Oak Tree offers a peaceful and tranquil setting with low noise levels throughout the streets. The neighborhood features a mix of housing built mainly in the 1980s, 1990s, and after 2000, including single detached homes and townhouses, providing options with three or more bedrooms. Accessibility by car is very convenient, with ample parking available nearby. Although the cycling network is limited, the area’s calm environment adds to its overall charm. Residents have easy access to supermarkets and other necessities by vehicle, making day-to-day living practical. This neighborhood presents a calm, well-maintained environment with thoughtful residential design.
The character of Oak Tree is exemplified by its slower-paced ambience. Most areas in Oak Tree are very quiet, as the streets are very tranquil.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
The centerpiece of the neighborhood, Oak Tree Country Club offers championship golf courses, tennis courts, swimming pools, and an elegant clubhouse, making it a hub for social and recreational activities right off Oak Tree Drive.
Highly rated and part of the Edmond Public Schools district, Cross Timbers Elementary is located just east of Oak Tree, providing families with convenient access to excellent education in a safe, close-knit setting.
A popular strip of restaurants and cafes along the Broadway Extension at Covell, this area just outside Oak Tree's gates offers everything from casual bites to upscale dining, perfect for residents seeking nearby flavor and variety.
Winding quietly through the neighborhood, the Greenbelt Trail offers residents scenic paths for biking, jogging, and dog walking amid mature trees and peaceful greenspaces exclusive to the Oak Tree community.
Oak Tree stands out for its manned gated entrances on Oak Tree Drive and Sorghum Mill Road, offering 24-hour security and peace of mind, making the neighborhood a haven for privacy and safety.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
Oak Tree residents can make a convenient Saturday trip downtown for Oklahoma-grown produce, baked goods, prepared foods, and artisan products. The market is close enough for a quick morning outing and pairs easily with coffee, brunch, shopping, or a walk through downtown Edmond.
View event details →This Route 66 centennial music celebration brings live Oklahoma bands to Edmond venues, including Dani Carson at Frenzy Brewing and performances at Stephenson Park. It offers Oak Tree residents an easy nearby evening of local music, food, drinks, and historic Route 66 atmosphere without traveling into Oklahoma City.
View event details →Residents can participate in routes ranging from a free one-mile kids’ ride to longer rides along historic Route 66, or simply watch the free downtown criterium races. The event creates a lively, family-friendly festival atmosphere with local dining and shopping close to Oak Tree.
View event details →Edmond’s popular third-Saturday street festival returns with live music, food trucks, pop-up shops, and free community entertainment. For Oak Tree households, it is an especially convenient way to enjoy a relaxed family or date night downtown while supporting local restaurants, makers, and musicians.
View event details →This not-too-scary Halloween-season trail is designed for families, with storybook characters, candy, a campfire, marshmallows, hot chocolate, hayrides, and children’s activities. Its Edmond location makes it a strong nearby fall outing for Oak Tree residents with young children, though advance tickets are required.
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Local characteristics and demographics for Oak Tree
