Map of Sea Pines, Hilton Head SC
Sea Pines Resort Map
North is up and distances are to scale. Hover over (or tap) a numbered pin to find it in the key.
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Sea Pines Welcome Center
Resort check-in and the CSA’s drive-through pass window, on Greenwood Drive before the main gate.
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Greenwood Gate (main gate)
The main entrance. Day and weekly passes are sold here from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Use the right-hand lane to buy one.
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Ocean Gate
The second entrance, at the end of South Forest Beach Drive. Sells the same day and weekly passes, same hours.
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Sea Pines Forest Preserve
605 acres of trails, boardwalks and lakes. Walking entrance on Greenwood Drive, second entrance off Lawton Canal Road.
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Lawton Stables
Guided trail rides that go into the Forest Preserve. A stop on the trolley’s Red Route.
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Sea Pines Beach Club
The main beach access, with Coast restaurant and Ocean Lounge. Marriott’s Monarch is next door.
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Plantation Golf Club
Clubhouse for Atlantic Dunes and Heron Point, the resort’s two courses besides Harbour Town Golf Links.
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Sea Pines Center
Shops, Truffles, Giuseppi’s, Lowcountry Produce and C’est Bon, at 71 Lighthouse Road. Every trolley route stops here.
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Harbour Town and the lighthouse
The marina, shops and restaurants around the red-and-white lighthouse. The Inn & Club and the Racquet Club are a short walk away.
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Harbour Town Golf Links
Home of the RBC Heritage, finishing beside the lighthouse on Calibogue Sound.
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Stoney-Baynard Ruins
Tabby ruins of a plantation house in a small public park off Plantation Drive, with a small parking lot.
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South Beach Marina Village
The Salty Dog Cafe, shops and the marina at the southern tip, with the beach a short walk away.
Local info by HHI.com: hhi.com/sea-pines/map/
This Sea Pines map shows the southern tip of Hilton Head Island the way you actually move through it: in at one of two gates, then along a few main roads to Harbour Town, the beach, South Beach and the Forest Preserve. It is a map of Sea Pines, Hilton Head Island, drawn from the Town’s own shoreline survey and OpenStreetMap, with north at the top, distances to scale, and a numbered pin for each place most visitors are trying to find.
The pins are numbered from the gates at the north-east end toward South Beach at the south-west tip. The brass pins are the two gates and the Welcome Center, where passes are sold and picked up. The dashed line is the edge of Sea Pines, and everything inside it is behind the gates. Pale green is golf, and the darker green block is the Forest Preserve. Tower Beach, the community association’s owners-only beach facility on South Sea Pines Drive, has no pin, because no source we could check gives its exact position.
Tap a pin to find it in the key, or print the page and the key prints with it. For everything else about the community, start with the Sea Pines Resort guide.
Getting Into Sea Pines: Gates and Passes
Two gates sell passes. The Greenwood Gate is the main entrance, on Greenwood Drive a short way past the Sea Pines Circle; stay in the right-hand lane if you need to buy one. The Ocean Gate is at the end of South Forest Beach Drive, where the road becomes North Sea Pines Drive, which makes it the nearer gate from Coligny and the Forest Beach hotels. Both sell day and weekly passes from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. A day pass for a car is $10, and day visitors cannot come in on a bicycle.
Resort guests check in at the Sea Pines Welcome Center, on Greenwood Drive before the main gate, and collect their passes there. Guests of property owners pick up reserved passes at the drive-through window at the back of the same building, which is the community association’s guest pass office.
Getting Around Sea Pines
Three roads do most of the work. Greenwood Drive runs the whole length of Sea Pines from the main gate, past the Forest Preserve and Lawton Stables, to the junction where North and South Sea Pines Drive meet. North Sea Pines Drive comes in from the Ocean Gate along the ocean side, past the turn for the Beach Club, and South Sea Pines Drive carries on from that junction to South Beach. Lighthouse Road leaves North Sea Pines Drive near the Beach Club and runs past Sea Pines Center to Harbour Town, and Plantation Drive leaves Greenwood Drive at Lawton Stables and runs down to the Stoney-Baynard Ruins. Parking along the roads is not allowed anywhere in Sea Pines, so plan on lots.
In summer the community association runs the Sea Pines trolley, a complimentary service on three routes, and every route stops at Sea Pines Center. The Blue Route runs between Harbour Town and the Beach Club, the Green Route between Harbour Town and South Beach, and the Red Route from the Greenwood Drive trolley stop to Harbour Town by way of Lawton Stables. The 2026 season ran from May 16 to September 7, with the Blue Route from 9 a.m., the Green from 10 a.m. and the Red from 4 p.m., all until 10 p.m. The Red Route also runs on the evenings of November 27 and December 23, 2026, and all three run late on New Year’s Eve. Live trolley positions are at seapinestrolley.com.
Sea Pines also has its own network of leisure trails for biking, which the CSA maps. If you are staying inside the gates, see bike rentals in Sea Pines.
Other Sea Pines, Hilton Head Island Maps
The Sea Pines Resort publishes its own interactive resort map, which is the one to use for finding a particular villa, pool or shop. The Sea Pines CSA, the community association, keeps a street map, a trolley map, a leisure trail map for bikes, a Forest Preserve map and a map of the Legacy Oaks on its community maps page. Use this page to get your bearings, and theirs for street-level detail.
On a Hilton Head Island map, Sea Pines is the whole south-west tip of the island, below the Sea Pines Circle. For the rest of the island, see the Hilton Head Island map, and for every public beach on one printable page, the Hilton Head beach map.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a printable Sea Pines SC map?
Yes. Use the print button above the map on this page, and the numbered key prints with it. The Sea Pines CSA also posts street, trolley and leisure trail maps as downloads on its community maps page.
Is this Sea Pines Hilton Head map official?
No. HHI.com drew it from the Town of Hilton Head Island’s shoreline and boundary data and from OpenStreetMap, and it is not made by The Sea Pines Resort or the Sea Pines CSA. It is to scale, but for finding a particular address, use the resort’s or the CSA’s maps.
Where can I get an official Sea Pines Resort Hilton Head map?
The resort’s own map of Sea Pines Resort, Hilton Head, is at seapines.com/map. The Sea Pines CSA, which runs the gates and the roads, publishes the street, trolley, trail and Forest Preserve maps.
How many gates does Sea Pines have, and which should I use?
Two gates sell passes: the Greenwood Gate, the main entrance just past the Sea Pines Circle, and the Ocean Gate at the end of South Forest Beach Drive. Coming from Coligny or the Forest Beach area, the Ocean Gate is nearer. Both sell day and weekly passes from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., and a day pass is $10 per car.
Where is Sea Pines on Hilton Head Island?
It covers the south-west tip of the island, with Calibogue Sound on one side and the Atlantic on the other. Everything starts at the Sea Pines Circle, where Pope Avenue, Palmetto Bay Road, William Hilton Parkway and Greenwood Drive meet; Greenwood Drive leads to the Welcome Center and the main gate.
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