Hunter's Creek Sports & Athletics at a Glance
🏆 Hunter's Creek Sports Highlight: This master-planned community was built around seven interconnected parks with tennis, pickleball, basketball, and racquetball courts — residents hold Hunter's Creek ID cards for private-access park use. The community's namesake public golf course, Hunter's Creek Golf Club, is currently closed for renovation, but Falcon's Fire Golf Club ten minutes south and several resort courses along International Drive keep the golf story strong. Learn more about living in Hunter's Creek.
"Hunter's Creek was designed around seven community parks — not retrofitted with them — and that decision is still paying dividends every time a resident walks to a pickleball court at Eagle Park or joins a running club route through the tree-lined streets."Back to Top
Sports & Athletics Highlights of Hunter's Creek
Hunter's Creek's athletic character is built around community infrastructure rather than a single flagship venue. The Hunter's Creek Community Association manages seven parks through its Recreation & Special Events Department, runs youth and adult programming, and maintains the racquet courts, sports fields, and community centers that anchor resident athletic life. For families considering a move to this active community, explore available Hunter's Creek homes for sale.
⛳ Regional Golf Access
With Hunter's Creek Golf Club temporarily closed, residents play Falcon's Fire (Rees Jones), Shingle Creek Golf Club, and Ritz-Carlton Grande Lakes — all within a 15-minute drive.
💪 Private-Access Parks
Seven HCCA-managed parks with tennis, pickleball, basketball, and racquetball courts. Hunter's Creek ID card required — a meaningful amenity for resident athletic access.
⚽ Youth Sports Clubs
The Hunter's Creek Soccer Club runs one of Central Florida's largest rec programs plus premier teams, alongside the Orlando City Soccer School Hunter's Creek affiliate program.
🏃 Shingle Creek Trail
The Shingle Creek Trail trailhead at Vista Park gives residents paved, multi-use trail access connecting south toward Kissimmee — no driving required.
Related reading: Spectator Sports Near Hunter's Creek
Back to TopHunter's Creek Sports & Athletics Map
Explore parks, fitness centers, and nearby golf courses serving Hunter's Creek using this interactive map:
Golf Courses Near Hunter's Creek
Hunter's Creek's golf story is in transition. The community's namesake 18-hole public course, built into the master plan from the outset, is currently closed for renovation — meaning residents of golf-corridor villages like Fairways, Golfview, Chalfont, Carrington, and Glenhurst still have fairway views but are playing their rounds elsewhere. The practical good news: Hunter's Creek sits in one of the densest regions of quality public golf in Florida, with four strong options within a 15-minute drive. Many Hunter's Creek homebuyers will find golf access essentially uninterrupted.
⛳ Top 5 Sports & Athletic Destinations
1Falcon's Fire Golf Club
The functional anchor while Hunter's Creek GC is closed. Rees Jones-designed championship public course in Kissimmee, roughly 10 minutes south via John Young Parkway. Award-winning golf shop, Falcon's Nest restaurant, and complimentary valet.
2Eagle Park (HCCA)
The flagship community park and social center of Hunter's Creek athletic life — tennis, pickleball, racquetball, basketball, a fishing dock, and the community center where HCCA recreation programming runs.
3Hunter's Creek Golf Club
The in-community course when it reopens. Lloyd Clifton design, 7,268 yards, previously rated among Golf Digest's "Top 75 Public Courses." Currently closed for renovation — check status before planning a round.
4LA Fitness Hunters Creek
Full-service club at 12700 South Orange Blossom Trail with group fitness, pool, reformer Pilates studio, bike studio, aqua aerobics, and free weights — the closest big-box fitness option to most Hunter's Creek villages.
5Shingle Creek Trail (Vista Park Trailhead)
The paved multi-use regional trail with 17+ miles connecting south through Kissimmee. Walk, run, or bike straight from a Hunter's Creek village — no car required.
🏌️ Golf Courses & Country Clubs
| Course Name | Type | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Falcon's Fire Golf Club | Golf Course | 3200 Seralago Blvd, Kissimmee (~10 min south of Hunter's Creek) | 18 holes, par 72, 7,006 yards. Designed by Rees Jones and Greg Muirhead (1993). Public championship course, four tee sets, TifDwarf Bermuda greens. Four Star Award from Golf Digest. |
| Hunter's Creek Golf Club | Golf Course | 14401 Sports Club Way, inside Hunter's Creek | Currently closed for renovation. 18 holes, par 72, up to 7,432 yards from the tips. Designed by Lloyd Clifton, ASGCA (1986). Previously rated 37th nationally among public courses by Golf Digest. Verify status with the course before planning a round. |
| Shingle Creek Golf Club | Resort Course | 9939 Universal Blvd, Orlando (~15 min north) | 18 holes, par 72. Designed by David Harman with a 2016 renovation by Arnold Palmer Design Company. Wide undulating fairways, interconnected waterways, fast greens at Rosen Shingle Creek resort. |
| The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club at Grande Lakes | Resort Course | 4012 Central Florida Pkwy, Orlando (~15 min northwest) | 18 holes, par 72. Designed by Greg Norman. Premium resort course with caddies, Florida Everglades headwaters setting, more than 100 bunkers. |
| Hawk's Landing Golf Club | Resort Course | 8701 World Center Dr, Orlando (~15 min west) | 18 holes, par 70. Designed by Joe Lee and Robert Cupp Jr. Nine ponds in play on 16 holes at the Orlando World Center Marriott. |
| Grande Vista Golf Club | Executive Course | 12001 Avenida Verde, Orlando (~10 min west) | 9-hole executive course at Marriott's Grande Vista Resort. Shorter layout suited for practice rounds or quick play. |
For golf enthusiasts looking to live near these courses, browse Hunter's Creek homes for sale or explore luxury homes in Hunter's Creek in the Chalfont and Glenhurst gated enclaves along the golf corridor.
People Also Ask
Is Hunter's Creek Golf Club open?
Hunter's Creek Golf Club is currently closed for renovation per the course's official site. Residents are playing Falcon's Fire in Kissimmee, Shingle Creek Golf Club, and the resort courses at Grande Lakes and World Center Marriott. Verify course status directly before planning a round.
Are there public golf courses near Hunter's Creek?
Yes — even with Hunter's Creek Golf Club in renovation, four strong public options sit within a 15-minute drive: Falcon's Fire (Rees Jones, 10 min south), Shingle Creek Golf Club (15 min north), Hawk's Landing at the Orlando World Center Marriott, and Grande Vista's 9-hole executive course. The Ritz-Carlton Grande Lakes course is also nearby as a premium resort option.
Related reading: Falcon's Fire and Nearby Golf Courses
Back to TopGyms & Fitness Centers in Hunter's Creek
Hunter's Creek is unusually well-served by commercial fitness — the John Young Parkway and Orange Blossom Trail corridors run directly through the community, and every major category (big-box, boutique, functional training, combat sports) has a location within a short drive. For a deeper look at wellness options, see the Hunter's Creek fitness studios and gyms guide.
💪 Gyms, Fitness Centers & Studios
| Facility Name | Type | Location | Amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| LA Fitness Hunters Creek | Full-Service Club | 12700 South Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando | Indoor pool, bike studio, reformer Pilates studio (separate membership), free weights, group classes including aqua aerobics, yoga, HIIT, Zumba, and boxing. |
| Planet Fitness Hunters Creek/Southchase | Budget Gym | 12471 South Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando | Extended hours (Mon–Thu 5am–11pm, Fri 5am–10pm, Sat–Sun 8am–8pm). Cardio, strength machines, free PF mobile app workouts, Black Card tanning/hydromassage. Starting around $15/month. |
| Anytime Fitness Hunters Creek | 24-Hour Gym | Hunter's Creek area | 24/7 keycard access, cardio and strength equipment, global gym-access membership — useful for travelers or shift workers. |
| Hunters Creek CrossFit | CrossFit Box | 2120 Orinoco Dr, Orlando | Certified coaches, group CrossFit classes, Olympic lifting, functional fitness programming. Morning and evening class schedule. |
| Women's Wellness Center at Hunter's Creek | Women-Only Studio | Hunter's Creek area | Women-only fitness and wellness programming — a distinctive local option in a market otherwise dominated by coed chains. |
🧘 Boutique Fitness & Specialty Studios
| Studio Name | Type | Location | Specialties |
|---|---|---|---|
| F45 Training Hunters Creek | Functional Training | 2055 Town Center Blvd, Orlando | 45-minute team training sessions, constantly varied circuits, cardio-resistance-agility combinations, globally synchronized workouts. |
| TITLE Boxing Club Hunters Creek | Boxing Fitness | 12402 S Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando | Full-body boxing workouts, heavy bag rounds, strength conditioning, certified trainers with varied techniques. |
| Club Pilates | Pilates | Hunter's Creek / Southchase area | Reformer Pilates classes across skill levels, intro classes available, emphasis on core strength and mobility. |
| Victory Martial Arts Hunter's Creek | Martial Arts | Hunter's Creek area | Traditional and modern martial arts, kids and adult programs, birthday parties, fitness-focused curriculum. |
For more wellness and healthcare options, explore our Hunter's Creek health and wellness guide.
What fitness centers are in Hunter's Creek?
Hunter's Creek has unusually broad fitness coverage for a master-planned community: LA Fitness and Planet Fitness anchor the big-box category on South Orange Blossom Trail, Hunters Creek CrossFit handles the functional/Olympic lifting community, F45 Training runs 45-minute circuits at Town Center Boulevard, and TITLE Boxing Club, Club Pilates, Victory Martial Arts, and the Women's Wellness Center round out the specialty categories. The fitness guide has more detail.
Related reading: Fitness Studios, Gyms, and Wellness Centers in Hunter's Creek
Back to TopTeam Sports & Organized Leagues in Hunter's Creek
Hunter's Creek runs its organized-sports life on three layers: the Hunter's Creek Community Association's in-house Recreation & Special Events Department programs out of Eagle Park's community center, the independent Hunter's Creek Soccer Club that grew from a 2001 parent-founded rec group into one of Central Florida's largest youth soccer organizations, and the Orlando City Soccer School Hunter's Creek affiliate that feeds the pro-pathway pipeline. See the youth athletics guide for league registration details, and the Hunter's Creek schools guide for school-affiliated athletics.
⚽ Youth & Adult Sports Leagues
| Organization | Type | Sports Offered | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hunter's Creek Soccer Club (HCSC) | Youth Soccer | Recreational and Premier soccer (boys and girls) | Founded 2001. One of Central Florida's largest rec programs, plus premier teams competing in UPSL and similar leagues. Games at Eagle Park fields. Camps, skills clinics, year-round training. |
| Orlando City Soccer School Hunter's Creek | Premier Soccer | U6–U19 competitive soccer | Official affiliate soccer school of the Orlando City Soccer Club. UPSL/USSL/EDP/NPL competition, player-pathway development model focused on technical, tactical, physical, and psychological growth. |
| HCCA Recreation & Special Events | Community Association | Multi-sport programs, seasonal camps, clubs | Run out of Eagle Park's community center. Summer Camp for K–5th graders (residents only), ongoing athletic leagues and clubs, seasonal programming. Requires Hunter's Creek ID card. Call (407) 240-6000 ext. 123 for current schedules. |
| i9 Sports Central Florida | Multi-Sport Youth | Flag football, soccer, basketball, baseball/T-ball, volleyball, tennis | Age 3 and up. No tryouts or drafts — everyone plays every game. Seasonal leagues across greater Orlando including areas accessible to Hunter's Creek families. |
🎾 Tennis, Pickleball & Racquet Sports
Racquet sports are where Hunter's Creek's private-park model genuinely shines. Hunter's Creek ID card holders have access to tennis, pickleball, basketball, and racquetball courts across multiple community parks — a rare amenity in a market where most public courts require driving to a county facility. Details at the courts guide.
| Facility Name | Type | Location | Amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eagle Park | Multi-Court Park | 2950 Hunter's Creek Blvd, Orlando | Tennis, pickleball, racquetball, and basketball courts. Fishing dock, community center, playgrounds, multi-purpose fields. Resident access via Hunter's Creek ID card. |
| Osprey Park | Multi-Court Park | 5100 Town Center Blvd, Orlando | Pickleball courts (listed on Pickleball Orlando), tennis, basketball, community center, and the main HCCA hub for community events like Fourth of July and charity runs. |
| Mallard Pointe Park | Multi-Court Park | Hunter's Creek interior | Basketball, tennis, and racquet sports courts, playgrounds, paved walking paths. Favored by lap walkers and lakefront neighborhood residents. |
| USTA National Campus (Lake Nona) | National Tennis Center | ~20 min east via SR 417 | 100+ tennis courts, the official home of the United States Tennis Association. Open to the public for court rental, programs, and clinics. Premier regional tennis destination. |
🏊 Aquatic Sports & Swimming
Swimming in Hunter's Creek is mostly a neighborhood amenity — many villages maintain their own community pools for residents. For lap swim, structured lessons, or competitive programs, residents typically use LA Fitness's indoor pool, neighborhood HOA pools, or YMCA facilities in surrounding areas.
| Facility Name | Type | Location | Programs |
|---|---|---|---|
| LA Fitness Pool | Indoor Pool | 12700 S Orange Blossom Trail | Lap swim, aqua aerobics classes, climate-controlled indoor setting. Membership required. |
| Village Community Pools | HOA Amenity | Various villages across Hunter's Creek | Many sub-neighborhoods (Ashton, Carrington, Cypress Pointe, and others) maintain resident-only community pools through their individual HOAs. Check specific neighborhood amenities. |
| YMCA of Central Florida | Regional Aquatic Center | Multiple Orange and Osceola County locations | Competitive swim teams, lessons for all ages, lap swim, water aerobics. Nearest branches accessible from Hunter's Creek via John Young Parkway and SR 417. |
What youth sports leagues are available in Hunter's Creek?
The Hunter's Creek Soccer Club (HCSC) is the flagship youth soccer organization, with both recreational and premier tracks since 2001. The Orlando City Soccer School Hunter's Creek runs the competitive pathway (U6–U19, UPSL/NPL). The HCCA Recreation Department manages community-run programs including seasonal sports camps at Eagle Park — residents-only via Hunter's Creek ID card. For broader options, i9 Sports offers multi-sport rec leagues across greater Orlando. Full details in our Hunter's Creek schools guide and the youth athletics article.
Related reading: Youth Athletics in Hunter's Creek
Back to TopWater Sports, Trails & Outdoor Recreation
A straightforward note: Hunter's Creek is not a boating community. The interior ponds across Eagle, Mallard Pointe, and village neighborhoods are stormwater retention basins and fishing waters, not recreational boating lakes — and there's no marina inside the community. What Hunter's Creek does offer is a strong paved-trail and regional-park water-sports story anchored by Shingle Creek. For actual lakefront living, explore Hunter's Creek waterfront homes in the Quail Lake, Mallard Cove, and Pointe villages.
🚤 Boat Access & Regional Waters
| Facility | Type | Location | Services |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shingle Creek Regional Park | Kayak Launch | South of Hunter's Creek via the Shingle Creek Trail corridor | Kayak and canoe launch on Shingle Creek — the headwaters feeding into the Kissimmee chain. Natural Florida paddling, not motorboat waters. |
| Lake Tohopekaliga Public Boat Ramps | Public Ramp | Kissimmee (~20 min south) | Public boat ramps accessing Lake Toho — a bass-fishing destination with marina services, boat rentals, and tournament waters. |
| The Conway Chain of Lakes | Chain of Lakes | ~15 min northeast via SR 417 | Interconnected lake chain for waterskiing, wakeboarding, sailing, and fishing. Multiple public boat ramps. The closest true boating chain to Hunter's Creek. |
🏃 Paved Trails & Running Routes
| Trail / Location | Type | Access Point | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shingle Creek Trail | Regional Trail | Vista Park Trailhead, 12930 Hunter's Vista Blvd | 17+ miles paved multi-use trail connecting south through Kissimmee. Planned to eventually reach 32 miles from Kissimmee to Wekiva Springs. Walking, running, cycling. |
| Hunter's Creek Running Club Routes | Running Routes | Throughout Hunter's Creek | Active running club welcoming all pace levels. Routes use the community's sidewalks, park paths, and tree-canopied streets. |
| Osprey Park & Mallard Pointe Park Paths | Park Paths | Central Hunter's Creek | Paved walking paths around retention lakes. Popular for morning walks, stroller runs, and lap training. |
For outdoor enthusiasts, also explore the Hunter's Creek parks and recreation guide.
Where can I go boating near Hunter's Creek?
Hunter's Creek itself has no marina — the interior waters are residential retention ponds. For motorized boating, the nearest options are Lake Tohopekaliga in Kissimmee (~20 minutes south, bass-fishing and tournament waters) and The Conway Chain of Lakes (~15 minutes northeast via SR 417, with waterskiing, wakeboarding, and sailing). For kayaking, the Shingle Creek Regional Park launch connects into the Shingle Creek corridor that runs along Hunter's Creek's western conservation edge.
Related reading: Shingle Creek Trail: Hiking, Biking, Kayaking
Back to TopSpecialized Sports & Spectator Events
Hunter's Creek sits 20 minutes from downtown Orlando via SR 417 — close enough that major-league spectator sports are a regular outing, not a special trip. See the spectator sports guide for full details.
🎯 Specialized Athletic Facilities
| Facility Name | Type | Location | Activities |
|---|---|---|---|
| Victory Martial Arts Hunter's Creek | Martial Arts | Hunter's Creek area | Kids and adult martial arts programs, birthday parties, self-defense and fitness tracks. |
| Atos Jiu-Jitsu (Orlando area) | BJJ | Greater Orlando | Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training for competitors and recreational practitioners. Kids and adult programs. |
| AMF Boulevard Lanes | Bowling | South Orlando area | League bowling and open play within a short drive of Hunter's Creek. |
🏟️ Spectator Sports & Major Venues
| Venue / Team | Sport | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Orlando Magic at Kia Center | NBA Basketball | Downtown Orlando (~20 min north via SR 417) | NBA season October–April, plus playoff games. Kia Center also hosts concerts and major events year-round. |
| Orlando City SC at Inter&Co Stadium | MLS Soccer | Downtown Orlando | MLS regular season and playoffs. The Orlando Pride (NWSL) share the stadium. A 20-minute drive makes matches a practical weeknight option. |
| Orlando Solar Bears at Kia Center | ECHL Hockey | Downtown Orlando | ECHL minor-league affiliate. Family-friendly pricing and theme nights through the October–April season. |
| ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex | Tournament Venue | Walt Disney World (~25 min west) | AAU tournaments, Atlanta Braves spring training historically, year-round youth and amateur events. Frequently a destination for Hunter's Creek competitive youth teams. |
Related reading: Spectator Sports Near Hunter's Creek
Back to TopAthletic Lifestyle in Hunter's Creek
Why Choose Hunter's Creek for Sports & Athletics?
Hunter's Creek residents enjoy:
- Private-Access Parks System — Seven HCCA-managed parks with tennis, pickleball, basketball, and racquetball courts available only to ID card holders — a rare amenity in master-planned communities.
- Regional Golf Density — Four strong public courses within 15 minutes once you include Falcon's Fire, Shingle Creek, Hawk's Landing, and Grande Vista; Ritz-Carlton Grande Lakes as the premium option.
- Youth Sports Anchor Club — Hunter's Creek Soccer Club (2001-founded) is among Central Florida's largest rec programs, with premier teams and the Orlando City Soccer School affiliate.
- Walkable Trail & Fitness Access — Shingle Creek Trail trailhead inside the community, plus LA Fitness, Planet Fitness, CrossFit, F45, and boutique studios along John Young Parkway and OBT.
Sports & Athletic Culture in Hunter's Creek
⛳ Golf Corridor Living
Fairways, Golfview, Chalfont, Glenhurst, and Carrington villages were built around the Hunter's Creek Golf Club corridor. Even with the course closed, the open greenway, tree canopy, and fairway views remain defining features of these neighborhoods.
💪 HCCA-Driven Rec Culture
The Hunter's Creek Community Association's Recreation & Special Events Department is genuinely active — summer camps, seasonal programming, and the named annual events calendar (Bunny in the Park, Fourth of July, Fall Festival, Hunter's Creep) all reinforce that sports and community identity run together here.
⚽ Youth Soccer DNA
The HCSC rec and premier programs plus the Orlando City Soccer School affiliate make Hunter's Creek unusually soccer-forward for a Florida master-planned community — games at Eagle Park fields are a regular Saturday fixture.
🏃 Runner & Walker Culture
The Hunter's Creek Running Club plus the Shingle Creek Trail access mean the community has a visible outdoor-fitness culture that doesn't depend on a single gym. Sidewalk-connected villages and tree canopy help in the Florida heat.
Quick Sports & Athletics Facts
- In-Community Course: Hunter's Creek Golf Club (Lloyd Clifton, 1986, 7,268 yards, par 72) — currently closed for renovation.
- Primary Golf Option: Falcon's Fire Golf Club (Rees Jones, 7,006 yards, par 72) ~10 minutes south.
- Courts Access: Hunter's Creek ID card required for Eagle, Osprey, Mallard Pointe, and other community park courts.
- Youth Soccer: HCSC (rec + premier) and Orlando City Soccer School affiliate — games at Eagle Park.
- Pro Sports Access: Orlando Magic, Orlando City SC, Orlando Pride, and Orlando Solar Bears — all ~20 minutes north via SR 417.
"Hunter's Creek's athletic character isn't about one marquee venue — it's about seven private-access parks, a community association that actually programs them, and a 15-minute radius that includes some of Florida's best public golf."
Related reading: Running and Fitness in Hunter's Creek
Back to TopNearby Sports & Athletic Facilities
Hunter's Creek residents also have access to sports and athletic facilities across adjacent Orange and Osceola County communities:
Back to TopFrequently Asked Questions About Hunter's Creek Sports
What golf courses are in Hunter's Creek?
The in-community course is Hunter's Creek Golf Club (Lloyd Clifton, 1986), which is currently closed for renovation. Residents presently play Falcon's Fire Golf Club in Kissimmee (Rees Jones championship course, ~10 min south), Shingle Creek Golf Club, Hawk's Landing at the Orlando World Center Marriott, and the Ritz-Carlton Grande Lakes course. Verify course statuses directly before planning a round.
Does Hunter's Creek have good fitness centers?
Yes — the coverage is unusually broad for a master-planned community. LA Fitness (12700 S Orange Blossom Trail) and Planet Fitness (12471 S Orange Blossom Trail) anchor the big-box category. Hunters Creek CrossFit, F45 Training, TITLE Boxing Club, Club Pilates, Victory Martial Arts, and the Women's Wellness Center at Hunter's Creek round out the boutique and specialty categories. Active residents can browse available Hunter's Creek homes for sale, and the full fitness guide has more detail.
What youth sports leagues are available in Hunter's Creek?
The Hunter's Creek Soccer Club (founded 2001) runs one of Central Florida's largest youth rec programs alongside premier teams — games at Eagle Park. The Orlando City Soccer School Hunter's Creek runs the pro-pathway competitive program (U6–U19). HCCA Recreation manages resident-only camps and clubs out of Eagle Park's community center. i9 Sports runs multi-sport rec leagues for ages 3+ regionally. For school-affiliated athletics, see the Hunter's Creek schools guide and the youth athletics article.
Can I play tennis or pickleball in Hunter's Creek?
Yes — Hunter's Creek has one of the stronger resident-access racquet sports setups in Orange County. Eagle Park has tennis, pickleball, and racquetball courts; Osprey Park has pickleball (listed on Pickleball Orlando); Mallard Pointe Park has additional courts. All require a Hunter's Creek ID card. For a regional tennis destination, the USTA National Campus in Lake Nona is about 20 minutes east via SR 417. The courts guide has the full breakdown.
What makes Hunter's Creek good for sports-minded residents?
Three things, honestly: the seven-parks system with private-access racquet and basketball courts (most Florida communities don't have this); the 15-minute golf radius with multiple strong public courses; and the active youth soccer infrastructure anchored by HCSC and the Orlando City School affiliate. The pro sports venues 20 minutes north via SR 417 and the Shingle Creek Trail trailhead inside the community add to the profile. Ready to make Hunter's Creek your home? Browse Hunter's Creek real estate listings.
Related reading: Spectator Sports | Youth Athletics | Fitness Studios & Gyms
Back to TopFind Your Home in Hunter's Creek
Ready to enjoy the athletic lifestyle and sports amenities of Hunter's Creek? Our team at Florida Neighborhood Realty can help you find the right village — whether that's a golf-corridor home in Fairways or Chalfont, a lakefront property in Quail Lake, or a park-adjacent home in Eagles Landing or Mallard Cove. Browse Hunter's Creek homes for sale or contact us for personalized help.
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*Disclaimer: The information on this page is for general informational purposes only. Facility hours, membership fees, programs, course status, and access may change — Hunter's Creek Golf Club was reported closed for renovation as of April 2026; verify current status directly with each facility before visiting. The inclusion of sports facilities, golf courses, gyms, and links on this site does not imply endorsement. We are not responsible for the content, accuracy, or services of any linked sites. Community park access requires a valid Hunter's Creek ID card. Private clubs and facilities may require membership or fees for access.
Last Updated: April 18, 2026
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