DuBois Park — Attraction in Bluffton

Dubois Park in the town of Bluffton on Hilton Head Island offers a delightful blend of amenities for visitors of all ages. The park features a mix of astroturf and real grass areas, providing a pleasant environment for relaxation and play. The covered picnic shelter area, equipped with park benches and swings, offers a cozy community space. Children can enjoy various play structures, including a ship-themed one with slides, swings suitable for infants and adults, a wooden teeter-totter, and a net swing. Additionally, the park welcomes furry friends, with doggy bags provided for convenience. The shaded setting and off-street parking add to the park's appeal, while the nearby restroom facilities ensure visitors' comfort and convenience. With its fenced-in playground area, surveillance cameras for added security, and well-maintained amenities, Dubois Park offers a welcoming and enjoyable experience for...

DuBois park is in the heart of Bluffton. It is within walking distance of at least a dozen different shops and restaurants. It is also super close to the Old Church of the Cross and the public dock there. It is easy to get to and there is limited parking on either side of the park and along the street. There is a swing set, fun pirate ship playground equipment, small grassy field, covered picnic area, clean bathrooms, and side walks. There are also swinging benches right by the playground equipment, which are fun for both adults and kids. There is one good size tree which provides some shade. If it is summer time then prepare to be hot. The ground is rubbery by the equipment, so no wood chips in shoes. A fun park to bring young...

Anything in Old Town Bluffton is worth your time for attendance. Next follows my opinion.

But . . . A CBD event can't support the Bluffton "State of Mind" when alone in the park. A handful of vendors were there. They were well intentioned. And yes, they have a good product that is rapidly gaining traction.

But . . . The advice given to CBD newbies was simply sales talk and hyperbole. Discussing CBDs by contrasting with THC was unneccesary and unwise. A false equivalency. The presence of a 1977 VW bus and throwback music set the wrong tone. It was "CUTE" for this child of the sixties, but it does not inform the public on an important current health related...