Flewellen Creek

Eco-friendly living by design

The community land plan for Cross Creek ranch was designed with two objectives in mind: to enhance the lifestyles of our residents, and to be eco-friendly in the process. Every effort has been made to develop the natural beauty of our community, while at the same time making a positive and pro-active contribution to the environment. Our innovative and intelligent land plan design will enrich the lives of everyone who calls Cross Creek Ranch home, both now and for the generations to come.

Flewellen Creek Park

Winding approximately 150 acres through the very heart of Cross Creek Ranch, Flewellen Creek Park is destined to be one of our most unique and delightful amenities. The restoration of the creek and the development of the surrounding park will produce a rich, natural centerpiece that connects the entire community. By taking cues from the surrounding environmental region, Flewellen Creek is being restored to a beautiful and balanced eco-system that will provide support for birds and wildlife as well as a natural backdrop for the hike-n-bike trails and disc golf course.

Eco-Friendly Benefits

• Flewellen Creek Park: an environmental restoration project that will be the centerpiece of the community. When completed, the creek will feature pedestrian bridges, concrete Hike-N-Bike trails with specially designed markers and specially landscaped “resting areas” for relaxation and community health.
• Native Community Landscaping: Utilizing native trees, plants, and tall grasses in the landscaping adds a pleasing and distinctive aesthetic while supporting a healthy and sustainable environment. Located throughout the community are specially designated tall grass areas and reforestation areas that give Cross Creek Ranch’s its unique look and lower maintenance.
• Engineered wetlands: Our engineered wetlands area will contribute both natural beauty and environmental support to the community. In the future, Cross Creek Ranch will feature a beautifully engineered water quality basin, which will possibly include reflection ponds, resting/observation areas and will serve as an additional filter for our recycled water system.