FCR is unique because of the way it is structured. Each member owns a one- acre parcel, and the remaining 840 acres is common property. This ‘common property’ approach provides a natural environment enjoyed by members in a variety of ways. The community is overseen by a volunteer Board of Directors and several committees, which manage the various operational aspects of the Ranch. We are like a small village, with our own water supply and distribution system, and several miles of roads which we maintain with our own equipment. Many of our members volunteer their time to help work on various ranch committees and projects; it is this sense of a community working together that makes living at Falls Creek Ranch so special.
Our numerous amenities allow members many recreational opportunities. FCR’s 840 acres of common property includes: our private lake, a tennis/pickleball court, horse facilities, trails for walking and bicycling, beautiful views and wildlife/bird watching.
Our Board of Directors and Committees manage the HOA in accordance with our protective covenants and specific rules. Our annual assessments pay for the water system, road maintenance, common property management, centralized trash collection, our full-time on-site employee, and all the other aspects of managing a small community.
It is truly a special place to live!
History of Falls Creek Ranch Creation Photo Gallery (more to come!)