Kingswood Village Property Owners Association does not rent units. Owners may rent their units on a variety of platforms such as AirBnB, VRBO, Vacasa, etc. All matters with renting must go through their platform.

We do not have assigned parking spaces, so you may park in any spot. Street parking is also available but only from June 31st to October 31st due to snowplows. Keep in mind you are limited to a total of 3 vehicles per unit.

Yes, there are bears. Homeowners and guests are strongly advised to not approach as they can be aggressive and are not afraid of humans. Bears can even often break into cars if you leave food in them overnight and cause significant damage. With this in mind, please make sure all trash is put into the dumpster and not set outside or by your unit!

The Property Owners Association and its team typically remove snow daily or as needed. Roads and parking lots are given priority with walkways being cleared after. Vehicles in the parking lot are required to move at least once every 24hrs during snow removal times. You may also submit a snow removal request on our website.

Yes! Our pool is heated to 84 degrees but is typically cooler in the mornings before the heaters are turned on.

Homeowners are issued key fobs which grant them access to all amenities. For rentals, they must be given to the tenant by the owner. The POA will not issue them to the renter. If the homeowner loses a key fob, they must purchase a replacement at the office. Pool attendants do not have the authority to allow entry if you do not have a fob.

Trailers and RVs are not allowed in our parking lots with the exception of the short-term parking lot by the bocce ball court. You must register your vehicle using the online form under Forms & Documents. No overnight occupancy.

Homeowners are allowed to have pets as long as they remain leashed and are not a danger to homeowners, guests, or other pets. Unfortunately, we have a strict no-animals policy for all renters.

Thankfully Tahoe Area Regional Transport (TART) has an app where you can hail a ride to pretty much anywhere in Tahoe! They even will pick you up and drop off in the parking lot. 

This service is independent from Kingswood.

Generally, no. Short term renters are NOT allowed to have a grill at their unit during their stay. Homeowners are allowed an electric grill with propane, charcoal, and other open flame grills being prohibited. Homeowners who wish to have an electric grill must register it with us using the form on the website.

Kingswood and Placer County have a 'quiet time' beginning at 10pm. If you are certain they are renters, call the Placer County Short-Term Rental Helpline at: 530.448.8083 Complaints are recorded and documented by the helpline and will cite the property owner. For emergencies, call the Sheriff's Office at: 530.886.5375

Typically they change depending on the season and or weather. Staffing challenges can also affect open/closing times as well. Seasons and hours are posted for each amenity under the Community Amenities page on the website.

To mitigate bears breaking into cans and creating a mess, the trash cans have a lock on the left which must be pulled out, then down. Please make sure to break down any large items and do not, under any circumstances, leave trash outside

Cigarettes, vapes, cigars, and any other smoking device are not allowed anywhere on Kingswood property - that includes on the deck of a unit. You must be off of property to smoke, otherwise the owner of the unit will receive a $500 fine for each occurrence. 

The Association provides kayak racks located by the bocee ball court. Kayaks are no longer permitted to be stored on or below your deck. In order to use the provided racks, you must fill out the registration form on the website so we know who they belong to.

All kayaks stored on the racks must be removed by Nov 1st or they will be discarded.