Sports and Activities in Sun City Center Florida
Kings Point Suncoast: events and places in the Kings Point Suncoast development in Sun City Center, Fl 33573
Construction workers are removing 50% of the Shuffleboard Courts and will replace the area with new Lawn Bowling lanes in the Kings Point development in Sun City Center, FL.
The existing Shuffleboard courts will be resurfaced and updated after the Lawn Bowling lanes are finished.
The tree that is falling over on the bank of Cypress Creek at Kings Boulevard and Foxhunt Drive is at a safe distance from the electric pole and wires. The tree will be removed in the in the near future.
Mainscape started working on June 1 in the Kings Point development cutting grass and trimming bushes for the 5,500 homes in the gated community. I went out today to take some photos of areas that are looking good.
Landscaping and contact information can be found at the Kings Point Sun City Center website.
THE LOFT LOUNGE has a breakfast menu for early risers at the South Clubhouse in the Kings Point development in Sun City Center, Florida.
The bar over looks the well manicured Scepter Golf Course and you can order from the Palm Court Cafe menu anytime of the day. Just ask the bartender for the menu and he/she will gladly take your order.
In the afternoon and during the evening hours, The LOFT turns into a full-service bar and a social area for residents to gather for cocktails and dinning.
8 am to 10 pm (Sun-Mon)
8 am to 11 pm (Sat)
Kings Point South Club | 1224 New Point Loop | Sun City Center, FL. 33573 | (813) 634-5829
The tennis courts at the North Court Complex in Kings Point had a makeover that included a newly resurfaced court, fencing with green mesh, and sidewalks.
Fishing in the afternoon is a popular pastime in the numerous ponds in the Kings Point community of Sun City Center, FL.
The North Court Complex has full-size tennis courts, lawn bowling greens and shuffle board alleys. The outdoor complex is located by the main gate on Kings Blvd in Kings Point in Sun City Center, FL.
Kings Point’s neighborhood-wide sprinkler systems, such as the one for the lawn bowling field, uses water pumped from wells (aquifers) and local lakes .
Two sprinkler systems pump water directly from deep wells:
1. The upper loop (AKA northeast loop) pumps water from deep wells to Andover, Bedford, Cambridge, Dorchester, Fairfield, Gloucester, Knolls, Manchester I and the median that runs along Kings Blvd.
2. The lower loop (AKA southwest loop) pumps well water to Highgate, Idlewood, Lancaster associations and Quail Pass.
All the other Associations get water from designated lakes that are re-filled from deep wells (Florida’s aquifer).
The Kings Point irrigation uses lake and well water, not reclaimed water. -Dana Phillips from Kings Point Master Association