Seabrook Island is an island located just south of Johns Island and Rockville, South Carolina, and across the river to the east of Edisto Island. The British arrived on the island as early as 1666, and soon afterwards it was sold to English settlers. During the Revolutionary War, the island was used as a staging area for British and Hessian troops, and in 1816, it was sold to William Seabrook of nearby Edisto Island, from whom it gets its current name. The town was incorporated in 1987.
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Offering vacation rentals on South Carolina's Seabrook Island, the service offers a variety of lodging options and vacation packages, which are described in detail here. A vacation property search is available, and reservations may be made through the site.
http://www.resortquestseabrook.com/
Seabrook is a private island community whose members enjoy the use of two championship golf courses, a tennis center, horseback riding facilities, fitness center, and other amenities. An overview of the club and its membership policies is featured, and private access for members is included.
http://www.discoverseabrook.com/
Seabrook Island Property Owners Association
The SIPOA offers a variety of cultural, artistic, athletic and social programs. Its officers are identified, along with a community calendar and information about club membership and activities. Its rules, regulations, covenant and bylaws are available in document form.
http://www.sipoa.org/
Offering spa services, massage, facials, warm stone therapies, and other products and services, the facility is located on Seabrook Island, South Carolina. Its services, location, and consultation policies are featured.
http://www.seabrookislandwellness.com/
St. Christopher Camp and Conference Center
Situated on nearly three hundred acres of beach, maritime forest and salt marsh on Seabrook Island, South Carolina, the facility's conference center, camp, and ministry resources are reviewed, with contact information and driving directions.
http://www.stchristopher.org/
The town's official web site highlights the island's features and attributes as a vacation and tourist destination, recreational opportunities, and as a retirement or residential community. Other resources include municipal contacts and services.
http://townofseabrookisland.org/
