King's Deer Homeowners Association  

 

King's Deer entrance at County Line and Roller Coaster, with Pikes Peak in the background Welcome!

This is the official web site of the King's Deer Homeowners Association. Here you will find information about the association, its activities, events, policies, and some information about the local area.

The King's Deer HOA office is located at the King's Deer Golf Course clubhouse (19255 Royal Troon Drive).

CONTACT - The daily business of the Association is performed by the King's Deer Executive Director, Mr. John Highhouse. The best way to contact John is by email at admin@kingsdeer.org for any HOA related matter. Please include your address in the subject line. Messages that require Board, Director, or Committee action will be directed to the appropriate group or person. For your convenience, there is a secure drop box marked "HOA" located outside the HOA office door located at the King's Deer Golf Course Clubhouse. Additional contact information is located on the Administration page.

PAYMENTS - Kings Deer HOA accepts credit card and ACH payments through the ZEGO payment portal. You may use your major credit card (3.95% fee paid to Zego) or ACH bank transfer (no fee) to pay assessments, fees, fines, or other HOA payments. Compliance fees are not eligible to be paid through Zego at this time. Also, debit cards are not accepted. While we encourage payments using Zego,owners may continue to pay by check to the HOA office as they have in the past. Either stop by the office, deposit in the secure drop box, or mail the check to us at: PO Box 3143, Monument, CO 80132.

Owners must register on the ZEGO portal before making a digital online payment. When creating a Zego account, select "Homeowner", and use "Kings Deer HOA" as the property (HOA) under which you search. You will use your property address, for example, "12345 Kershaw Ct", as the account number. Then continue to complete the registration with your personal and payment information.

VISITORS! Are you looking for the covenants, Architectural Control Committee forms, or other corporate documents? If so, follow the Library link at left. Minutes and financial reports are available to HOA members in the Library section of the Owner area.

Golf Course and Common Areas Use

Posted 01/08/26

To all King's Deer owners and guests-

The golf course is privately owned and is not part of the King's Deer HOA. Residents are asked not to walk, snowshoe, ski, sled, walk dogs, or participate in any other activity on the golf course property. The HOA has 55+ acres of common areas and over 9 miles of trails for our residents to enjoy. A map of these HOA-owned recreational areas is available on the website; follow this link. You are welcome to use our sports field and adjoining playground area.

Likewise, the golf course management has taken additional steps to encourage their golfers to be more respectful of people's property. They previously had printed on their scorecards for golfers to stay off homeowners' properties. This past season, they have installed new signs posted in various areas along the boundaries. There are also new permanent signs installed in each golf cart that list rules, including one advising against trespassing onto homeowners’ properties. However, there is only so much they can do. 

Residents are also reminded to stay off the ponds during the winter. Most of these are owned by the golf course, and their use during winter is both dangerous and prohibited. The HOA has only one pond located between Glenthorne and Archers, south of Trumpters. Access is limited by trail from either Archers or Trumpeters. 

Finally, we ask owners to clean up after their dogs while on the trails. And please do not leave plastic bags of dog waste along our trail systems or on the golf course. Dogs must be on leash while walking on the trails and in any of our common areas in King's Deer. This is a county ordinance, as well as in our HOA policies. 

Thank you for your cooperation with our friends and neighbors.


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