Set on 68 tranquil acres of Honey Horn, the Coastal Discovery Museum offers an inviting window into Hilton Head’s Lowcountry. Stroll beneath centuries-old live oaks, follow boardwalks over glistening salt marsh, and explore intera...
Set on 68 tranquil acres of Honey Horn, the Coastal Discovery Museum offers an inviting window into Hilton Head’s Lowcountry. Stroll beneath centuries-old live oaks, follow boardwalks over glistening salt marsh, and explore intera...
Visitors consistently praise this as an excellent starting point for understanding Hilton Head Island's rich history. The staff earns special recognition for being friendly and knowledgeable, genuinely enhancing the experience with their helpfulness and enthusiasm. What makes this spot particularly appealing is that it's completely free, though donations are welcomed and appreciated. Beyond the indoor exhibits covering plantation and marine life history, the real surprise lies outside. Beautiful walking trails wind through scenic gardens, including a celebrated Camellia Garden that blooms throughout the season. People love the self-guided walking paths that offer different perspectives, from nature views to art installations. The boardwalks and spectacular trees create photo-worthy moments at every turn. Most visitors find it's a fairly quick stop, but the context it provides genuinely enriches their entire island visit. Just remember to wear comfortable shoes since there's quite a bit of walking involved.
What a fantastic museum. 2 year old daughter loved every minute of it. The walk is beautiful, and very interesting with the history and information on the wildlife and plants. Would have happily paid entry to these grounds, however it is free. They have optional donation box so we were able to donate. We didn’t have the time but I think you could spend almost an entire day here to see everything.
Charley Treglown
2 months ago
What a fantastic museum. 2 year old daughter loved every minute of it. The walk is beautiful, and very interesting with the history and information on the wildlife and plants. Would have happily paid entry to these grounds, however it is free. They have optional donation box so we were able to donate. We didn’t have the time but I think you could spend almost an entire day here to see everything.
Charley Treglown
2 months ago