Hilton Head Harbor RV Resort and Marina offers 200 sites that are individually owned and available to rent from the owner. HHHRV manages the rentals, making the reservation process a breeze. Sites are categorized as either interior or waterfront sites, and the prices were surprisingly reasonable. Waterfront sites run about $40 more per night than interior sites and offer some spectacular views and sunsets over the marina. As you can imagine, these sites book first and are sometimes hard to get. The check-in process is unique at HHHRV as sites are not assigned ahead of time; if you arrive before 5:00pm, you get a map, checklist of available sites and a golf cart to go pick your home away from home. We arrived after 5:00 and found the checklist and map posted at the front office. We have a Class A and tow our truck behind it, so we dropped our truck and drove through the park to find the perfect spot. For those pulling a camper, arriving before 5:00 will make choosing a site easier since you have the convenience of exploring the park via golf cart. There aren’t any pull-through sites in the park, but all the sites are large and beautifully landscaped. Nothing cookie cutter here – some sites offer grassy yards, some have large paver patios or water features, some are more private while some are close to all the action. We chose site 44 which backed up to lush trees, offered a paver patio and had tall privacy hedges on each side. The driveways for all the sites are all angled at 60 degrees making maneuvering and parking a rig of any size easy.