Woodhavenhoa.org Website Review

The Woodhaven Community is beautifully situated within the quaint, history-rich city of Sherwood Oregon, Washington County’s newest gem.  Mother nature is on display in all areas of the Woodhaven community, from the tree-lined entrance boulevard to over 72 acres of preserved green space and walking paths.  The homes in Woodhaven have been designed to compliment each other as well as the community.  Single-family residences along with attractive town homes combine to form a community suitable for all ages.  Residents take pride in their homes and their neighborhood, as can be seen by the well-manicured lawns and the curb appeal of our streets. Woodhaven is a community centered around family and community spirit and designed in a manner that ensures these values will thrive.  Whether you are raising a family or enjoying retirement, Woodhaven is the place for you. The community of Woodhaven covers 185 acres, 72 of these are devoted to green space. There are nearly 2 miles of paved recreational trails meandering through the Woodhaven development. These trails are perfect for walking, jogging, bicycling or rollerblading. Stella Olsen Memorial Park is a Sherwood community park easily accessible from Woodhaven by way of paved, lighted, walking paths and a boardwalk. The park covers nearly 24 acres and is surrounded by trees and wetlands. The park hosts a children’s playground, sheltered picnic area, recreational paths, open areas and a bandstand. Stella Olsen Park hosts Music on the Green, Sherwood’s free summer Woodhaven Park covers 6 acres and currently hosts a play structure, swings, sand lot and bicycle moguls. There is also ample green space to relax on or run on for outdoor entertainment. The park is within walking distance for all of the residents of the Woodhaven community. The Sherwood School District is comprised of four elementary schools, two middle schools, and one high school. The schools are within walking distance of many Woodhaven neighborhoods. The schools have consistently received high rankings on the State of Oregon's school