Live Oak Community Club House

The Live Oak Community Club House is a vibrant institution located at 7901 Shin Oak Drive in Live Oak, Texas, United States. Established in 1971 from property donated by developer Lloyd Denton, the institution serves as a major flood control project. The main park, which spans approximately 75 acres, boasts a range of amenities including a football field, basketball court, skate spot, baseball fields, playscapes, and a disc golf course. A trail that circumnavigates the lake offers a path nearly 2 miles long, with lights provided by a 2014 bond project. The playground areas feature state-of-the-art astroturf and a surrounding fence for increased safety.

The Live Oak Community Club House also includes picnic sites equipped with tables and barbecue pits, open to the public on a first come, first served basis. The Oaks Plaza Skate Park, opened in 2016, offers a bi-level plaza style skate path with various skatable features. The lake at Lakeside Park, created in a watershed management project by the San Antonio River Authority, is an ideal spot for picnics, walks, and fishing.

The park is home to waterfowl such as swans, ducks, and Egyptian Geese, with instructions provided on feeding them properly. Paddle boarding, kayaking, and canoeing are allowed on the lake, with specific guidelines outlined in City Ordinance #1521. The institution was created with a Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone that included the Auburn Hills of Woodcrest, with Regent properties pledging funds for the park's development.

The Live Oak Community Club House strives to provide new and exciting recreational activities for the community, promoting safety, responsibility, and fun. With a dedication to trust, faith, courage, and dedication, the institution aims to serve its mission and community with excellence.