Many of you have been following our progress for quite some time and are drawn to the concept of cohousing. Now is the time to come for a visit, see our site and get to know our members. Please come to visit us on Nov. 19th or any third Saturday of the month.
On Friday, October 21st six Wolf Creek Lodge members hiked the Loch Leven Lakes trail. Wolf Creek Lodge is less than an hour’s drive from the dramatic hiking opportunities in the northern Sierra. The Loch Leven trail crosses the transcontinental rail road as it climbs up the Sierra to Donner Pass. Here the group is attempting [...]
Did you know that there are only four adult cohousing communities in the US and one of them is in the California Foothills? For people over 50 who want to live in walkable, sustainable, adult communities where real relationships with like minded people flourish, this is an idea worth hearing about. Adult Cohousing is an idea who’s time has come.
On Nov. 6th at , Nevada City Architect Katie McCamant and members of Wolf Creek Lodge will host an presentation about cohousing in general and Wolf Creek Lodge specifically. Members of the Lodge will talk about their individual experiences and why they’ve decided to downsize and move to this walkable, sustainably-built neighborhood . With construction well underway and only six home left, now is the time to learn all about it.
On a beautiful fall Saturday, Lodge residents visited their future homes. The top of the garage–the podium had just been poured, so this was the first time resident actually walked on their own subfloors (the slab). You can begin to really appreciate the great views these homes will have.
Tell your friends to come hear Katie McCamant, author and architect, speak about adult cohousing in general, and the development of Wolf Creek Lodge in Grass Valley right here in the Briar Patch Community Room.
There is lots of fun things to do in Grass Valley and neighboring towns.
People who have lived in Nevada County and Grass Valley have a wonderful treasure nearby: the Yuba River. In all seasons it is a great place to visit. It’s a wild and scenic river that is fed by the melting snow in the High Sierras. In the spring it is a raging torrent.
The crew has been busy putting in stormwater, fire and water lines, digging footings for the East Wing foundation, installing the plumbing that runs under the slabs and beginning to prep the site for upcoming rains
On Sunday, September 25th, several members of Wolf Creek Lodge enjoyed listening to Judy Collins, at the age of 71, thoroughly entertain a capacity crowd of over 500 at the Veteran’s Hall in Grass Valley.
