Key Colony Beach Recreation
The City of Key Colony Beach might be small in size, but there is a full array of recreational things to do for all ages of the family. The City has balls and other equipment available for anyone enjoying our recreational activities to borrow, on the honor system. So please take good care, and return what you borrow directly after using it. The equipment shed is located in between the two public works buildings at 460 8th St.
Par 3 Golf Course
8th Street, Key Colony Beach
Daryl Rice, Manager
(305) 289-9859
Course is open to the Public from 7:30 a.m. to Dusk
Golf Course (9 Hole Par 3) fees:
$15 per 9 holes ($8 for each additional 9 holes)
$5 Club Rental
$5 Pull Carts
Pro Shop is open from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm every day except Wednesdays
Pro Shop is open from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm on Wednesdays
Annual Pass for Green Fees:
$525 First Family Member
$375 Each Additional Adult Family Member
$200 Each Child under the age of 18
Organized Golf Play
Golf leagues generally run during the winter season, starting around the first of January and continuing until late April.
Wednesday Morning Ladies League:
Now in their 40th season, the league meets on Wednesdays, starting on the first Wednesday in December and ending on the 3rd Wednesday in March. Open to all women regardless of residency or skill level. Dues $20, cash prizes paid to members. Arrive by 8 AM for an 8:30 AM shotgun start. Great way to meet new people and have fun!!!
For information or to join:
Cynthia Catto
802-224-6469
Tuesday Afternoon Mixed Play
Open to both men and women, this league is on a “drop-in” basis and does not require a commitment in advance. Both experienced and new players are welcome to participate. Teams are randomly selected prior to the start of play. Teams compete in a scramble format, with first prize being “bragging rights” and the team photo posted in the Pro Shop. Show up prior to 12:45 PM for a 1:00 T time.
Friday Afternoon Men’s League
Open to men, this league is on a “drop-in” basis and does not require a commitment in advance. Open to players of all abilities. Teams are randomly selected prior to the start of play. Each competitor plays their own ball. Scoring is recorded for the team with the lowest score per hole, with first prize being “bragging rights”. Show up prior to 12:45 PM for a 1:00 T time.
Children’s Playgrounds
Both the 1st Street and 7th Street playgrounds offer bucket-seat swings for toddlers and belt swings for older kids, play structures for climbing and sliding, and shaded areas with Tiki huts and tables for picnicking.
Parks
Visit Sunset Park on the corner of West Ocean & 12th Street, East Side Park on 8th Street and our New Waterfront Park by City Hall & the Post Office. These are open areas for passive activities. If you would like to hold a function or gathering at either, please inquire with City Hall.
Pickleball
Contact: KCB Pickleball Club, Inc. at https://www.kcbpickleball.com/ or kcbpickelballclub@gmail.com
Tennis Leagues
Tennis Players Round Robin Play
Courts are reserved for tennis play during the following hours from January 1 to April 30:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30 - 10:30
Recreational Play
All levels welcome except beginners. Gather at 8:30 for warmup time and round robin number distribution. Play begins around 8:45.
Tuesday, Thursday 8:30 - 10:30
Competitive Play
Intermediate level and above players only. Gather at 8:30 for warmup time and round robin number distribution. Play begins around 8:45.
Both groups require you to bring your own tennis racket and balls. No play if it rains. Hope to see you there!
Bocce Ball Located on 7th St. near Restroom
Equipment provided
Contact: Frank Tremblay at 607-732-2990
Walking and Jogging Courses
Throughout the city are designated pedestrian areas. Three master courses are .4, .5 and .8 miles with a course board located in front of City Hall marking the courses along Sadowski Causeway, East Ocean and West Ocean Drives. Click here to view the courses on the map (color coded).
The city walking paths along Sadowski Causeway, East Ocean and West Ocean Drives are also enjoyed by walkers, joggers, and bicyclers alike. The following rules of etiquette are offered as a reminder. When a biker overtakes a walker on the path used by both, it is imperative that he warn the walker that he is passing. The biker can ring a bell, use a horn, or say, “biker passing on left (or right).” The walker, thus alerted, can move safely out of the biker’s path and possibly prevent a serious accident. We have added trash receptacles along the Causeway, please keep our City clean and put trash in its place!
Book Club
Contact: Sandra Glassman at 561-271-8194 or email boca_bob@bellsouth.net for book list and more details. Meets the second Thursday of the month at 3:00 pm.
Little Libraries
Little Libraries are located at all 3 of our Parks: 1st Street, 7th Street , and Sunset Park. Feel free to take a book from our collection of adult and children’s books, or add a book to share. “Take a book. Share a book”, be a part of our community.
Sponsored by the Recreation and Beautification Committees of Key Colony Beach.
Pilates
Meets Monday & Wednesday from 8:00 am to 9:00 am at the Moose Lodge and Friday from 8:00 am to 9:00 am at The Aquarium Encounters.
Contact Marianne Biffel at 610-633-3919
Shuffleboard
Located near restroom on 7th St
Open to the public and equipment is available.
Sunset Park Events
Reservations can be made for your private event at Sunset Park, it's a beautiful location for a beachside wedding or even a Memorial service. Please see attached. Click here