Decent public course. Not too challenging so it's good for all skill levels, but still has some…read moreinteresting holes Definitely gets backed up and will be a 5+hr round

Met a friend here to practice some short game and was met by an employee notifying us that we had…read moreto pay $30 a person to practice for an hour.

This is the first time in my yelp history that I've wished I could give 6 stars…read more I went to this social change center for a summit for ALLGO. The surroundings were peaceful and healing. The staff made amazing indigenious foods with ingredients from their garden. The conference center and accommodations were rustic and comfortable. Most importantly, the vibes and energy from this place made for a great summit. I am left with only wonderful and positive things to say even though I should have been cranky and tired from traveling to another conference right beforehand in Chicago. If you are looking for a place for some team building for your business or organization, this place will do wonders.

I attended a 2 day workshop here, and there was something so special about this place! It was…read morequiet, comfortable, loved the huge fire place in the lodge, and there were enough (3) bathrooms for the 22 guests in the main lodge. The creek, trees, and ample sunshine make it a beautiful retreat.

Awesome place, great people and environment! Very clean, well lit, lots of cool meeting spaces,…read morequite, others are very respectful, kitchen area is awesome, great ice machine and free snacks! Really nice to take a walk outside when you need a break by Brushy Creek.

Our local community pool and rec area is well maintained and features three different pools. The…read moregym is well equipped and the service of the staff is top notch.

This is one of the nicest amenity centers in the Blackhawk community. I love living in this…read moreneighborhood. People who are interested in living here, it will be one of the best moves you ever decided on. The community is great and has a lot stuff for the family to do outside. There are trails to go running or walking on. The HOA here is really great too and takes care of the community very well.

I love my Community. This is exactly what I wanted when I moved here. Community activities are…read moreplanned for different holidays and craft classes, Beautiful walking trails and pool. If what you seek is a close -nit community this is it. The grounds are well maintained. HOA fees are low and seriously used for the good of the residents. A few different builders in the area. Mine is a Buffington and built well.

Orchard Ridge continues to surpass my expectations. As some of the earliest homeowners in the…read morecommunity, we've had the opportunity to see our neighborhood truly blossom. I highly recommend anyone looking for a truly welcoming place to call home with tons of community activity, neighborly support, and best-in-class amenities to drive by and say hello to our friends and families in Orchard Ridge.

Nice community located in hill country. Overbuilt with too many houses but a Wonderful place to…read morecatch the beautiful sunset.

Don't be fooled by all the pretty pictures of this community. The HOA had not dealt with feral hog…read moresituation in the community for over 3 years now. Also the lawn care folks dumped their debris on our green space which presents a potential for fire and they call this a "firewise" community. We have lived here 7 years and the HOA does nothing for the homeowners. We brought up the feral hogs situation as it has escalated in your yard and neighbors, below is their response. The picture is the current state of our yard and green space. The Travisso Community, Inc. (the "Association") has received inquiries from owners who are concerned about wild pigs in the community. The Association has looked into the matter to determine whether there are any cost-effective, long-term solutions that the Association can provide. Unfortunately, wild pig population management is challenging and the most effective remedial measures are, at best, temporary solutions because wild pigs are intelligent, highly mobile, nocturnal, and prolific breeders. In addition, drought conditions during the summer months can push pigs into populated areas where food sources are more abundant. Texas Parks and Wildlife Department provides the following information regarding wild pig population control: Though non-lethal means of reducing damage from wild pigs is sometimes effective at small scales, the only way to alleviate wide-spread impacts from wild pigs is to reduce the overall population. Lethal control measures are currently the only effective means of reducing wild pig populations. There are multiple lethal control techniques currently available to land managers and owners in the United States. However, no single method approaches the scale necessary to have a significant, long-term effect on wild pig populations across large tracts of land, and most certainly not at a national scale. The most popular methods of lethal control currently legal in the United States are trapping and dispatching, ground shooting, and aerial gunning. Ground shooting and aerial gunning pose significant safety risks. Traps are large and dangerous both before wild pigs enter the trap and after wild pigs are contained in a trap. The most effective traps (corral traps) are typically semi-permanent structures with a large footprint. In addition, any gains will likely be temporary as other pigs move in after the native pig population is removed. Finally, the governing documents for the community state the Association is not charged with the responsibility to prevent property damage or provide security. For the foregoing reasons, the Association has been unable to identify any course of action that would offer benefits that would outweigh concerns about the related expenses and hazards. The Association has contacted Edna Ellis with Leander Animal Control and we understand Ms. Ellis is exploring trapping options. Ms. Ellis can be contacted by phone at 512-528-2844 or by email at eellis@leanderTX.Gov.

I've only been here a month, but I can give a decent rundown of the place. If anything changes,…read moreI'll post updates. TL,DR - Inexpensive and well maintained community in a decent location. It is a bit dated and offers less amenities than newer places. However it has management that actually cares and has a stake in the community. The location - Off Pond Springs Road, which is easy access to Parmer and 183. The road itself is the outlet for nearby neighborhoods, but both have vent-offs to major roads, and there's no real reason for through traffic, so not a lot of bottlenecking. Walking distance to several restaurants and food trucks without crossing major intersections. Family Dollar and a corner store across a busy stop light intersection. The nearest bus stop is across an intersection either way, with the closest one being near that intersection. The nearby elementary and middle school are "walkable" down Anderson Mill, which is dubious. There is however, direct park access. There is no direct sidewalk path to Apple. The complex - Quaint, consisting of several buildings and 2 courtyards, the larger including the pool, the second including the laundry room. There are picnic tables dotted around the grounds and charcoal grills. About 4 or so Picnic tables around. Lots of trees and shade. The complex is built on a slight hill, so there are a number of steps and uneven spots on the footpaths. Possible to navigate as a relative high mobility a cane user. Walkers may have more difficulty. Wheelchair users would want to consider the following: There is limited ramp access to required facilities like the laundry room and mail room. And limited ramp access to certain apartments. But wheelchair access is not universal. You will want to talk with management about the unit ahead of time and scout the grounds for yourself. Pool is small, goes to about 5 feet deep. Is decently maintained. All buildings are 2 stories. Stair access only. There is no valet trash service, you bring the trash to dumpsters on either end of the park side of the complex. There is trash, recycling, and compost bins. The compost bins are small though. The balconies and patio spaces are decorated according to the utility. It has an old school charm with an old neighborhood phone number on the front sign. Parking is as-you come barring for handicaped spots. There is no upsell to garages or reserve spaces. There is a limited amount for the front units though, so you may end up having to walk a bit. The units- Only two bed two bath have washer and dryer hookups. (And you will need an adapter for the dryer.) Washer and dryer are not included. They also have a wood fireplace. There is no microwave included. Nor is there a dedicated space for one. Galley kitchen is limited, but workable. Think using the most of the space than having space that looks good. Dedicated pantry as opposed to some cupboard. Electric appliances For the two bed two bath units: The second bedroom can barely fit a queen against the wall and a desk. And that's cutting it close. If you're a single person, or a kid, it can work. If you have multiple kids, a bunk bed configuration would be ideal. Pretty sizable closets. Though they are dated in that they have pull string ceiling lamps rather than light switches. The front office did a good job of getting it ready for us, resurfacing of the bathrooms, new appliances. Utilities - Austin power which covers trash fee Google Fiber internet Time Warner Cable for TV if you want cable The management - One of the reasons we sought this place out, honestly. We had stayed in our previous apartment for about 2 years, and the front office staff changed about 4 times. Mary, however, has been at the front office here for 20 years. And conducts herself with a sense of pride from having spent that long making a good place to live. You cannot, I repeat, cannot, place a price on having to deal with people who care about doing a good job. It's that caring that allows this complex to punch above its weight. I have had two maintenance requests so far, they responded within a day, at the time I requested.

The schools and involved neighborhood make this a great place to live! Both Cactus Ranch and Walsh…read moreMiddle Schools are exemplary! My children have been going there for three years and I can't say enough great things. Behren's Ranch is a really active fun, welcoming community. As soon as the amenity center is expanded we'll be almost perfect. That pool was too small for how big we'd gotten. Hope to live next to you soon! :)