crooked tree preserve

CROOKED TREE PRESERVE – MASON, OHIO

A wooded retreat combined with luxury living describes life at the Crooked Tree Preserve
community in Mason, Ohio. Adding to the relaxing retreat feeling are a Nature Preserve,
conservation areas, more than 50 acres of green space, and a community garden.

There are also paved walking and hiking trails totaling 1.5 miles. A pool and pool house
top off the amenities Crooked Tree Preserve residents enjoy.

Home prices begin in the mid-$500,000s and go up past $1 million.

Crooked Tree Preserve has its own Facebook page that features photos and videos
showcasing the community and some of the homes within it.

Something helpful for commuters is that Crooked Tree Preserve is conveniently located just 30
minutes away from both Cincinnati and Dayton. Nearby businesses include Luxottica, Cintas,
and Procter & Gamble.

The Mason City School District serves Crooked Tree Preserve. This district is known as one of the
best in Ohio, having placed 7th out of more than 600 public school districts in Ohio in the 2012-
13 school year. Since then, Mason City School District has continued to rank well, and within
Ohio’s Top Academic Performers.

THINGS TO SEE AND DO AROUND CROOKED TREE PRESERVE

Shopping, dining, and recreational opportunities are plentiful in Mason. The Deerfield Towne Center is an open-air mall in Mason that offers a little bit of everything, including fun events which are announced on their Facebook page.

The Beach Waterpark, Kings Island amusement park and the Lindner Family Tennis Center are all located in Mason and provide a wide variety of recreational fun.

Mason city celebrates the holidays each year with multiple fun events for all to enjoy. These include the Independence Day celebration called “Red, Rhythm and Boom,” September’s Mason Heritage Festival and Parade, and December’s Christmas in Mason events and activities.

During the summer months, Mason city offers live music downtown on Friday evenings. And a community garden is available for residents to use.

The Mason Community Center offers programs and classes for residents. The Mason Historical Society’s Alverta Green Museum is also open to the public. There is always something to do or enjoy in Mason.