Woodgate isn't just a neighborhood, it's a Tallahassee tradition! Established in 1970, it's seen families grow and dreams take root. Nestled conveniently off Thomasville Road, just a stone's throw from I-10, it offers the perfect blend of community and connection.
Woodgate has blossomed from a quaint enclave of 70 homes to a thriving neighborhood of nearly 300. It's a melting pot of friendly faces, young professionals, families, and everyone in between. But the charm doesn't stop there. Woodgate boasts top-rated schools like Leon High, Cobb Middle, and Kate Sullivan Elementary, ensuring your kids get the best education.
Think location, location, location! Woodgate puts you at the center of it all. Need groceries? Hospitals? Shopping sprees? Malls? Check, check, check, and check! Plus, with a post office right around the corner, staying connected is a breeze. So, if you're looking for a vibrant community with a touch of established charm, look no further than Woodgate!
The WNA is incorporated as a Florida non-profit. You can find more information about our Articles and By-laws under the WNA heading on our home page. The WNA is a “neighborhood association” not a “home owners association”. There are no restrictive covenants within the WNA or the neighborhood.
Love trees? Our neighborhood is smothered in shade from mature oaks, pines, and magnolias. Plant your own and help us keep it green with native species from nearby nurseries!
Nearby Parks:
Dorothy B. Oven Park (Closest): This 6-acre park boasts a 1930s manor house, landscaped gardens, and is known for hosting exciting events throughout the year. [https://visittallahassee.com/partners/dorothy-b-oven-park/] It's a great option for a stroll or attending a community gathering [rental sites like Zillow or Trulia sometimes mention nearby parks in their descriptions, so you might find this park mentioned there too].
Winthrop Park: This park [https://visittallahassee.com/partners/winthrop-park/] features tennis courts, a playground, and plenty of green space, making it a good choice for families or anyone looking for outdoor recreation.
Guyte P. McCord Park: Guyte P. McCord Park is a 19.4-acre passive nature park located near Armistead Road in Tallahassee, Florida. It's a popular spot for residents and visitors alike for a variety of reasons. This park features seven bronze works by Tallahassee’s own Sandy Proctor. The sculptures are placed along a walking path that circles a pond filled with birds (and maybe alligators).
Beyond these three options, Tallahassee offers a variety of parks depending on what you're looking for:
J. R. Alford Greenway: Perfect for hiking, mountain biking, or horseback riding with trails and open terrain.
Lafayette Heritage Trail Park: Picturesque with multi-use trails, a pedestrian bridge, fishing, and boating opportunities.
AJ Henry Park: Another great option with multi-use trails, a playground, and athletic fields.
Maclay Gardens: https://www.floridastateparks.org/MaclayGardens