Shelter Cove Community Park
A waterfront park on Broad Creek with marsh views, walking paths, picnic areas, and access to the Shelter Cove Sculpture Trail.
About Shelter Cove Community Park
Shelter Cove Community Park combines waterfront scenery with recreation and gathering spaces at 39 Shelter Cove Lane. Views of Broad Creek and the surrounding marsh provide a coastal backdrop for walking, picnicking, and spending time outdoors. The park is adjacent to Shelter Cove Harbour, one of Hilton Head's most popular marina and dining destinations, making it easy to combine a park visit with a meal or boat tour. The Shelter Cove Sculpture Trail begins at the park, offering an art-focused walking experience along the waterfront. Picnic areas and open lawns make the park a popular spot for families and groups. The waterfront setting and proximity to Shelter Cove Harbour's restaurants and shops make this one of the most versatile public spaces on the island.
Amenities & Features
- Waterfront views
- Walking paths
- Picnic areas
- Open lawns
- Sculpture Trail access
- Parking
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Shelter Cove Community Park?
The park is at 39 Shelter Cove Lane on Broad Creek, mid-island on Hilton Head, about 4 miles from Forest Beach.
What is near Shelter Cove Community Park?
Shelter Cove Harbour with its restaurants, shops, and marina is adjacent to the park, and the Shelter Cove Sculpture Trail begins here.
Is Shelter Cove Community Park free?
Yes, the park is free and open to the public daily.
Can I walk to Shelter Cove Community Park from Forest Beach?
The park is about 4 miles from Forest Beach — it's best reached by bike using the island's trail network or by car.
What is the Shelter Cove Sculpture Trail?
The Shelter Cove Sculpture Trail is a public art walking route that begins at Shelter Cove Community Park and follows pathways along Broad Creek to the Veterans Memorial area.