“The Sherwood Oaks continuing care concept is very important to us. If one of us requires continuing care in the on-site health center in our retirement homes PA, the spouse is still nearby and can easily visit.”
- Tom and Juanita Manley Residents since 2007

Retirement Homes? Pennsylvania Has The Best Communty!

Cranberry Twp was founded in 1804 and was named for the native wild cranberries growing along Brush Creek. Today, Brush Creek flows through the Sherwood Oaks campus, but you will find no cranberry bushes on the PA retirement homes' campus. You will, however, find cranberry plants flourishing a short distance away in the gardens at the Cranberry Municipal Building. Brush Creek winds through the upper campus, which is a wooded area with lovely trillium plants. Brush Creek feeds the two lakes that are situated on the retirement Pennsylvania homes' campus.

Recently, Cranberry Twp approved a Bike and Pedestrian connection Plan that is designed to increase existing biking and walking trails, as well as link them with trails in neighboring communities. Visit http:www.twp.cranberry.pa.us/ to view the Bike and Pedestrian Connection Plan.

Frequently Sherwood Oaks invites Cranberry Twp officials to visit the retirement homes PA campus to discuss the larger community's services and plans for the future. The Township Manager visits the retirement PA community, sometimes accompanied by a member of the Township board.

One reason for the Township's tremendous growth is its location. Serving as the intersection of Interstate 76 (the Pennsylvania Turnpike) and Interstate 79, Routes 19 and 228, the retirement PA homes are accessible from virtually anywhere. The completion of Interstate 279 cut travel time to Pittsburgh under half an hour. Although experiencing a great deal of growth over the past 30 years, this retirement Pennsylvania community still has a small-town feel.

Cranberry Twp enjoys a place in history, as George Washington and guide Christopher Gist reportedly traveled through Cranberry Township prior to the French and Indian War.

Sherwood Oaks is located in Cranberry Township; a vibrant, suburban PA retirement home just north of Pittsburgh.

Aside from one of the best retirement homes Pennsylvania, Cranberry Township features:

  • Population: est. 28,098
  • Land Size: 22.8 square miles
  • Cranberry Community Park, Sportsplex at Graham Park, North Boundary Park, Rotary Dog Park, Skate Park Waterpark
  • An extensive public library that welcomes over 182,000 visitors each year. This public library supplements the Sherwood Oaks library, the retirement homes Pennsylvania, that contains over 6,000 volumes.
  • Cranberry Twp enjoys a Moody Aa2 rating
  • Athletic associations for baseball, football, soccer and softball
  • Cranberry Highlands Golf Course
  • Access to major highways including Interstates 79, 279, 76 (PA Turnpike) and Routes 19 and 228.

In addition to its proximity to the city of Pittsburgh, the retirement PA location in Cranberry Township places it just minutes from The Cranberry Mall. For a more isolated wilderness experience, residents can travel just thirty minutes to Moraine or McConnell’s Mill State Park.

Many Cranberry Township residents commute to work in Pittsburgh. But even more people living throughout the tri-state area commute into Cranberry for work.
Cranberry is also home to Western PA's premier public golf course, which celebrates the region's natural landscape with a stunning 186-acre, par 70 course featuring 90 deeply sculpted sand bunkers and water hazards with more than 70 separate tee areas. Residents of this retirement Pennsylvania retirement homes qualify for both senior citizen and resident discounts.

Cranberry Township has embarked on a long-range comprehensive plan to envision and achieve the community’s dreams for the future. This plan ensures sustainable growth and improvement, meaning that Cranberry Township, a great place to live now, will be an even better place in the years ahead. We invite you to visit Sherwood Oaks, one of the best retirement homes PA.