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The marsh creek. A tidal creek threads the marsh below Clubhouse Pond.

The marsh creek. A tidal creek threads the marsh below Clubhouse Pond. 1,874 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Sep 2025

Map of Clubhouse Pond on Pinckney Island
Where it is. The pin is Clubhouse Pond, in the interior of Pinckney Island. Tap the map to open it in Google Maps. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Location: Interior of Pinckney Island, Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge

Category: Pond

Best For: Pond views, shaded roads, marsh creeks

The Archive: 17 photos · 11,690 views on Google Maps

The creek through the trees. Tall pines. Marsh and meadow. The pond gate. The sand road. A path in the woods. Tidal creek. Under the oaks. The pond meadow. Oaks over the road. Shade on the road. The Clubhouse Pond sign. A grassy track. The canopy path. Clubhouse Pond. The outlet creek.

Clubhouse Pond is one of the named freshwater ponds in the middle of Pinckney Island, marked by its own refuge sign where the road passes. The pond sits in a bowl of pines and live oaks, with a marsh creek draining out of it. The photos circle the whole stop: the sign and the gate, the creek below the pond, the meadow on its far side, and the white-sand roads that lead in from every direction. This photo has been viewed 1,874 times on Google Maps.

Key Takeaways

  • Clubhouse Pond is a signed stop on the refuge road network, in the island’s interior.
  • A marsh creek drains the pond through the trees.
  • White-sand roads and oak canopy surround the pond on every side.
  • 17 photos · 11,690 views on Google Maps.

Tagged Features

The signed pondOutlet & tidal creeksThe marsh meadowWhite-sand refuge roadsPine & oak woods
The creek through the trees. A marsh creek winds past the pines near Clubhouse Pond.
The creek through the trees. A marsh creek winds past the pines near Clubhouse Pond. 1,030 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Sep 2025
Tall pines. The refuge road passes a stand of tall pines on the way to the pond.
Tall pines. The refuge road passes a stand of tall pines on the way to the pond. 989 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2025
Marsh and meadow. Open grass and marsh stretch out under a heavy sky.
Marsh and meadow. Open grass and marsh stretch out under a heavy sky. 945 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Nov 2018
The pond gate. A wooden gate crosses the ditch at the edge of Clubhouse Pond.
The pond gate. A wooden gate crosses the ditch at the edge of Clubhouse Pond. 915 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2025
The sand road. The refuge’s white-sand road runs straight through the woods.
The sand road. The refuge’s white-sand road runs straight through the woods. 885 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Nov 2018
A path in the woods. Leaf litter and palmettos line the walking path.
A path in the woods. Leaf litter and palmettos line the walking path. 695 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Nov 2018
Tidal creek. Still water mirrors the sky in the creek below the pond.
Tidal creek. Still water mirrors the sky in the creek below the pond. 674 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Sep 2025
Under the oaks. Live oaks shade the refuge road near the pond.
Under the oaks. Live oaks shade the refuge road near the pond. 625 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2025
The pond meadow. Grasses and wildflowers fill the low ground by Clubhouse Pond.
The pond meadow. Grasses and wildflowers fill the low ground by Clubhouse Pond. 606 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Sep 2025
Oaks over the road. A break in the trees where the road passes the pond.
Oaks over the road. A break in the trees where the road passes the pond. 561 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2025
Shade on the road. The canopy closes over the road in the island’s interior.
Shade on the road. The canopy closes over the road in the island’s interior. 438 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Sep 2025
The Clubhouse Pond sign. The refuge sign marks the pond beside its outlet creek.
The Clubhouse Pond sign. The refuge sign marks the pond beside its outlet creek. 358 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2025
A grassy track. A two-track leads through pines and open grass.
A grassy track. A two-track leads through pines and open grass. 344 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2025
The canopy path. Moss-draped oaks arch over the walking path.
The canopy path. Moss-draped oaks arch over the walking path. 279 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2025
Clubhouse Pond. The pond from its sign — still water and pine woods.
Clubhouse Pond. The pond from its sign — still water and pine woods. 238 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2025
The outlet creek. Dark water bends through the marsh grass below the pond.
The outlet creek. Dark water bends through the marsh grass below the pond. 234 views on Google Maps · Photo taken Oct 2025
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17 photos: 11,690 views on Google Maps — and counting.

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