Sycamore Creek: Oakwood by Lennar - Corona, Ca

Sycamore Creek: Oakwood by Lennar is a completed Lennar subdivision within the 717-acre Sycamore Creek master plan in Corona’s Temescal Valley. Unlike a 55+ community, Oakwood is a general-market neighborhood; property records for Tract 36317 identify it as not age-restricted. The larger master plan combines single-family housing with pools, fitness facilities, parks, trails and sports amenities. For prospective residents, the distinction matters: Oakwood offers access to a broad recreation network, but it does not provide the age-qualified structure associated with dedicated active-adult communities.

HOMES

Oakwood was built by Lennar as a collection of two-story single-family homes. Archived builder and resale records identify three floor plans ranging from about 2,409 to 3,162 square feet, including Residence 1, Residence 2 and a Next Gen plan with an attached suite. Examples include two-car garages, lofts, first-floor bedrooms in some plans, and open kitchen, dining and great-room layouts. Lennar's Oakwood collection is completed, so buyers now encounter the homes through the resale market rather than new-home sales.

AMENITIES

Oakwood residents have access to the broader Sycamore Creek recreation network, including a swim complex with two pools and a splash park, fitness center and clubhouse. The association also maintains parks and community facilities, while Deleo Regional Sports Park provides additional outdoor recreation. Current association information confirms the fitness center and pool facilities, and its 2026 calendar shows recurring community events, including pool movies and seasonal activities. Walking and biking opportunities connect residential areas with the wider park system.

LOCATION & NEARBY ATTRACTIONS

Oakwood forms part of Sycamore Creek in Temescal Valley, south of Corona and west of Interstate 15, between Temescal Canyon and Indian Truck Trail. The broader community has neighborhood shopping at The Shops at Sycamore Creek, while Dos Lagos, The Crossings and Tom’s Farms provide additional shopping, dining and entertainment options. Outdoor recreation includes Deleo Regional Sports Park and access to trails near the Cleveland National Forest. Interstate 15 provides the principal regional road connection for Corona and surrounding Inland Empire communities.