About Del Webb Oak Creek
Del Webb Oak Creek is a gated community of 318 single-family homes in North Fort Myers, built around an amenity center/clubhouse with a fitness center and movement studio. Day to day, the nearest golf course, Sabal Springs Golf & Racquett Club, is about 3.7 miles straight-line from the community's center; the nearest library, North Fort Myers Public Library, is about 3.7 miles away; the nearest hospital, Lee County VA Clinic, about 5.6 miles.
Amenities — owned and operated by the Del Webb Oak Creek Homeowners Association, branded and marketed under Del Webb's active-adult lifestyle program — include an amenity center/clubhouse with a fitness center and movement studio, a resort-style pool with lap lanes and a spa, a restaurant and poolside bar, pickleball and bocce courts, a fire pit and community trails, an on-site preserve, a dedicated Lifestyle Director coordinating clubs, classes and events.
On paper, the community spans evacuation zones A · B · C.
Del Webb Oak Creek is one of the newest gated communities in North Fort Myers, and it is still being built. Lee County property records show the first homes here were constructed in 2023 and 2024, with 318 single-family residences recorded inside the current community boundary as of September 2026 — a fraction of the roughly 821 homes across about 418 acres that Del Webb's own marketing describes as the community's eventual buildout. For a buyer, that matters in two concrete ways: construction traffic and phased amenity openings are a normal part of living here for now, and the homeowners association itself is still developer-controlled rather than resident-run.
That governance point is worth being specific about. The Del Webb Oak Creek Homeowners Association, Inc. was filed with the State of Florida on October 27, 2021 (Sunbiz Document No. N21000012596), and its current officer roster lists the association's President and Vice President at the same Bonita Springs office address used by Pulte Homes' Southwest Florida division — the corporate parent of the Del Webb brand. That is standard practice while a builder is still actively selling homes: under Florida law (Fla. Stat. 720.307), the developer retains control of the board until a statutory turnover threshold is reached, at which point residents take over. Day-to-day management runs through Access Management, a Celebration, Florida-based HOA management firm, which staffs the on-site community office at 7165 Del Webb Oak Creek Boulevard and can be reached at 239-444-7337.
Del Webb Oak Creek is marketed nationally as a 55-and-older active-adult community, consistent with every other community carrying the Del Webb name, and the community's own materials describe it as built "all around" residents pursuing an active-adult lifestyle, with a dedicated Lifestyle Director organizing clubs, classes and events. The amenity campus centers on a clubhouse with a fitness center and movement studio, a resort-style pool with lap lanes and a spa, a restaurant and poolside bar, pickleball and bocce courts, a fire pit, community trails and an on-site nature preserve. A separate Del Webb Oak Creek Community Development District funds road, drainage and other infrastructure through a non-ad-valorem assessment on the property tax bill, distinct from the HOA dues that cover the amenity campus and day-to-day operations — worth understanding as two separate line items on any pro forma.
On the records side, Lee County GIS places Del Webb Oak Creek across evacuation zones A, B and C and flood zones that are mostly AE (about 55 percent of the boundary) with meaningful shares of shaded-X and standard X zones — flood insurance costs can vary noticeably by lot, so check the specific parcel. Fire coverage comes from both the North Fort Myers and Bayshore fire districts depending on location within the community, water and sewer service run through Lee County Utilities and the Florida Governmental Utility Authority respectively, and Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) is about 13.7 straight-line miles away. Twelve months of qualified county sales data show 55 recorded transactions with a median price of roughly $498,170, ranging from about $330,000 to $854,000 — reflecting new construction pricing rather than a resale market with much history yet (Lee County GIS, checked September 2026). Confirm current dues, construction timelines, the board's turnover status and community rules directly with Access Management or the builder's sales office; this page is an independent, records-based starting point and is not affiliated with the association, Del Webb, Pulte or Access Management.
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