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Wondering what’s going on at OakLeaf Plantation? Sign up for our email blasts. If you missed an email - take a look at our past Newsletters. Children interested in playing sports? Check out the Amenities page with links to each sport organization. Want to take a dip in one of the pools? Sneak a peek at the Aquatics section of the Amenities page for hours and other useful information.
Need answers to your questions about the CDDs and POAs? Check out our links for each organization on our neighborhood information page
…And remember the staff is always here to provide you with any additional information you may need. Don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions!
With dozens of playgrounds, thousands of acres of greenery, and multiple activityfacilities including waterparks, and fitness centers; there is something here for every member of our Oakleaf families. Click on the image above to see details about each of our Amenity areas, hours,and general usage rules.
UPCOMING EVENTS
June
Dive in Movie
Double Branch (Phase 1) pools
Friday, 20th - movie starts at dusk (approx. 9pm)
Movie and Food Trucks TBA
Tunes by the pool
Double Branch (Phase 1) pools
Friday, 27th - 5pm - 8pm
FRIDAY, JUNE 27TH, 5-8 PM
Join us for our first Adult Evening at the Phase 1/Double Branch Lap Pool featuring live music by ADAM MERCER from the band OLD MAN JAMESON
This is a free event, as the tunes and beverages will be on us ( for the adults only). There will be food trucks available to purchase dinner and snacks.
Paint with Brooke - Kids night
Double Branch (Phase 1) pools
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
We are excited to be offering a kids paint night, for ages 6-12, hosted by Paint with Brooke in conjunction with our Adult Evening at the Pool on Friday, June 27th, 5-8
pm.
August
Back to school party
more details to come.....
Dive in and Food Truck night
@ Middle Village (phase 2) pools
Friday, August 15th
Food trucks will be availble after 5pm
movie will begin approx. 9pm
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