Hilton Head Island Motorcoach Resort

We were only here a short period of time, and visiting friends, I found it very inexpensive, the fact that people actually on these sites, and then read them out to others, amaze me. My only complaint would be the no seeums, those pesky little bugs that fly around and bite you all day long. There must have been an abundance of rain recently, cuz we were getting eaten up. I found it very convenient to many locations, throughout the island, I would recommend anybody who has a motor coach, to stay here.

This place is like paradise! Seriously. It has a lovely pool and a really nice clubhouse with very nice, large showers. Each campsite is on a bricked patio and our site had a small deck overlooking the pond. The campsites are close together, but are private due to the beautiful, tropical landscaping The paved blacktop roads are very well maintained and everything is clean and manicured. We stayed here for a week and it was very quiet and peaceful. I would certainly visit here again if I’m every in Hilton Head. It is about a mile for the beach and very close to all kinds of restaurants and shopping. They do not allow 5^th wheels or travel trailers. Motorhomes only. You can purchase a site for around $ 100,000. The only issue that I had was the front desk people. After a long drive, you really would like someone to acknowledge you when you come in the door. We walked in and both me and my mom said «hello». There were too ladies at the counter and neither of them even looked at us for several minutes. One was complaining about the highlighters not being very good. Finally one of them looked up and asked us our name. They were not very friendly and it seemed like we were bothering them. This is not what I expected from such an expensive campground. We’ve stayed at quite a few in the past month and the greeting here was less then hospitable. On the other hand, the gentleman that took us to our campsite and helped us get settled was extremely nice and helpful. I think that even being in paradise, you need to work on your customer service! And yet another place that says they have WiFi but it was not very good… but them again we have only been to one place that had excellent WiFi.

This is one of the older parks originally developed under the now-​defunct «Outdoor Resorts» umbrella. It’s definitely showing its age, with narrow roads and sites, and frankly overgrown vegetation. This shows in the variability the sites (from well-​appointed upgraded pads to uneven and broken concrete slabs) and common areas (clubhouse/​pool/​tennis are superior, yet much of the interior roadway system is damaged by tree roots and was under repair while we were there). Although only a few, the older perma-​rigs that haven’t moved in years are quite noticeable, some severely discolored from moss, mold, and mildew. As an ownership park, it appears that individual site owners are responsible for maintenance on their space. The site we were assigned was so overgrown that the palms rubbed both sides of the coach, and we actually had ants infest a window frame by crawling up the vegetation. So much debris fell on the coach that I had to go up on the roof with a broom on the morning of departure to clear the awnings and slide toppers. Although the site was concrete and the broken areas didn’t impact our ability to level, the «patio» was wooden, and the boards were starting to rot out underfoot. The utilities worked, although the 50-​amp socket was cracked and the Wi-​Fi was weak in the «Forest Section». There is a dog run, but it’s actually located outside the gated portion of the complex, so don’t forget your key card or you’ll pay a fine. Beware of add-​on charges and resort fees, and make sure you know your all-​in price. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable, even if not able to help with the individual site maintenance issues.