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Resort Phone Numbers Guest Information Events & Meetings Facilities 1 Welcome Center & Guest Check-In 11 Centre Court Pavilion 800–827–3006 Broad Creek Resort Phone Numbers Guest Information Events & Meetings Facilities 1 Welcome Center & Guest Check-in 11 Centre Court Pavilion 800–827–3006......... Reservations & Concierge Services 4 Guest Pass Office, Security & PDPOA Office 12 Dunes House Oceanfront Bar & Grill (golf, tennis, bikes, kayaking, camps, clinics, marina charters, fishing, dolphin tours, sport crabbing, water sports & more) Golf & Tennis Real Estate Sales & Rentals Marriott Harbour Point 5 Robert Trent Jones Golf Course, Pro Shop & Golf Academy 3 Dunes Real Estate & Sunset Pointe 843–785–9100.........Welcome Center & Check-In 56 6 Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center 14 George Fazio Golf Course, Pro Shop & Grille Arts, Recreation & Tourism 843–689–4222 ........ FREE Resort Transportation / Palmetto Dunes Buggy (seasonally) 15 Arthur Hills Golf Course, Pro Shop & Grille 25 The Arts Center of Coastal Carolina 237-64 Captain’s 63 Shelter Cove Executive Park Quarters 843–785–1120......... Palmetto Dunes Security Activities & Tours 64 Shelter Cove Community Park 57 55 SHIP’S STORE & MARINA OFFICE Resort Map 9 Hilton Head Outfitters & Bike Rentals 65 Hilton Head Island Chamber of Commerce The Anchorage 201-36 19 The Ship’s Store, Marina Office & Outside Hilton Head: fishing charters, boat rentals, 20 nature & dolphin cruises & water activities 19 Palmetto Dunes Buggy Other • Free shuttle bus service inside 2 Fire Station No. 6 54 Palmetto Dunes & Shelter Cove Harbour Shopping & Dining 23 Neptune Statue Yacht • 8:00 am – 9:00 pm daily 5 Big Jim’s BBQ, Burgers & Pizza Cove DISNEY’S 24 Shelter Cove Harbour Stage Club 12 HHI RESORT Dunes House Oceanfront Bar & Grill S Newport • Runs seasonally from April to September 26 Disney Beach House 107-511 58 7 General Store N 101-505 66 Whole Foods • On-call service (843-689-4222) takes you to any 8 Alexander’s Restaurant & Wine Bar SHELTER COVE 53 67 Kroger 18 location within Palmetto Dunes or Shelter Cove 16 Harbourside I: Hilton Head Social Bakery, Bistro 17, Scott’s Fish Market Mainsail 64 HARBOUR 24 17 Harbourside II: Bucci & Murray’s Pub, Mediterranean Harbour Bar & Grill 7131-7172 16 & MARINA 7301-7339 23 18 Harbourside III: San Miguel’s Mexican Restaurant, Frosty’s Italian Ices & more Harbourside17 Ln 7101-7130 19 Outside Hilton Head, The Ship’s Store & Harbourmaster’s Office: fishing charters, 20-23 59 67 boat rentals, nature & dolphin cruises, pirate cruises & water activities 1-3 Tradewinds 24-28 63 61 16-19 20 ELA’S Blu Water Grille 4-6 66 61 Shelter Cove Towne Centre 11-15 7-10 25 62 Chamber of 62 The Plaza at Shelter Cove 65 Commerce Dr Shelter Cove Ln Underpass for pedestrians and bikers 4 1 7 8 GUEST CHECK-IN 6 Interlochen Masters Merion 3 Swing About 5 6 Stratford 2 Yard Arm Ln GATE 4 Full Sweep 3 Up Wind 5 6 Top Side 52 St. Andrews Commons 5 1971-72 1973-74 1979-80 1851-52 1773-74 1651-52 1981-82 1859-60 1853-54 1771-72 Slack Leamington Ln 7 13 1779-80 1781-82 1659-60 1653-54 1969-70 1967-68 1861-62 1661-62 Off Shore 9 1977-78 1767-68 Tide Queen’s Way 14 1975-76 1857-58 1769-70 1657-58 4 1855-56 1775-76 1957-58 1865-66 1863-64 1777-78 1665-66 1955-56 1655-56 1965-66 POOL Inverness Village 1963-64 1757-58 1751-52 1663-64 Starboard Tack 1951-52 1873-74 1867-68 1765-66 1759-60 937-40 1953-54 1959-60 1881-82 1875-76 1673-74 1667-68 Niblick 1961-62 Port Tack 941-44 1755-56 1753-54 1681-82 1675-76 933-36 1871-72 1869-70 1761-62 Brassie Ct 1763-64 4 945-48 12 1879-80 1877-78 1671-72 1669-70 Down 1679-80 1677-78 949-52 High Wind 15 14 953-55 929-32 956-59 Water Full Sweep 917-20 960-62 963-66 967-70 912-16 Midstream 925-28 51 971-74 15 Low 13 979-82 975-78 3 3 921-24 983-86 Water 987-90 Leamington Ct 7 991-94 11 16 14 POOL 995-98 13 12 8 15 16 744-70 771-97 907-09 POOL 905-06 2 10 663-89 POOL 901-04 17 910-11 Promontory Ct Sea Lane Benty Queen’s Port Tack Carnoustie 47 Arthur Hills Ct Grant 11 Weather 717-43 Lookout 221-22 201-04 2 582-608 Shore 205-08 Lee 12 219-20 636-62 690-716 Shore 56-58 POOL 215-18 51-52 Hunt Club Ct Queen’s Folly Road Water Oak Heath 209-10 555-81 POOL FairwayCt 53-55 48-50 27-30 End Ct 16 Harbour Court West Court 2 211-14 46 Night 11 POOL Rum Row Turnberry 10 43-45 609-35 223-26 46-47 40-42 23-26 31-33 Village Haul Away Centre Court 45-48 297-300 Man O War 9 Fazio Villas 19-22 POOL 227-30 50 33-36 37-39 Villas 49 7801-04 1 43-44 34-37 293-96 7805-08 17-18 38-42 Long Boat 17 18 31-32 7809-12 528-54 231-34 7813-16 48 14-16 10 1 289-92 28-30 11-13 7-10 4-6 1-3 243-46 7817-20 Ketch 8 7833-36 POOL 235-38 18 25-27 7829-32 7821-24 247-50POOL 285-88 20-22 501-27 POOL 7825-28 GENERAL Junket 18 23-24 JONES Hickory Cove 239-42 281-84 POOL 17-18 15-16 STORE 19-20 13-14 17-19 GOLF 21-24 Mooring Buoy Iron Clad Cartgate 251-54 13-16 25-27 Queen’s Way 11 28-31 255-58 277-80 7 5 48-49 32-34 17 Heath Dr 10-12 51-52 265-68 10-12 46-47 38-40 High Rigger 7-9 POOL S. Shore 273-76 43-45 259-62 263-64 269-72 4-6 8 BIG JIM’S 8-9 41-42 45 Place Gallion RESTAURANT 6-7 3-5 1-2 9 1-3 6 9 The Village Flotilla Icons 1 813-822 S. Shore 14 TENNIS East Wind Ct OUTFITTERS Ocean Cove Leamington Lighthouse POOL 823-838 Dinghy Hotel 801-802 S. Shore Dr Troon Dr 15 Cottage NORTH 44 Resort Entrance SOUTH Cir GATE Cat Boat GATE FAZIO Security Gates Leamington GOLF 41-48 49-56 57-64 The Moorings Brigantine Flagg Residential Gates Ginger Beer Ginger Place Burns Ct 33-40 Sutherland Ct 65-72 Huntington Villas HILLS 73-80 Covington Pk 25-32 27 39 GOLF Marriott POOL 89-96 Beach Access 7615-18 7632-34 7611-14 Shelley 81-88 7619-21 St. George Rd Resort & Spa Armada Strath Ct Strath II 7608-10 7630-31 7635-37 17-24 B 13-17 7622-23 7638-39 Captain’s Cove 2112- Driving Range POOL 7626-29 B 11-12 7642-44 Ct Cockle 2519 30 9-16 7605-07 7601-02 7651-53 33 497-500 493-96 489-92 485-88 POOL 7603-04 7624-25 7640-41 III B 9-10 7645-48 7654-57 Parking 7649-50 3120- I 29 1-8 28 GATE 38 B 5-8 12 8117-20 40 3533 8137-40 Abbington POOL 1101- B 1-4 Restrooms 8113-16 8101-04 GATE 101-124 1505 Beach 8133-36 Ocean Ln 31 Villas 8121-24 8109-12 Bike Trails 8129-32 POOL 8105-08 601-702 32 429-56 401-28 Villamare DUNES HOUSE Windsor 6101-6509 26 Wendover 603-706 S. Shore Dr 8125-28 Place 457-84 POOL Resort Accommodations & Nearby Hotels Tennis Courts Dunes 607-710 N POOL POOL POOL 4101-4509 POOL Captain’s POOL 611-714 36 S 34 38 Abbington 53 Mainsail 59 Tradewinds II 5101-5509 PD Buggy 42 POOL Omni Walk SouthShore 101-507 I 2112-2520 Hampton 37 Barrington 56 Marriott Harbour Point & Sunset Pointe 50 Turnberry Village 37 3101-3509 35 Oceanfront Resort Commons Place 28 Beach Villas 29 Marriott Resort & Spa 30 Villamare 101-503 POOL 101-510 POOL Windsor POOL 41 109-517 Court 33 Captain’s Cove 58 Newport 46 Water Oak Barrington Somerset 55 Captain’s Quarters 44 Ocean Cove 40 Wendover Dunes 31 Captain’s Walk 32 Omni Oceanfront Resort 35 Windsor Court N 48 Centre Court Villas 47 Queen’s Grant 36 Windsor Place 49 Fazio Villas 41 Somerset 54 Yacht Cove Club 34 Hampton Place Villas 42 SouthShore Commons Atlantic Ocean 45 Hickory Cove 52 St. Andrews Commons 39 Huntington Villlas 57 The Anchorage 51 Inverness Village 27 The Moorings.
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