Lowcountry Waters, Limitless Adventures

At Bull Point Plantation, life on the water is not just a pastime—it's a way of life. Framed by the tranquil arms of the Huspah Creek, our private community offers direct access to pristine tidal waterways where boating, fishing, shrimping, and crabbing become part of the everyday rhythm. With three community docks, thoughtful infrastructure, and unmatched natural beauty, Bull Point invites members to explore the Lowcountry by water.

A Legacy of Connection to the Water

From its earliest days, Bull Point's development embraced the land's relationship with the water. Named locations such as William Bull Park, Magnolia Island, and Murdaugh Landing reflect the region's heritage and the individuals who shaped it.

• David Murdaugh, namesake of Murdaugh Landing, played a key role in Bull Point's development, providing essential services that supported the community's vision.
• These waterways were once used by the area's indigenous tribes and later by colonial settlers, serving as highways for trade, travel, and sustenance.

Community Dock Overview

Bull Point offers three distinct community docks, each designed for ease of use and enjoyment:

1. William Bull Park Dock

• Located where the Huspah Creek wraps around the peninsula, this dock welcomes boaters home.
• Floating dock with cleat tie-ups, perfect for day use or quick trips on the water.
• A scenic spot to pause, fish, or enjoy the view.

2. Magnolia Island Dock

• Accessible by bridge or boat, Magnolia Island is Bull Point's private island retreat.
• Members can walk, ride bikes, or drive golf cart to Magnolia Island.
• Dock your boat, fish off the edge, or host a cookout or party in a one-of-a-kind setting.
• A true escape within the community, this is a favorite for nature lovers and adventurers.

3. Murdaugh Landing

• Designed for boat launching and pullout, this dock is ideal for starting your day on the water.
• Features on-site day parking for trailers.
• Equipped with a floating dock, fish cleaning station, freshwater, and cleat tie-ups.

Members may dock for up to 24 hours at any of the three community docks.

Fishing, Shrimping, Crabbing, and Wildlife Viewing

Whether you're casting a line at sunrise or enjoying a quiet evening on the creek, Bull Point offers an abundance of outdoor experiences:

• Fishing in Huspah Creek yields redfish, trout, flounder, and seasonal favorites.
• Shrimping and crabbing are local traditions, easily enjoyed right from our docks.
• Witness strand feeding by dolphins at low tide—a remarkable sight unique to the Lowcountry.

"There's nothing like pulling in a redfish at sunset or watching dolphins feed right off the dock—it's Lowcountry magic at its finest." – Bull Point Member

Dock Use & Member Courtesy

Bull Point Plantation encourages all members and their guests to enjoy the docks with respect and shared responsibility:

• Boats may be tied up at any dock for up to 24 hours.
• Facilities are intended for active community use, including fishing, kayaking, and relaxing.
• Please observe common courtesy and share the space thoughtfully with fellow members.

Launch, Explore, and Come Home to the Huspah Creek

With its well-maintained docks, easy access to the Port Royal Sound and beyond, and a strong culture of outdoor appreciation, Bull Point Plantation offers a boater's paradise rooted in history, nature, and neighborly spirit.

Let the tides guide your day, and let Bull Point be your port of call.