This park is an awesome adventure for all ages! It includes water features and walking/running…read moretrails with exercise stops, educational/historic stops, playground equipment, picnic tables, outdoor pavilions and concert/fun event venue and more!

We rode bikes here and the kids loved the park. It was a little hard to keep an eye on them, but…read morethe huge pirate ship was really cool. We came back for the Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra performance and didn't ride because it was cold and we needed to bring chairs. The performance was great, but the back gate to S. Forest was locked and it took over an HOUR to leave the parking lot. This was a safety hazard because of all the near accidents and inability to move.

This was a great playground to stop at with my young son en route from SC to FL. It's close to…read morehighways and has a nice public bathroom. Great play structure and a zip line for ages 5-12. There seemed to be a walking trail and there was a little free library.

We visited the park on a beautiful day driving up from Pooler. We specifically visited the park to…read moreplay disc golf. The course is mainly across the street from the actual park so it's best to park along the road. The course is very technical and has tons of water. Almost every hole has lots of water or at least some swamp like areas. There are many bridges and narrow fairways. It's not the best course for beginners. There are few places you can just let it fly without fear of losing your disc. The course is in pretty good shape. There were no maps in the mailbox at the beginning of the course, so it was tricky a few times figuring out where to go and the last hole was completely confusing. There is a port-a-potty about half way though the course which is nice. The park itself is nice with a play ground, walking trails, biking trails, a gazebo and a rec room that you can rent out for birthdays and such. The park also offers bikes and canoes you can rent. We did not see any alligators but there are "watch out for alligator" signs all over the park and disc golf course.

Great place to tire the kids out. They can play on the boat then look for alligators, turtles,…read morefish, and birds on the piers. Great weather this week. It is supposed to get triple digit heat next week.

It was a great time! I was in Hilton head on vacation with the family I nanny and this playground…read morewas a great time. They have water areas so I suggest wearing a bathing suit to get the full experience!

This area is a bluff overlooking a a boat launch onto a splendid stretch of estuarine water. There…read moremight have once been an oyster factory here, but at the time I visited, there was only a small garden, some benches and picnic tables, and a house of some sort that wasn't open for tours. There wasn't a lot to actually do beyond boating, but the breeze, the shade, and the views were all very nice.

Great spot to look at the ocean, host an oyster roast, or use the bathroom. Very pretty.read more

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.]

Beautiful and peaceful walk/run area around nature and natural wildlife, everyone was respectful…read moreand cleaned up after themselves in the area.

There are a lot of barrier islands around, but I can't think of another one that was this wild and…read morehas this sort of access. You can easily drive; it's only a minute off of the main highway to Hilton Head. But once you're there, you're walking into an atmosphere that feels a world away. The official paths are fairly wide and well-maintained, some are roads. The estimates given by signs assumed that you were pretty slow; I made it to the shell point and back in less than half the time they said. But it was still an hour and a half in what it must be said is a pretty hostile environment. You'll want bug spray and sunscreen (preferably bought somewhere inland where it's cheaper than it is in this area). And a lot of water. I never saw so much as a port-a-potty there, and there certainly wasn't any running water. And you need a lot of water. I bet that it's a nicer place to explore during the winter, which is generally quite pleasant in South Carolina, but regardless, the fact that a free space that shows of this fascinating environment is so easily available is worth considering regardless. If you tough it out, the gothic forests and aromatic marshlands will likely leave an impression.

Foggy day at the beach…read more Tide is going out slowly. Even with limited view, the beach was fun.

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.

There's little to do at Martin Park and that's likely the purpose. It's a place for tossing a ball…read moreor frisbee, sunbathing, or people watching from the well manicured lawn. Benches are scattered around the wide open space. Restrooms are on the corner and a playground is across the street at DuBois Park. Parking is available between Martin and DuBois parks. A farmers market offers fresh produce and cooked foods on Thursdays year-round between noon and 5pm.