Explore the beauty and charm of Bluffton, while discovering the many parks and recreational activities along the moss-laden oaks lining the streets. There is something to discover for everyone in the family.
DuBois Park:
- 67 Lawrence St.
- Playground
- Open-air Pavilion
- Picnic Tables
- Restrooms
- Benches
- Open Lawn Area
Bluffton Oyster Factory Park:
- 63 Wharf St.
- Boat Ramp Access to May River
- Open-air Pavilion
- Picnic Tables
- Restrooms
- Fire/Oyster Roast Pit
- View of May River
Rotary Community Center 7:
- Recreation Court Enclosed
- Air-conditioned Space
- Large Wrap-around Porch
- Full-service Kitchen
- Tables
- Restrooms
- Open Lawn Area
Oscar Frazier Community Park:
- 77 Shults Rd.
- Large Areas for Recreation
- 3 Ball Fields
- Soccer Field
- Playground
- Tennis Courts
- Community Center
- (843) 815-2277
Pritchard Pocket Park:
- 132 Pritchard St.
- View of the May River
- Benches
Tom Herbkersman Commons:
- 67 Lawrence St.
- Benches
- Brick Inlay Map of Old Town
New River Trail:
- Located off May River Rd. (S.C. 46/170)
- Linear Recreational Trail for Walking, Running or Biking
- Fishing and Boating from the Calhoun Street Dock (Located at the End of Calhoun Street on the May River)
Beaufort County Parks and Leisure Services offers many opportunities for sports and fitness activities in and around the Town of Bluffton. They can be found at the following link.
Martin Family Park
- 68 Boundary St.
The Martin Family Park is located across the street from DuBois Park. With wide-open green spaces and plenty of parking, it’s a great place to meet other families. You’ll find the bathrooms next to the parking lot between Green Street and Lawrence Street. The best feature of this park is its oversized benches and seats, which allow plenty of room to sit and enjoy a sunny day. The park is named after Ida Martin, the founder of Bluffton Self Help. Parking is available Monday through Friday from 9 am till 5 pm.
New Riverside Park Playground
- 44 Red Barn Dr.
This playground is located on 37 acres at the May River Road and Okatie Highway traffic circle. Park to serve as Bluffton’s Welcome Center for travelers coming into Bluffton from the Savannah, GA, area, showcasing an extensive event rental space, public trails, playground, picnic shelters, restrooms, a zip line that goes more than 80 feet and an area for Food Trucks.
Town of Bluffton Contact information – If you have any questions please contact the Town at (843) 706-4500 or at growthmanagementcs@townofbluffton.com.
