The Key Peninsula branch of Windermere Real Estate serves clients looking to buy or sell property on Key Peninsula.…More It has experienced agents who know the details of the market on the Key Peninsula and are able to help buyers find the property that is just right for them. Sellers can also trust the agents at Key Peninsula Windermere to know the local market conditions and help them get the most out of their real estate.</p> <p>Key Peninsula Windermere Real Estate is located off of State Route 302, just before 118th Avenue and across the highway from Charboneau Construction and Supply.  </p>

For residents on the north side of the Key Peninsula, Peninsula Market at Lake Kathryn Village is the place many go…More for groceries, produce, video rentals and household goods.  Peninsula Market has been serving the community since the 2003, when it took over management of Walt's Fine Foods.  Locals remark that everyone sees someone they know at Peninsula Market. On the Key Peninsula, this grocery store doubles as an informal meeting place.</p> <p>Peninsula Market is located in the Lake Kathryn Village shopping center - next to Costless Pharmacy, Minter Creek Veterinary and the U.S. Post Office.</p>

For residents of the Key Peninsula, Volunteer Park is the home of good times and good memories. Located next to Key…More Peninsula Middle School off of Key Peninsula Highway, Volunteer Park offers two sports fields, a skate park, picnic shelters, horseshoe pits and walking trails. There is also a nine-whole frisbee golf course on the grounds.</p> <p>Volunteer park hosts several events throughout the year, including Key Peninsula Little League games and the annual Key Peninsula Fair. The park was built in 1977 and is administered by Key Pen Parks.  Contact the park for information on hosting private events or reserving picnic pavillions.</p>

Located next to the Key Center Library, Station 46 serves as the headquarters of Pierce County Fire District 16, also…More known as the Key Peninsula Fire Department. With a combination of professional and volunteer firefighters, the department provides service for more than 1,800 residents living in the Key Peninsula and Herron Island. There are a total of six stations throughout the district, but only Station 47 in Home is staffed 24 hours a day. It covers a little more than 65 square miles of land.</p> <p>The Key Peninsula Fire Department was established in 1952. It got its first fire engine two years later. Today, the department has six fire engines, three ambulances and other rescue equipment. Every day, the department is staffed with at least four firefighters and paramedic personnel.</p> <p>The department's services include fire suppression, emergency aid and water rescue. Firefighters also hold CPR lessons and visit local schools to teach safety lessons to students.</p>