Hilton Head Harbor RV Resort & Marina

What makes this place very unique is that the sites are all owned privately. Each is a bit unique and many/most of the sites have very beautiful flora/fauna surrounding the sites. Again, most are very private. Our site had a picnic table and 4 patio chairs. We were able to host 4 people-so fun! The on the water sites are rather pricy. This site was just off the water with several empty sites next to it. There was a pool right on the water, beautiful settting, and another in the park. There was also a tennis court but we didn’t use it. Everyone in the park was very friendly. Some cons: the bathrooms need updating, there was a very simple fitness room, this is actually located just off HH so getting onto the island was not bikable, my dog missed not having a place where she could run off leash, there was also a very bright streetlight just off our sight, there did also seem to be some general areas that needed some picking up. The good out weighed the bad and overall we loved our stay. We will likely be back.

Beware they do not allow TT or 5thw with slides. Only Motor homes. The only problem is they keep your deposit! They called and canceled my reservation 3 days prior and then said they have a strict 30day cancelation policy!! So I am out almost 300 and nowhere to stay and my friends who have a motor home will be there with out us. So they ruined 2 vacations bc they can not cancel and go with us anywhere bc they will keep their $$$ check their BBB!!

After a difficult booking process (terrible website), I finally booked (and got written confirmation) for my upcoming stay. I booked several weeks in advance, and am coming from out of state. Today, they called me and said they were canceling my reservation because the owner of the space has decided they are coming. With one week to go, there is nowhere else available; everything is booked solid for spring break! Where am I supposed to go now? I guess I'll be spending my vacation in the Cracker Barrel parking lot, boondocking. This is not how I wanted to spend my vacation! Horrible business practice. DO NOT SUPPORT this place. That is NOT cool!

** I have stayed at over 25 RV parks and campgrounds along the coast of Florida in the last three months. Check out my other reviews!**

This is a great place to stay. Like others, we camped over Thanksgiving in our 35' fifth wheel - twice. Our dog got into a hornets nest in the ground and the staff came right away to eradicate them - offered to let us move as well. But now this - a direct quote from their website:

"Due to our POA covenants, we do not accept pull behind travel trailers with slides or 5th wheel travel trailers with slides and they cannot exceed 35ft in length or 8 ft in width in their fully installed condition (which are to include tip outs and slide outs)."

So that's it for us - we have slides and are no longer welcome. Hope they didn't evict the older gentleman in the Airstream. Let me know when you rescind this awful rule and we will be back.

Beautiful park on Hilton Head Island. But not buried in the busy island. It’s just over the bridge which makes it easy to get to the island or to the cute city of Beaufort SC in short time.

This is a true resort but you pay for it. We choose site 61 on the Marina - so pretty. Sites are very large, level and well maintained. Very easy check-in (entrance can get tight) I love that when you arrive they let you pick your spot!

Good not great restaurant on site. Boat and kayak rentals available.

Hilton Head Harbor is a small RV resort just over the bridge into Hilton Head Island, with incredibly private spots, all paved, with great privacy and a few on property amenities. The RV spots themselves are wonderfully private, and are all independently owned, meaning you will find different decor in each spot (and even different paving options for parking). While each spot does provide full hookups you'll find that some are sunnier and closer to the water than others, while some are hidden back in wooded areas. While the wooded areas are nice for shade be aware that this is the south, near water, and therefore there are plenty of gnats and mosquitos awaiting your arrival, and are way worse in the back of the property.

The amenities are few, two pools, both in fair shape, one on the water to view all the boats going in and out, and one tucked away in the middle of the resort. Their playground was, however, completely lacking with older equipment that hasn't been cared for in a long time. While there was plenty of room for bike riding and viewing boats on the water, be prepared that to adventure would require a car trip out to Hilton Head or a fee to rent a boat, kayak, jet ski, etc. from the local activities center which is located at the entrance to the resort (making larger rigs a more challenging drive in due to the parking of all the public awaiting their boat rentals).

Also be aware turning in, or out, of the resort requires patience. It's on one of the only routes in/out of Hilton Head and therefore is cataclysmic with traffic, either way. We sat for 20 minutes one day waiting to depart, so be prepared. That said, once out, you are close to some great eating choices and all the beauty that Hilton Head has to offer.

Weekly Rates: Yes
WIFI: Yes, 10 Mbps up/5 Mbps down
Cable TV: Yes
Receive Mail: Yes
Full Hookups: Yes
Fire Pits onsite: Some, all spaces are privately owned

When you show up you get to pick your own spot, so you will generally be happy with what you get. (Unless you get next to a noisy neighbor like we did!) The RV park has lots of large trees, so most spots are shaded. It is also next to a marina, so if you get really lucky maybe you'll get a waterfront spot. The park is close to Hilton Head, yet feels miles from anything.

There is a 5 star restaurant on site, with great views overlooking the river. The food there, while expensive, is amazing.

The spots are all individually owned, so people try to take care of them so that you will chose their spot. Some are giant, others are much smaller.

The only real drawback is that, as of spring of 2018, there is no light to pull out, so getting out can be a nail-biter.

We stayed here during the New Year and winter storm of 2018. The sites are large and clean. Some have fire pits and barbecues. Depends on what the site owner has left there (each site is owned by an individual and the rental Office rents the spaces out when they’re not there). We loved the location and the campground.
The WiFi was awesome! Best we have ever had at any campground!