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Established in the early 1980s by Standard Pacific Homes, Rancho Arbolitos is made up of three premier neighborhoods: Woodside Rancho Arbolitos, Parkside Rancho Arbolitos, and The Palisades.
woodsideWoodside Rancho Arbolitos marked the beginning of the Rancho Arbolitos community when the first home was constructed in 1984 (on Treecrest St). Woodside is made up of about 394 homes and features five main floorplans. Click HERE for more details on the floorplans found in Woodside.
parksideAfter Woodside was completed, Standard Pacific began Parkside Rancho Arbolitos. Parkside's first home was completed in 1988. Parkside is made up of about 416 homes and features six floorplans. Click HERE for more details on the floorplans found in Parkside.
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Excerpt from the 1980s original sales brochure:
Appropriately, Rancho Arbolitos means "Ranch of the Little Trees". Over 50,000 eucalyptus trees are being planted throughout Rancho Arbolitos, to provide a setting of natural beauty for this fine residential community... The first eucalyptus seedlings were brought to California in 1856 and became popular as windbreaks. For eight years, between 1904 and 1912, thousands of acres of these trees were intended for railroad ties, but the wood, unfortunately, could not hold spikes firmly enough. So the vast plantations of the eucalyptus trees were left to grow into fragrant forests of natural splendor... The 11 species of eucalyptus selected for Rancho Arbolitos are among the finest and cleanest of all varieties... The eucalyptus trees of Rancho Arbolitos are yours to enjoy for a lifetime of constantly growing beauty. |
the palisades
The Palisades neighborhood was built around the same time as Parkside; its first homes also constructed in 1988. The Palisades is a cut above, to be sure. All 163 homes in The Palisades are single-story, ranch-style homes which occupy one-acre lots or larger; they feature elegant circular driveways and many possess some of the most stunning views available in all of Poway.
Silverset neighborhood parkSilverset Neighborhood Park is located at the end of Silverset St. in the Woodside neighborhood, at the foot of Twin Peaks Mtn. It features two playgrounds, a baseball field, a basketball court, large grassy areas for picnicking, a fitness trail and access to Twin Peaks Trailhead.
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swim & tennis clubRancho Arbolitos is also home to the popular Rancho Arbolitos Swim & Tennis Club which features two pools, jacuzzies, nine tennis courts (including pickleball courts), a covered pavilion and gazebos for events and parties. It is located at 14343 Silverset St. Poway, CA 92064.
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POWAY
"THE CITY IN THE COUNTRY"
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- NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS -
If you've lived in San Diego for any amount of time, you've heard about Poway schools. Poway Unified School District (PUSD) is proudly ranked among the top 3% of school districts in the United States of America. This is tremendous and speaks to the leadership, faculty, families and students in Poway and the surrounding communities. For children in Rancho Arbolitos, elementary ages are zoned for Tierra Bonita Elementary School; middle schoolers for Twin Peaks Middle School; and high schoolers are zoned for Poway High School. Go Titans! |
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- OLD TOWN POWAY -
Less than one mile and walking distance from Rancho Arbolitos is Old Town Poway. Residents and their families will fall in love with Old Town. Families can enjoy Old Poway Park, its meandering paths along Rattlesnake Creek and picnic areas under enormous oak trees, and will especially love the Poway-Midland Railroad, which is a "full-size, narrow-gauge railroad in Old Poway Park which carries passengers aboard vintage and antique" locomotives and railroad cars. All aboard!
Old Town is also home to the City of Poway's Veteran's Park which offers invaluable education on each branch of the U.S. Armed Forces as well as live events, such as on Veteran's Day, where residents come together to honor those who have served our great country. You can also find the City of Poway's Farmer's Market in Old Town which is open on Saturdays from 8am to 1pm. Residents can even shop and dine across the street at Old Poway Village which features a wide array of eateries, salons, a market and more.
Click HERE for a map of Old Poway Park; a bird's eye view of the aforementioned attractions and enjoy the heart of Poway, "The City in the Country".
Less than one mile and walking distance from Rancho Arbolitos is Old Town Poway. Residents and their families will fall in love with Old Town. Families can enjoy Old Poway Park, its meandering paths along Rattlesnake Creek and picnic areas under enormous oak trees, and will especially love the Poway-Midland Railroad, which is a "full-size, narrow-gauge railroad in Old Poway Park which carries passengers aboard vintage and antique" locomotives and railroad cars. All aboard!
Old Town is also home to the City of Poway's Veteran's Park which offers invaluable education on each branch of the U.S. Armed Forces as well as live events, such as on Veteran's Day, where residents come together to honor those who have served our great country. You can also find the City of Poway's Farmer's Market in Old Town which is open on Saturdays from 8am to 1pm. Residents can even shop and dine across the street at Old Poway Village which features a wide array of eateries, salons, a market and more.
Click HERE for a map of Old Poway Park; a bird's eye view of the aforementioned attractions and enjoy the heart of Poway, "The City in the Country".