Woodbine Oaks sits in Oakland Township, in the wooded hills just northeast of Butler — far enough out that evenings are birdsong and porch light, close enough in that you can be parked downtown in about 10 minutes. That's the trade most places make you choose between. Here you don't.
How far is Woodbine Oaks from downtown Butler?
About a 10-minute drive. From the park at 539 Chicora Rd, you follow Route 68 southwest into downtown Butler — roughly five miles of easy country road.
That puts groceries, restaurants, schools, pharmacies, and Butler Memorial Hospital all within a quick trip, while the park itself stays wrapped in woods and quiet.
What's in downtown Butler?
Downtown Butler is the county seat and the everyday hub for the area — Main Street shopping and dining, local schools, the Butler Farm Show and county fairgrounds nearby, and Butler Memorial Hospital (part of Independence Health System) for full-service healthcare minutes from home.
Butler keeps a working-town character that fits this community well: practical, friendly, and proud of the place.
How's the access to Pittsburgh and beyond?
Good — Route 422 runs right through Butler, connecting east–west across the county, and I-79 is a short drive west for the run south to Pittsburgh or north toward Erie. Cranberry Township's shopping and job corridor is about 35–40 minutes; downtown Pittsburgh roughly an hour.
Many residents commute to major employers around Butler in 15 minutes or less.
What is there to do outdoors in Butler County?
A lot — Butler County is one of Western Pennsylvania's best outdoor counties. Moraine State Park and Lake Arthur, about 20 minutes west, offer boating, swimming, fishing, and miles of lakeside trails. Jennings Environmental Education Center, Todd Nature Reserve, and the Butler-Freeport Community Trail round out the options.
And on ordinary evenings, the woods around your own lot at Woodbine Oaks do just fine.
Make Butler County Home
Wooded lots are open now at $490/month all-in. Come see the setting for yourself.