Have been going to the morning round robins for the past few years when we're on island, they are…read morealways well run and fun. Great way to start your day and practice your game skills with well suited players at your own skill level. Dave S

We have been coming here for years when we visit friends. The pickleball round robins are always…read morefun, but I wish players would be honest about their ratings when choosing which courts to pay on. The matches would be so much better if you played with people that are really your skill level. I truly wish they would put nets between the courts as so many rallies are ruined by stray balls on the courts.

I love this place! The instruction I have received at this club is excellent. Pro Phillip…read moreWhiteley is the best pro in the Savannah area for individual tennis instruction. Unlike most tennis pros who view adult club tennis players as having no real potential (since they'll never be ATP/WTA players), Phillip works with you to show you what the pros are really doing and helps you get to the next level in all technical aspects of your game. The club itself is wonderful, with a fantastic online reservation system and well maintained courts. I belong to several tennis/golf clubs in this area and I can highly recommend this club to anyone who loves racquet sports.

Excellent tennis courts...great people...we tried a few places around Savannah and are very happy…read moreto have found CRC. The pros have been terrific (we're older people ...3.5s) and they clearly care about giving players a good experience. Pickleball program looks extensive tho we haven't tried it yet.

Great park for a walk. There's a number of routes you can take depending on how much you want to…read morewalk. While I didn't see any, there's signs to beware of alligators.

Tom Triplett Park is such a great spot for families and outdoor fun. There's a nice paved path that…read moregoes all the way around the pond, perfect for walking or biking. The playground has swings and slides that our grandson loves, and there's also frisbee golf, tennis courts, and wooded trails for walking or biking. One of our favorite parts is how close the train tracks are--you can hear and see the train go by, which our grandson thinks is the best! He also enjoys feeding the turtles in the pond. You'll usually see people fishing and plenty of birds hanging around the water looking for fish. It's just a peaceful, fun park with a little something for everyone.

This park has: Three…read more(3) Pavilions Available for Rent Eight (8) Lighted Tennis Courts Lighted Basketball Courts 1.0 Jogging/Bicycle Paved Track with Fitness Course Fresh Water Lake, Stocked with Fish One (1) Boat Ramp One (1) Fishing Pier Restrooms Five (5) Baseball/Softball Fields (4 Lighted) Dog Exercise Area Playground Volleyball Play Areas Archery Range Handicap Accessible Thanks to COVID-19, I discovered this spot to mix up my outdoor activities and locations. Conveniently located off of Little Neck Rd, not too far from 17 is this gem. We have been here numerous times now as a family. Soccer and tennis have been our most popular sports. We've even walked a little bit around the lake. There's a lot you can do here, and when we come in the evenings, it's never ever been crowded. And I'm glad!

Quiet and secluded recreational area that is available to the public free of charge and has sports…read moreareas.

This place is an absolute dream. I've played at many tennis centers and this is the one that I…read morealways look forward to coming back to. Everything from the courts, to the staff, to the pro shop, is of the highest quality. If you find yourself in Hilton Head and have an itch to play tennis, this is absolutely the place to go. They have a variety of different clinics and individual lessons for anyone of any level to learn, improve, and get a great workout in. This applies to any age group too! The kids camps are really fun, and they take great care of you. Even if it's raining, they have courts under a roof. I really can't recommend this place enough!

We love VDM! It's a fantastic academy with an amazing team of coaches. What really stands out is…read morethe wonderful atmosphere. The kids enjoy their time there, and the coaches genuinely care about their students. Without a doubt, this academy is one of our top favorite spots in the world!

I've only used their stringing services for my racquetball racquets since my tennis days seem to be…read moreover. Stringing services are few in this area, and Jeniffer provides excellent service in both quality and turnaround time. They were recommended by fellow racquetballers and I couldn't be more satisfied after three restringings. There are always tennis students on the court and it's a cool facility. Highly recommend!

Nice park with playgrounds, ball fields, tennis, a pond, picnic areas, and a walking/running trail…read more Just watch out for the awful gnats!

Little One and I have been cooped up in the house because she has been sick, so I took her out to…read moreget some fresh air. The DeVaul Henderson Lake Loop (DHLL) seemed to be the best bet due to length of the trail. When you are on Hwy 144 and you get to the roundabout, turn in on Veterans Memorial Parkway, where the Bryan County Administrative Complex is. The trail is located right next to it. You can't miss it. Parking - You can pretty much park anywhere on the grass along Veterans Memorial Parkway. I like to park toward the other end, by the elementary school, where you see the 4 wooden posts. Trail Description - From the 4 wooden posts, down to the paved path, the ground is dirt and a mix of sand and pine needles, and not paved, but that distance is minimal. It is surround by tall trees. Once you get down to the paved part, the signs indicate that it's a 0.5 mile loop. This loop has 3 different connection points to other parts of DeVaul Henderson Recreation Park (to soccer fields and restrooms) and I believe to the side of the Bryan County Administrative Complex. The connection points are located on the opposite side of Veterans Memorial Parkway. There are park benches all around the lake, as well as flotation devices in case someone gets in and needs some saving. There was a unique bench (kind of like one of those stone benches you see in gardens) and it had a sign "The Murphy Bench" that was placed there in memory of an infant boy. How tragic, but so touching. Difficulty Level - Easy for all ages. It is stroller and wheelchair friendly too, but might experience some bumpiness when going down that first small stretch to the paved path. Beware - There are signs that say "Beware of Wildlife". I am assuming they mean alligators, because that is what they always seem to warn you about around these parts, but we did not personally see any. But do we ever really see them when they are around? Unless they decide to come out of the water. However, we did see a lot of ducks swimming in the lake, as well as a beautiful white one just sitting on the side in the grass. This is a great place to run, walk, speed walk, scoot (my Little One took her scooter) and I saw some people fishing too. It's a great pit stop if you happen to be in the area. You can fill up on gas at the Shell Station and stretch those legs before you go on the next leg of your trip. Get outside, People!

This lake loop is 1/2 mile. The path is paved and stroller friendly. It also connects to other…read morepaved pathways leading past the soccer fields, baseball fields, softball fields, dog park and finally into the Green Creek trails. There are restrooms available.

A park on the island! Brought my son here to give him a…read morebreak from the beach during our vacation. There's a beach volleyball court, tennis court, a covered space with tables, bathrooms, and a playground. We spent most of our time at the playground. The equipment was in decent condition and made of material that didn't get too hot in the sun. Very toddler friendly and approved! My only beef is that I had to pay $8 for parking to play for 45 minutes, but overall was pleased with the park as a whole. *I didn't use the restrooms so don't know if they're clean.

Memorial Park on Tybee Island is a green spot on the island that offers:…read morelighted softball & soccer fields, restroom building, a playground, sand volleyball court, basketball court, grilling and both covered & uncovered picnic areas. The bicycle/hike paved path runs thru it. This park does NOT OFFER FREE PARKING. Be sure to pay the parking meters or download the app because they do issue parking tickets 8am-8pm. This park has a mysterious item: a cemetery surrounded by an iron fence (it's along the paved path).

Haig Point is one of the entrance points to Daufuskie. There is a lot of history associated with…read morethe island. The Golf and Tennis club are just a plus to tour. Plan to enjoy your day.

I want to be able to give this a better rating but just can't quite get to the four star rating…read more Haig Point is a neat experience and potentially worth doing once if you don't have other options for similar experiences near you. We had a group of 12 and did the member for a day experience. Basically you meet up on the mainland and take the ferry over to Daufuskie Island, where you are then shuttled to the club house for your golf. After the round you're taken back to the ferry for a relaxing trip back. It's fun and certainly something different. All of the staff we interacted with were absolutely top notch. Very nice club house with a bar, and range balls were included. On the golf portion, I loved the layout of the course. Off the tee it was by far the most interesting course we played in Hilton Head up to and including Harbour Town. However, for the price we paid, we were all pretty underwhelmed by the course condition. Tees and fairways were in good shape but approaches around greens VERY rough. A number of greens with dead spots. And super inconsistent bunkers with linings showing in a handful of them where there was a seeming lack of sand. Just things that when you're paying those kinds of prices, shouldn't be happening. Overall, a cool trip and experience, although it does make for a long day. I'm glad we did it once, but I wouldn't do it again at the current price. As a similar alternative depending where you're coming from, check out Bald Head Island.