WELCOME TO
OAK CREEK COMMONS
Who We Are
Oak Creek Commons is a Multi-generational Intentional Community. We are located in Paso Robles (pop. 29,000) on the central coast of California, halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles. A 30 minute drive south gets us to San Luis Obispo and a 35 minute drive gets us to the Pacific Ocean.
We intentionally designed our cohousing neighborhood to foster community while preserving privacy and independence. The physical layout of the neighborhood makes it easy to know everyone in our 36-household community.
We share in planned & spontaneous social activities, community meals, child-care — as well as, self-managing & maintaining our property. We are known for helping our fellow neighbors when in need.
Oak Creek Commons consists of 31 condominiums and 5 single-family homes situated on over 14 acres — with more than 10-acres of undeveloped oak woodlands.
Living here has the feeling of a small village where children safely play and grown-ups know and care about each other. Our dogs, cats, & chickens love it here, too!
The layout of our community offers a more friendly and safe environment for kids & adults. We have multiple play spaces and places to gather, front porches facing the walkway, and cars parked away from homes.
Life At Oak Creek Commons
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Latest News
The Great American Melodrama
A group of us took in the show at The Great American Melodrama in Oceano on Saturday, Feb 11. We saw Lumberjacks in Love, and ate popcorn and nachos. A really fun time! 1912 at Haywire Minnesota, 200 miles from the nearest woman. Lumberjacks Slim, Muskrat, Dirty Bob,...
Community Dinner – Feb. 9, 2023
We had a wonderful Community Dinner in the Common House on Thursday. Joan was the head chef, assisted by Adam, Chuck, Lorraine and Terri. We served about 40 people, which must be a record! The menu included a Creamy Coconut Milk Chicken over rice – also a vegan...
Goat Herd Feasts on Underbrush
A small herd of goats was recently delivered to the Oak Creek Commons “10 Acre Woods” to chow-down on the plethora of grasses and weeds growing in the natural woodlands. With the aim of reducing the danger of wildfire, the goat herd has grown from an initial eight,...