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History
Six Oaks was designed in 1966 by the gifted hands of renowned Landscape Architect Robert Marvin, whose artistic imprint has been left on some of the South’s most notable landmarks including Callaway Gardens, Charlestown Landing, Augusta National Golf Club and Beaufort’s Waterfront Park. His design reflects a deep appreciation for the land’s natural beauty. We understand the value of each and every life and the absolute importance of making sure your memories and the legacy of your loved ones lasts forever.
Access Information
Six Oaks Cemetery and Park is open dawn to dusk daily and is located inside the gated Sea Pines Community.
To arrange a tour, please call (843) 671-7831.
Service Closures: Six Oaks Cemetery and Park access closes one hour before and after each scheduled service.
For photography requests, please contact us at sixoaks@csaseapines.com.
Vehicle Decals: A family member approved by the Six Oaks Cemetery Administrator may obtain one complimentary vehicle decal per year. This decal is valid for travel to and from the cemetery only. Any other use is prohibited when accessing Sea Pines with this decal, including beach access.​
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The Six Oaks Cemetery Office is located in the Sea Pines CSA Administration Building at 175 Greenwood Drive. The Cemetery and Park are located directly across the street.
The Origin of the Name
"Six Oaks"
The cemetery gets its name from the original Six Oaks of the Lawton Plantation. These trees that are laid out in an allee that was planted in 1665 as evidenced by recent scientific dating.
Although they are over 350 years old, these trees are considered to be relatively young for a live oak tree, which can live to be over 1,000 years of age.