| The Community
The Bay Hills Community is comprised of:
- Single Family Homes
- Townhouses & Condominiums
- Pine Valley
- The Bluffs at Deep Creek
- St Andrew Hill
- Apartments
See contact info for representatives from each association.
Annual Dues
As of 2010, the annual dues are $80.00 per household, payable January 1st, and cover the calendar year from January 1-December 31.
These dues pay for improvement, maintenance and landscaping of the Bay Hills common areas, recreation areas and entrance areas to the community. The dues also help support the community newsletter, The Beacon, as well as various social events.
Please see our documents for more information.
The Bay Hills Beacon
 The Bay Hills Beacon is the monthly newsletter of the Bay Hills Community Association (BHCA). The Beacon is mailed to nearly 900 area residences and other interested parties, including 600 BHCA single family houses and town homes surrounding the Bay Hills Golf Course, and also including 250 BHCA residences in Pine Valley, St. Andrews Hill, The Bluffs at Deep Creek, and the Oakland Hills and Bay Hills Apartments.
Additional information regarding the Beacon is available online or by contacting the Beacon Editor at beacon@bayhillsonline.com.
Meetings & Board of Directors
- Annual Meeting
- Our annual meeting to approve the budget, vote for new board members, and discuss community business is held in October at the Golf Club House on Bay Hills Dr.
- All members are urged to attend.
- Monthly Meetings
- The board of Directors' monthly meetings are usually held at 7:30 pm on the first Tuesday evening of the month at:
Providence Center
Fresh Field Lane (off Shore Acres Road -- first left from College Parkway)
Please see announcements in The Beacon to verify time and location if you plan to attend a particular meeting.
- All members are welcome to attend.
- Board of Directors
- The board of directors are nominated and elected by members of the community. See contact info for current list and documents for procedural info.
- All members of the board are volunteers and receive no monetary compensation for their service. The board does sub-contract out certain services, such as landscaping, newsletter editing, and other duties as needed.
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Community Facilities
 The community has several recreational facilities available for residents' use.
See map for locations of the following facilities:
- Two (2) Playgrounds
- 5-acres Playground
- along N side of Bay Hills Dr, next to pool and across from Golf Course
- Golf Course Drive Playground & Open Field
- at SE corner of Golf Course Dr & Shore Acres Rd
- A Covered Pavilion*
- along N side of Bay Hills Dr, next to pool and across from Golf Course
- includes picnic tables and is equipped with electricity
- may be reserved for private parties
- Two (2) Tennis Courts*
- Two (2) Basketball Courts
- An Open Playing Field (corner of Golf Course Dr & Shore Acres Rd)
- A Swimming Pool*
- Open Memorial Day through Labor Day
- Baby pool available
 A Golf Course*
Designed by Ed Ault, Bay Hills is a scenic championship 18-hole course.
- A Shopping Center
The shopping center is located at the College Parkway/Bay Dale Drive entrance to the community. The shopping center includes a supermarket, a pharmacy, a liquor store, a delicatessen, a seafood market, American, Italian and Chinese restaurants, a coffee shop, a Hallmark store, a florist, a hair salon, a mailbox/parcel shipping service center, an eye care center, an animal hospital, and a dry cleaner. There are professional offices situated above the retail stores. - Professional Offices are situated above the retail stores in the shopping center (see description above)..
*Note that there is an additional fee for use of the golf course, the pavilion (when reserved for private parties), the tennis courts and the pool. See contact info.
Social Events
 The community offers a number of social activities throughout the year for all ages. Included in the annual youth activities are the Easter Egg Hunt and Halloween Party. Teen activities include swim parties and trips to baseball games. Adults enjoy the crab feast and Christmas party. The community also supports local scout troops.
Please remember
that all community activities
are supported by volunteers.
If YOU would like to volunteer,
please contact someone
on the board! |
