Fishing is allowed in the HOA ponds.
Fishing is for Plum Creek HOA homeowners and their family members only. All fish must be released back into the pond; fishing is catch-and-release only.
Shared neighborhood spaces
Explore Plum Creek's neighborhood boundaries and the shared outdoor areas held for the benefit of the community.

Neighborhood map
Open the interactive map to view neighborhood streets and the larger Plum Creek community area.
Open interactive mapTotal acreage is calculated from 251,707.24 square feet. Acreage shown on individual tract cards is rounded to two decimal places.
Tracts A–H
These eight tracts are owned by the Plum Creek HOA and maintained for the neighborhood through hired contractors and volunteer homeowners.
Contractor services support routine and specialized maintenance, while homeowner volunteers help care for, improve, and strengthen these shared community spaces.
Fishing is for Plum Creek HOA homeowners and their family members only. All fish must be released back into the pond; fishing is catch-and-release only.
Plum Creek Estates and Plum Creek Manor are not part of Plum Creek HOA. Residents of those neighborhoods do not have access to Plum Creek HOA parks or ponds.
View homes within Plum Creek HOA
Tract AThe large neighborhood pond area with its walking path, pedestrian bridge, lawn, and established trees.
Tract BHOA-owned green space serving the Cherry Hills Circle cul-de-sac.
Tract CThe landscaped neighborhood island along Sycamore Street.
Tract DThe community recreation tract with open lawn, walking access, playground equipment, trees, and pond area.
Tract EThe smaller neighborhood pond and landscaped Plum Creek entrance monument.
Tract FHOA-owned open green space at the south Juniper cul-de-sac.
Tract GHOA-owned open green space serving the Elm Street cul-de-sac.
Tract HHOA-owned open green space at the north Juniper cul-de-sac.
Enhanced reference views are provided for orientation; landscaping, maintenance, and seasonal conditions may change.