Micco, FL
About Us
Established in 1982, we are a manufactured home community where you can own both a home and a lot. We are a deed-restricted 55+ community set in an outstanding Florida living environment designed for residents and guests.
Gallery
Explore our gallery to see our beautiful surroundings and recreational facilities.
Community Online Access
If you’re among our new condo owners, feel free to sign up as a new user and securely access our official site using the login/register area.
Snug Harbor Master Association
The Snug Harbor Master Association owns and maintains the recreation facilities, pool, clubhouse, and roads along the Lakes and the Lakes themselves (retention ponds). The association is composed of the Snug Harbor Lakes Condominium Association and the Snug Harbor Village Homeowners Association. The roads in Snug Harbor Village are owned and maintained by Brevard County.
Community Clubhouse
Visit our fully furnished 8,500-square-foot clubhouse, which features various recreational facilities and amenities. This includes a function/meeting room, a kitchen, a card/crafts room, a billiards room, an exercise room, a library, restrooms with showers, and the Association offices. Our clubhouse also serves as the venue for many community events in Micco, FL.
Outdoor Recreational Facilities
Our outdoor facilities include a full-size pool with a spa, pickleball courts, shuffleboard, bocce, and horseshoe pits. We have two lakes (Retention Ponds) where we offer on-site “catch and release” fishing, but boats, kayaks, and paddle boards are not allowed.
Our Pool
Pool Rules
In addition to the pool rules posted in the pool area, the Snug Harbor Master Board has adopted the following pertaining to the use of the pool by incontinent people and children who are not yet toilet-trained:
Children under the age of five (5) and any other person of any age who is incontinent or known to have urinated in the pool, or who believe that the swimming pool is an acceptable location for excretory discharge, may not use the same unless they are wearing leak-proof protective diapers or underwear (i.e., “Swimmies” or “Depends” for pool use).
Diapers or underwear must be checked for cleanliness, and the child or person wearing them shall not be allowed to enter the pool if the diaper or underwear is unclean.
Children who are not yet toilet-trained must be held by a parent or an adult guardian in their arms at all times while in the pool.
As there is no lifeguard on duty, all persons will use the pool at their own risk, and parents are responsible for ensuring that their children are continuously and diligently monitored while in or about the pool.
Pool hours are from 8:00 AM to dusk (or about 30 minutes before sunset) and are strictly enforced.
Get in Touch
We would love to have you visit us soon and become one of our new owners.