
Three championship golf courses
Robert Trent Jones, George Fazio and Arthur Hills courses sit inside the resort gates, minutes from the front door.

The resort
A gated 2,000-acre resort in the middle of Hilton Head Island, built so you can leave the car parked all week.
Why Palmetto Dunes
Palmetto Dunes stretches from the Atlantic to Broad Creek, with an eleven-mile lagoon running through the middle of it. Queens Grant sits right in the center: beach one way, golf and racquet courts the other, and paved paths connecting all of it.

Robert Trent Jones, George Fazio and Arthur Hills courses sit inside the resort gates, minutes from the front door.

One of the top racquet centers in the country, with clay courts, dedicated pickleball courts, clinics and round robins.

Wide, hard-packed sand that is ideal for walking, biking and boogie boards. Chair and umbrella rentals set up daily in season.

Oceanfront bar and grill with cocktails, casual food and seasonal live music — a short walk from the villa.

Hilton Head Outfitters rents bikes, kayaks and paddleboards for the resort's eleven-mile lagoon system.

Groceries, beach gear, coffee and takeout inside the resort so you never have to leave for the basics.
From the front door




Queens Grant
Queens Grant is a low-rise villa community of tree-shaded lanes, lagoons and a private pool, set back from the resort's main roads. It is the kind of place where the loudest thing you hear is a bike going past. Parking is shared among the community, so spaces near the villa can fill up at peak times — one more reason most guests get around on two wheels.

691 Queens Grant puts the beach, the golf and the courts within a walk.