Old House Creek Dock
A public boardwalk and dock on Hilton Head's marsh landscape, popular for fishing and crabbing with scenic views.
About Old House Creek Dock
Old House Creek Dock offers a place to experience Hilton Head Island's marsh landscape from a public boardwalk and dock. Located at 50 Sterling Pointe Drive, the site is identified by the town as a destination for fishing and crabbing. The boardwalk extends over the marsh, providing elevated views of the tidal creek and the surrounding Lowcountry landscape. Fishing and crabbing from the dock are popular activities, and the site is a peaceful spot to observe the marsh ecosystem and its wildlife. Great blue herons, egrets, and other marsh birds are commonly seen from the dock. Old House Creek Dock is a quieter, more contemplative destination than the island's beach parks, offering a different perspective on Hilton Head's natural beauty.
Amenities & Features
- Public boardwalk
- Fishing dock
- Crabbing access
- Marsh views
- Wildlife viewing
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Old House Creek Dock?
Old House Creek Dock is a public boardwalk and dock at 50 Sterling Pointe Drive, popular for fishing, crabbing, and marsh wildlife viewing.
Can I fish from Old House Creek Dock?
Yes, fishing and crabbing from the dock are popular activities at this public facility.
What wildlife can I see at Old House Creek Dock?
Great blue herons, egrets, and other marsh birds are commonly spotted from the boardwalk and dock.
Is Old House Creek Dock free?
Yes, the public boardwalk and dock are free to use.
Where is Old House Creek Dock?
The dock is at 50 Sterling Pointe Drive on Hilton Head's north end, about 8 miles from Forest Beach.