We think Port Royal Plantation is the best residential community on Hilton Head Island, with friendly people, a beautiful shoreline, swimming pools, Beach House, tennis courts, leisure paths, historic sites, arboretum and wonderful golf courses.
A successful community depends on the willingness of its residents to volunteer their time and ideas. We want to utilize your talents. If you are a newcomer to the Plantation, jump right in and join the many available activities. You'll find everyone will try to make you feel welcome. If you have questions not answered on this site, call or stop by the Administration Office, located just inside the entrance corridor on Coggins Point Road.
As a property owner, it is important to be aware of the Covenants, By-Laws and other documents relating to Port Royal Plantation. These documents are included in the Documents and Downloads section below. Copies of individual documents are also available at the Administration Office. The Plantation is proud of our residents’ voluntary adherence to our rules. This guiding principle of personal responsibility permits the Association to operate without the burden of excessive regulation found in many private communities.
Port Royal Plantation has much to offer residents and their guests.
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OCEAN POINT HOMEOWNERS: Please click here for important information about the Ocean Point Property Owners Association.
01.28.2012
Mira's Exercise 9-10
01.28.2012
Week's Memorial Service
01.29.2012
Private Party
01.30.2012
LLL Writing Class 1:30 - 3:30
Thanks to videographer, Don Blank, a DVD of the November 5th Battle of Port Royal Commemoration event is now available. The DVD and coin is on sale at the Administration Office for $15 per set. The DVD covers the day’s full agenda from opening cannon to the final bugle call, and includes the many living history and static displays that were at the Fort. The DVD’s make a great ift for family and friends who were unable to attend as well as a keepsake to remember the story of the Battle and Fort Walker.
The beach renourishment project is about to begin. Surveyors have started their work on the beach in preparation for the delivery of pipe. Approximately 12,000 feet of pipe will be installed from a dredge that will operate 2 miles off the coastline. The sand placement is schedule to begin the first week in December and will be finished by mid-January. The rock work for the groin should begin in mid December and take approximately 90 days to complete.
Dredging at Miller's Pond is underway. The project is expected to be completed in early 2012.
