Heron's Key

danyxx

I love love love it there. Miss working there all the time, great facility with an even better staff and a lot of heart. Thanks to everyone for all that they do to make it such a great place.

Marilyn Bower

We moved in the first month HK opened. We left behind a lot but have gained so much more. We are thankful every day that we moved in. I knew there would be many interesting people living here and there are. What I hadn't counted on was what a supportive community it would be. That was a special bonus. The staff are also amazing and so people centered. It is a great place to live and gets better each day.

Darlene Wickens

I've chosen Heron's Key for my "Forever Home" and it's the best decision that I've ever made! Knowing that I'll always have a beautiful, caring, comfortable and safe place to live surrounded by friends and an excellent, supportive staff makes Heron's Key "My Happy Place - Forever Home!"

John Neiswender

Among the best decisions my wife Robin and I ever made was to leave our above the bay home with its captivating view of Mount Rainier, and move to Heron’s Key Independent Apartments. We loved our home, but my wife’s fragile health made clear a need to free ourselves from demanding property maintenance and flights of stairs. For her sake, I told myself, we moved. Our hard decision was rewarded by the unexpected delight of friendly neighbors, a marvelous Heron’s Key staff, resident artists (my wife being one), writers, woodworkers, gardeners, intellectuals, fun-makers, pet-romping, and fitness buffs, activities and opportunities—we found we could be as busy or uninvolved as we wished. Most importantly, we found solid friendships. What began as a “good sense” move became the best move, ever. I thought I moved to Heron’s Key for my wife; but in January 2020, Robin’s unexpected death revealed more. Our move was for both of us. When Robin died, I was gently wrapped in the caring of our community. No one invaded my precious privacy; no one allowed me to feel isolated or alone. I did not have the mountain or the shore, but I had the nearby trails in the woods and peaceful ponds. I had an indescribable community of caring people. I am home.