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Solivita Amenities Map
Pools
Solivita has 14 heated swimming pools.
Riviera Spa and Fitness Center
- Certified Trainers
- Fitness Center
- Indoor Track
- Indoor, Heated Lap Pool
- Group Fitness Classes
- Outdoor Pool and Spa
The Palms Amenity Complex
- Fitness Center
- Group Fitness Classes
- Full-time trained fitness staff
- Outdoor heated pool
- Whirlpools
- Outdoor fireplace
- Lighted Bocce and Pickleball Courts
- Har-Tru Tennis Courts
Freedom Park
- Baseball field
- Bocce ball
- Pickleball
- Outdoor pavilions
- Dog Park
- Horseshoe pits
3 Restaurants
The Grille at Stonegate Golf Club is a casual dining experience with top-rated service amidst a sports bar setting. Grab a quick bite at the turn or settle in to watch the game with your buddies. The Grille is a favorite spot for Solivita residents.
Mosaics is a stylishly-decorated special events restaurant overlooking the gorgeous golf course at Stonegate Country Club. Guests can enjoy upscale meals, group gatherings, and planned events.
The Marketplace Bistro is a fast, friendly eatery offering grab-and-go foods for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.
2 Golf Courses at Stone Gate Golf Club
Stonegate Golf Club includes two championship 18-hole golf courses. The facilities offer a pro shop, practice area, aquatic driving range and locker rooms.
The Oaks: Designed by Ron Garl, this 18-hole course is a par-72 set among over 7,000 yards of beautiful Florida landscape.
The Cypress: More challenging than The Oaks, this 18-hole par-72 was selected for Golf Digest's list of "Best Places to Play".
Security Gates
Solivita is a gated community with 6 manned Security Gates
Pharmacy
K and M drug store and pharmacy
Downtown
Solivita's Downtown has art studio, ceramics studio, billiard room, meeting rooms, concierge service.
Bella Viana and Venezia
Satellite Communities attached to Solivita Main side through a golf cart tunnel as well as roads.
SolivitaSales Office
212 Solivita Blvd.
Weekly Blog
A Snowbird’s Florida Guide
If spending the cold winter months living in sunny Florida is something that you have often thought about but never really explored, today is the day for you to start thinking a bit more seriously about wintering in Florida.
With a history that dates back to brilliant minds like John D. Rockefeller, Henry Ford, and Thomas Edison, the snowbird concept of heading south to Florida for the winter has long been popular among just about anyone who can afford it.
And with the ease of travel, the power of the internet, and plenty of reasonably priced real estate, the snowbird dream has never been more attainable than it is today. You are going to love it!
If you are considering the possibility of becoming a snowbird next year, there are several things you should consider. So, over the next 14 weeks we will cover 14 things all snowbirds should know.
January 18, 2021
Snowbird Fact #1
When is Snowbird Season?
As a general rule, snowbird season here in Florida kicks off at the beginning of October and our seasonal residents will continue to trickle in all the way through the end of the holiday season.
Depending on where the snowbirds are coming from, they tend to head back home for the summer sometime during the months of April and May.