An exclusive gated community featuring the renowned Greg Norman-designed Reserve Golf Club, a private marina on the Intracoastal Waterway, and elegant single-family homes and townhomes. Residents enjoy a quiet, upscale lifestyle with optional golf and marina memberships, plus private beach access through Litchfield by the Sea (LBTS).
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Located within the heart of the neighborhood, The Reserve Golf Club boasts an acclaimed Greg Norman-designed course, fine dining, and a welcoming clubhouse, making it a prestigious hub for social and recreational activities exclusive to residents and club members alike.
Nestled along the Waccamaw River, Reserve Harbor Marina offers residents private access for boating, fishing, and water sports, complete with dockage facilities and a laid-back marina club ambiance that defines waterfront living in The Reserve.
Residents of The Reserve enjoy coveted private access to a pristine stretch of Litchfield Beach via a secured amenity, making sunbathing, swimming, and oceanfront leisure both tranquil and convenient away from public crowds.
Serving as a focal point for gatherings, the nearby Traditions Clubhouse at The Reserve welcomes neighbors for drinks, special events, and casual meals, creating a close-knit, inviting atmosphere that enriches community life.
Winding through mature pines and marshlands, The Reserve’s extensive network of private walking and biking trails provide safe, scenic routes for residents to explore the outdoors and connect with the natural beauty surrounding their homes.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A weekly open‑air market offering fresh local produce and artisanal goods just a short drive from The Reserve—perfect for picking up groceries or enjoying a Saturday outing with the family.
A monthly Waccamaw Market coop farmers market featuring local vendors, crafts, and food in nearby Pawleys Island—ideal for a leisurely morning trip for fresh goods and local culture.
Weekly summer “Take & Make” kits continue into August, offering creative, family‑friendly projects like sunprint art—great for residents looking for a fun, low‑key creative activity.
A regional farmers market beginning mid‑August at CCU—easily accessible for residents wanting local produce, crafts, and a change of scenery.
A guided tour of a nearby organic, regenerative farm during blackberry season—provides insight into local agriculture and makes a hands‑on morning outing for families or nature lovers.
Stories, updates, and things to know in The Reserve
Local characteristics and demographics for The Reserve
