Del Webb at Lake Oconee in Greensboro, Georgia is one of the few Del Webb communities in the country located on a navigable lake. Situated 75 miles east of Atlanta, Del Webb at Lake Oconee combines rural charm with convenient access to the culture and entertainment of Atlanta. Residents enjoy a beautiful clubhouse as well as access to all of the wonderful recreation offered by Lake Oconee.
The setting of Del Webb at Lake Oconee is unlike any other active adult community in the Southeast. The resort-like atmosphere is adorned with rolling hills dotted with towering pines and dogwoods. Over 30 percent of the community is preserved in its natural state.
The community is wrapped around the shores of Lake Oconee, Georgia's second largest lake. The man-made Georgia Power lake stretches along 400 miles of twisting shorelines and includes 19,000 acres of navigable water. The lake is home to some of the best fishing in the Southeast and is stocked with four kinds of Bass, Crappie and Catfish. Plus, the shores of the lake are a haven for wildlife including deer, wading birds and bald eagles. Water sports enthusiasts enjoy all sorts of lake activities including boating, sailing, water skiing, kayaking and personal water craft. The hydro-electric power generating lake enjoys almost constant levels and is surprisingly one of the least crowded lakes in the region. Del Webb has 1,400 feet of direct lake access, which includes 38 boat slips, a boat launch and boat storage facility.
