
Having your own Regency RV is freedom, independence and luxury. With your world-class Mercedes Sprinter you have the versatility to traverse the wild terrain of the country or pull right into a bustling city and stay awhile. So, here at Regency, we’ve decided to satisfy your thirst for wanderlust and give you a travel guide, complete with off-the-beaten-path tips. All you have to do is hit the road. Our first journey will take us to South Carolina’s Lowcountry!
The Lowcountry is a truly magical corner of the southeast. Home to scenic views, friendly Southern hospitality and mouthwatering Lowcountry cuisine, it’s an ideal getaway for any vanlife adventurer hankering to experience Spring at its most breathtaking. En route, it’s never a bad idea to soak up the charm of Savannah, Georgia along the way. Another 45 minutes will bring you to the famous golfing greens of Hilton Head Island where you can break out your nine iron or catch some waves at one of the isle’s stunning beaches. Less than an hour from there is the gem of the Lowcountry – Beaufort and Port Royal – where the history of South Carolina reveals itself in one of the southeast’s most charming towns.
Savannah:

Coined, “the hostess city of the South,” Savannah is Georgia’s oldest city and is chock full of history and all the stunning architecture that entails. Highlights include Forsyth Park and the picturesque historic district where founder James Oglethorpe organized the town through 22 beautiful squares that are each centered around a park. Chippewa Square is home to Forrest Gump’s bench where he awaited the bus and told his remarkable tale, but each square has its own unique charm and usually boasts a local musician strumming away to boot. Ideal for a leisurely stroll, Savannah is a wet city, which means you can walk around with the alcoholic beverage of your choice to your heart’s content. If you’re looking for a bite to eat, our personal favorites are:
The Olde Pink House is nestled in the former Habersham mansion where delightful ambiance churns out Lowcountry classics that taste as good as the grand old beauty looks.
Collins Quarter, Aussie-owned, delivers the best brunch in town and achieves a winning mashup of French Bistro with a down-to-earth Lowcountry twist.

Renowned for its world-class golf courses, Hilton Head is also home to one of the swankiest RV parks in the country. Hilton Head Motorcoach Resort offers a bevy of luxury with a pool, spa, lounge, exercise room, laundry, luxury bath facilities, dog park, tennis and basketball courts and shuffleboard. The resort can even serve as a spa for your Regency RV as well, providing coach detailing, propane delivery, full hook ups, cable and wifi all within the manicured, gated property.
If you’re looking to hit the greens, this website is a great resource: https://www.hiltonheadisland.org/golf/golf-courses


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