Shopping at Harbour Town, Sea Pines
More than 20 shops, most locally owned, ring the Harbour Town yacht basin. Most open at 10 a.m. daily; drivers pay a $10 Sea Pines gate fee.
- Shops
- More than 20, mostly locally owned
- Hours
- Most open at 10 a.m. daily; closing varies by shop and season
- Where
- Around the yacht basin, Lighthouse Road, Sea Pines
- Sea Pines gate fee
- $10/day per vehicle
The Harbour Town shops ring the yacht basin at the southern end of Sea Pines, a few steps from the lighthouse and the docks. There are more than 20 of them, most locally owned, and they lean toward what people want on vacation: resort clothes, gifts, kids’ things, souvenirs and a general store for the basics. It is an open-air walk around the harbour, not a mall.
You will see it written as Harbor Town stores, the Harbor Town shopping centre or the shops at Harbourtown too; it is the same set of harborside shops. The lighthouse, the marina and the restaurants are all part of the same stroll, and the rest of the village is in our Harbour Town guide.
Clothing Stores in Harbour Town
Women’s fashion from casual to dressier, including Lilly Pulitzer, plus shoes.
Colorful, easy women’s clothing, with jewelry, accessories and gifts.
Women’s casual fashion, shoes and jewelry, with the largest Brighton collection in the Lowcountry. A sister store to the Wexford shop.
The resort’s children’s boutique, opened in January 2026: clothes and gifts for babies to teens, logo wear and junior golf gear.
Gifts and Souvenirs
The resort’s own shop: lighthouse and Sea Pines logo clothing, accessories and gifts.
T-shirts, hats, souvenirs and gifts, in the first of the brand’s two Harbour Town stores.
The second Camp Hilton Head store in the row, with the same T-shirts and souvenirs.
Toys, puzzles, games, books and beach toys, in the row behind the lighthouse.
Groceries and Basics
For the basics, the general store is the practical stop in the row: snacks, sundries, sunscreen, sunglasses, beach supplies and cold drinks, a short walk from the docks. It is handy if you are staying in Harbour Town or have come in for an evening concert and need a drink or a snack.
Snacks, cold drinks, sundries, sunglasses, beach supplies and scooped ice cream.
Shop list from The Sea Pines Resort’s Harbour Town directory. Shops come and go, so treat it as a guide, not a guarantee.
Harbour Town Shops Hours and Getting There
Most of the shops open at 10 a.m. every day. Closing times vary by shop and by season: the resort’s own shops listed 7 p.m., some stay open later on summer evenings, and a few close earlier. If a particular shop matters, call it before you drive in.
Harbour Town is at the southern end of Sea Pines, a gated community. Unless you own property there, are a resort guest or have a Sea Pines rental reservation, you pay a gate fee to drive in: $10 per day for a standard vehicle. Park in the Harbour Town lot and walk; everything here is on foot. The village sits beside Harbour Town Golf Links, home of the RBC Heritage.
Shopping at Harbour Town, and Beyond
Shopping at Harbour Town works best folded into an afternoon: climb the Harbour Town Lighthouse, browse the stores around the harbour, then stay for dinner or the sunset. For places to eat, see where to eat in Harbour Town; for the rest of the resort, including the shops at Sea Pines Center, see our Sea Pines page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Updated
How many shops are in Harbour Town?
More than 20, most of them locally owned: clothing boutiques, gift and souvenir shops, a toy store, a Christmas shop and a general store, all around the yacht basin.
What time do the Harbour Town shops open?
Most open at 10 a.m. daily. Closing times vary by shop and season, from late afternoon to around 9 p.m., so check with a particular shop before a late visit.
Is there a grocery store in Harbour Town?
The Harbour Town General Store carries groceries, sundries, beach supplies and cold drinks. For a full supermarket, you will need to leave Sea Pines.
Do you have to pay to get into Harbour Town?
Harbour Town is inside Sea Pines, so visitors driving in pay the gate fee ($10 per day for a standard vehicle) unless they are owners, resort guests or Sea Pines renters. The shops themselves are free to browse.
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