Community Rules & Information
Welcome Guide
Community Rules and Regulation Documents
Maps
- Visitors Information Guide
Things you should know about Sea Pines Community are included in our Visitors Information Guide. - Sea Pines Street Map
Maps to help you find points of interest in our community. - Trolley Map & Information
Explore Sea Pines via our complimentary trolley service. - Legacy Oaks Map & Information
Celebrate the beauty of the Sea Pines Legacy Oaks which includes 15 trees. - Leisure Trail Map & Information
Explore all of what Sea Pines has to offer by bike. - Forest Preserve Map & Information
The Sea Pines Forest Preserve is Our Natural Treasure and is the largest tract of undeveloped land on Hilton Head Island with over 600 acres of land.
Fishing Privileges and Information
Fishing inside Sea Pines is limited to property owners, their accompanied guests, and rental guests.
Alligator Safety
Important Safety Tips Regarding Alligators in Sea Pines:
- Assume every body of water contains an alligator
- Stay at least 60 feet (4 car lengths) away from alligators
- Alligators are ambush predators and can move faster than you or your pets
- Keep pets and children away from water’s edge
- Swimming or wading is prohibited in Sea Pines’ waterways
- Feeding or harassing alligators is dangerous and illegal
- When fishing or crabbing do not throw used bait or fish parts into the water
Immediately call Sea Pines Security at 843.671.7170 to report any aggressive alligator behavior or concerns.
Leisure Trail Information
One of the most stunning features of Sea Pines is the 17-mile leisure trail network that that conveniently links all major locations and activities within the area. Given the popularity of these trails with owners and guests who enjoy biking, jogging, and walking, it’s important to ensure everyone’s safety. Please click here to view our Sea Pines Leisure Trail information page.
- Electric Bikes (ebikes; including Pedal-Assist Bikes)
- Motorized Scooters**
- Golf Carts
- Any Other Motorized Vehicle
**Power-driven mobility devices are permitted for ADA use in the community