Tahoe Keys
Property Owners
Association
Lake Tahoe's premier lakeside boating and recreational community — a 740-acre private marina with 11 miles of inland waterways for 1,528 property owners.
Resident Resources
Everything you need to manage your Tahoe Keys property, pay dues, and stay connected with the community.
World-Class Amenities
All amenities are for the exclusive use of Tahoe Keys homeowners and their guests. Pools and tennis courts require a homeowner access card.
Pavilion & Pool
Community hub with outdoor pool, patio, and lakefront access
Latest News
Indoor Pool Open!
The Indoor Pool reopened Monday, December 15th at 12:00 PM and will resume normal operating hours of 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily.
Read MoreTennis and Pickleball Courts Closing November 3rd, 2025
The tennis and pickleball courts will be closing for the season on November 3rd, 2025. Please plan accordingly.
Read MoreIndoor Pool Update
Following the recent demolition of the indoor pool deck, it was discovered that the existing drainage system is severely corroded and beyond repair.
Read MoreTahoe Keys wins International IPM Award of Excellence
TKPOA has been honored with the International Integrated Pest Management Award of Excellence for our innovative aquatic weed management program.
Read MoreThe Fight Against
Aquatic Invasive Species
Aquatic weeds have spread to cover over 90% of the Tahoe Keys lagoons — spanning 172 acres of waterways. The 2015 Lake Tahoe AIS Implementation Plan lists the Tahoe Keys lagoons as the highest priority area for control.
TKPOA has developed an Integrated Aquatic Weed Management Plan (IMP) in partnership with TRPA (Tahoe Region Planning Agency) and the Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board. The Controlled Methods Test (CMT) is currently underway to study the use of aquatic herbicides.
Growing Problem
Over 90% of lagoons affected by invasive and nuisance plant species
Multi-Stakeholder Process
TKPOA, TRPA, Lahontan RWQCB, and TRCD working together
EIR/EIS Process
Comprehensive assessment of aquatic herbicide impacts underway
Environmental Stewardship
TKPOA is actively participating in several local, basin-wide environmental committees and task groups. We work with TRPA (Tahoe Region Planning Agency), TRCD (Tahoe Resource Conservation District), and The League to Save Lake Tahoe's "Eyes of the Lake" program.
Our stewardship initiatives span landscaping, water conservation, wildlife protection, and community outreach — all aimed at preserving the outstanding natural beauty of Lake Tahoe for generations to come.
You Wish You Lived Here.
A safe and welcoming community boasting world-class amenities, services, and facilities — surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of Lake Tahoe.