustrating, and the staff was friendly during our visit. It can get a little crowded during peak hours, so you might have to wait a few minutes between some holes, but that's to be expected. Overall, we had a great time and would definitely come back. If you're looking for something fun to do while you're in the area, Pirate Island is worth checking out.

This is a beautiful park area right alongside the inlet in Bluffton. This is the historic part of…read morethe town and has beautiful buildings and other characteristics feature including tall mature trees with Spanish moss and lots of manicured gardens with wonderful plants and flowers right alongside the ocean inlet here in historic Bluffton, South Carolina.

On our way back to Savannah after Hilton head we stopped here. Magical is the only word I can think…read moreof., The entire town btw is adorable but this park was just the best. I walked around taking photos as my son swung on the swing hanging from a tree. It was just perfect before heading over the border to Georgia. Made me really love SC and want to come explore more of the state eventually.