Area Info

Schools

The subdivision is part of the award winning Clarkston Community Schools and with several nearby options of private schools and Early Education centers.

Clarkston Community Schools

Award winning public schools serving our district:

Independence Elementary (0.7 mi)
Sashabaw Middle (6 mi)
Clarkston Junior High (3 mi)
Clarkston High School (3.4 mi)

Private Schools

Springfield Christian Academy (3.5 mi)
Everest Collegiate High School & Academy (4 mi)
Our Lady Of The Lakes Catholic Parish School (5 mi)
Notre Dame Marist Academy (12 mi)
Auburn Hills Christian School (16 mi)

Early Education & Day Care

Clarkston Early Childhood Education (2.8 mi)
Montessori School of Clarkston (3 mi)
The Children's Ark (3.5 mi)
Cedar Crest Early Childhood Center (4 mi)
Lil Peoples Place (4.5 mi)
The Learning Experience (4.5 mi)
St Trinity Lutheran Preschool (4.7 mi)
Heartfelt Impressions (5 mi)

Parks

Nature is plentiful around The Manors of Deerwood with many parks in short distance. Independence Oaks boards the subdivision to the East providing great shelter for wildlife that often crosses over to the subdivision.

Independence Oaks County Park

5.8 mi

Independence Oaks is the largest Oakland County Park at 1,286 acres. The Wint Nature Center offers interactive exhibits, interpretive programs and Scout Badge Days. Recreation amenities include: 12+ miles of natural and paved trails; a swimming beach; archery range; volleyball courts; boat launch (non-motorized boats).

From The Manors of Clarkston, if walking or biking, the park can be accessed from the gate at the end of Perry Lake Rd - 2 miles from the subdivision.

Clintonwood Park

4 mi

Clintonwood Park is 120 acres of open space. The park features pickleball courts, basketball, 4 square and tennis courts, playground and spray park, baseball, softball and soccer fields, and volleyball.

If walking or biking the Park is only 2.2 miles away from The Manors of Clarkston.

Indian Springs Metropark

9 mi

Get an intimate look at the area’s native ecosystems at the Environmental Discovery Center, or hike trails meandering the headwaters of the Huron River. The park encompasses more than 2,215 acres of wooded wetlands and rolling meadows.

The park hosts a variety of recreation including an 18-hole golf course, a paved hike-bike trail, scenic picnic areas, volleyball, and horseshoe pits. In the summertime, kids can cool off at the Spray ’n’ Play spray grounds, rock-climbing wall, and a playground.

Dinning

The Manors of Clarkston is located just a couple of miles from the Village of Clarkston with plenty of local food joints that cater to a variety of palates.