Daniel Island amenity fobs are issued to property owners upon property purchase or through an amenity membership, depending on their specific association. These fobs grant exclusive access to resident-only island amenities, including community pools, boat landings, and docks. Please read more below to find out how to obtain a fob for your specific association.
Daniel Island Community Association (DICA):
Each DICA property is issued two (2) fobs that provide access to the three community pools and the pickleball courts. These small, circular grey or green fobs are property-specific and only work when the amenities are open.
If you’re a new property owner, the previous owner should have left the fobs at the property. If they were left for you, please call us at (843) 971-9200 or bring the fobs to the POA office at 130 River Landing Drive (Monday–Thursday, 9 AM–4 PM) so we can register them in your name. If no fobs were left, stop by during office hours to receive your two complimentary fobs.
Each property is allowed a maximum of two active fobs at any given time.
If you have an active boat landing membership (a paid add-on) and have picked up your 2026 trailer decal, your association fob will also work for the Beresford Creek Boat Landing.
Daniel Island Park Association (DIPA):
Only DIPA residents with a paid boat landing membership and current 2026 trailer decal will be provided with (2) fobs for the Ralston Creek Boat Landing. These are small, circular, grey or blue devices and are property-specific.
Maximum of two active fobs per property.
Noble’s Point, Captain’s Island, The Retreat, and The Reach Neighborhoods:
Residents in these neighborhoods should have two (2) fobs for their private amenities. These fobs are small, circular, grey, blue, or red (depending on neighborhood), and are property-specific.
Maximum of two active fobs per property.
If you have a paid boat landing membership and have picked up your 2026 trailer decal, your association fob will also work for the Ralston Creek Boat Landing.
Replacement Policy:
Lost or physically damaged fobs may be replaced for $50 per fob, regardless of association or amenity access.
