The exclusive Ponte Vedra Inn & Club is seeking approval to add a Tiki Bar and a dedicated food truck area to keep members entertained during upcoming major renovations, The Citizen has learned.
The luxury beachfront club, where initiation fees have soared to $120,000 amid high demand, plans to build a 520-square-foot open-air Tiki Bar, an expanded driveway for daily food truck service, and an outdoor paver patio with movable seating.
According to application documents, these additions will provide a gathering space for members while construction is underway.
A rendering of a food truck features an oceanfront vehicle named “The Dune Buggy”, designed in PVIC’s signature style.
Expanding a Legacy
The Gate-owned resort has already secured approvals for a significant transformation, including:
- A renovated Surf Club
- A new sports facility with tennis courts and a pool
- Future expansions that could add 100,000 square feet to the Inn & Club and 35,000 square feet to The Lodge & Club
Exclusive and In Demand
Established in 1928, PVIC is considered North Florida’s premier beach club—and its popularity continues to soar.
With waitlists stretching beyond a year, the club is making moves to enhance the experience for its elite members while renovations unfold.