Cross Creek Golf & Country Club is a Fort Myers residential golf community with 905 living units organized through 18 local condominium associations or villages.
Residential owners in those local associations are automatically members of Cross Creek of Fort Myers Community Association, Inc. The master Community Association owns the golf course, clubhouse and other master community facilities, while each local association has its own governing documents and responsibilities.
Until a verified Cross Creek saved search or property boundary is attached to this page, the listings above should be treated as a broader Fort Myers starting point rather than a guarantee that every displayed property is located inside Cross Creek.
If Cross Creek is specifically where you want to live, contact us and we can help narrow the search by property type, local association and the ownership priorities that matter to you.
Current official Cross Creek materials identify 905 living units within the community.
Cross Creek is organized into 18 separate local condominium associations or villages, each with its own governing documents and rules.
Owners in the local associations are automatically members of Cross Creek of Fort Myers Community Association, Inc.
Cross Creek is structured differently from a community where the residential association and golf club operate as unrelated entities. The Cross Creek master Community Association owns the golf course and other master facilities, and residential owners within the 18 local associations automatically become members of that Community Association.
At the same time, each local association has its own condominium documents, rules and property responsibilities. Buyers should therefore evaluate both the master documents and the documents governing the specific village or association containing the home.
Cross Creek's current official community information identifies two and three story residential buildings, attached villas and single-family homes within the community.
Cross Creek includes residences in two and three story buildings. Buyers should verify the local association, governing documents and property-specific maintenance responsibilities.
Attached villas are also identified in official community materials. Review the applicable local association documents before purchasing.
Cross Creek also includes single-family homes. Buyers should confirm the exact association structure and obligations applying to the specific property.
The official Cross Creek resident handbook explains that each of the 18 local associations or villages is governed by its own declaration, articles, bylaws, rules and regulations.
The master Community Association documents govern community-wide matters. The handbook states that the master documents prevail except where a local association provision is more restrictive.
Cross Creek of Fort Myers Community Association owns the community golf course. Current official materials describe it as an Arthur Hills designed, par 60 executive course.
The current golf page states that the course was designed in 1985 and built in 1987, with greens, fairways, tees and bunkers renovated between 2012 and 2015.
Unlike a separately operated golf club outside the residential association structure, the Cross Creek golf course is owned by the master Community Association.
Community Association membership accompanies qualifying residential ownership, but buyers should verify current golf privileges, rules, charges and participation requirements rather than assuming every form of golf is unrestricted or included without additional cost.
Current official Cross Creek materials identify a clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis and pickleball courts, bocce, dining and organized social activities in addition to golf.
Current community materials identify tennis, pickleball and bocce among the recreational options available within Cross Creek.
The master Community Association owns a swimming pool, and official community information notes that a number of local associations also have their own pools.
Cross Creek currently operates clubhouse dining and maintains an active calendar of community and social activities.
Cross Creek Golf & Country Club is located at 13050 Cross Creek Boulevard, Fort Myers, Florida 33912, off the Daniels Parkway corridor.
Buyers should evaluate the location of the specific residence and normal daily routes based on the destinations important to them rather than relying on fixed drive-time estimates.
A Cross Creek address alone does not tell a buyer everything about the property's obligations. The specific local association is an important part of the due diligence.
Compare the residence itself, property style, location within Cross Creek and maintenance preferences.
Determine which village or local association governs the property and review its current documents, budget, insurance responsibilities and assessments.
Evaluate the master Community Association obligations and verify the current recreational and golf privileges that accompany the property.
Fort Myers golf communities use different relationships between residential ownership, association membership and golf. Understanding those differences before comparing individual homes can make the search much clearer.
Compare Cross Creek with a community where the residential association and golf operation are separate and golf offers public play and optional memberships.
Explore Eagle RidgeCompare Cross Creek with a bundled private golf community where country club membership is included with homeownership.
Explore Olde HickoryCompare Cross Creek with a resident-owned bundled golf community where club membership is directly connected to residential ownership.
Explore Kelly GreensThe current community website uses Cross Creek Golf & Country Club. The legal master entity is Cross Creek of Fort Myers Community Association, Inc.
Current official community information identifies 905 living units.
Cross Creek has 18 separate local condominium associations or villages. Owners within those associations are automatically members of the master Community Association.
Cross Creek's official resident handbook states that Cross Creek of Fort Myers Community Association owns the golf course.
No. At Eagle Ridge the residential association and golf operation are separate. At Cross Creek, the master Community Association owns the golf course and residential owners within the local associations automatically become Community Association members.
Buyers should not assume that. Verify current golf privileges, charges, rules and participation requirements directly through the Community Association for the specific ownership or occupancy situation.
Current official community information identifies two and three story residential buildings, attached villas and single-family homes.
Current official materials describe an Arthur Hills designed, par 60 executive course. The official golf page states that it was designed in 1985 and built in 1987, with greens, fairways, tees and bunkers renovated between 2012 and 2015.
Buyers should not assume so. Each of Cross Creek's 18 local associations has its own governing documents and responsibilities in addition to the master Community Association structure.
No. Association obligations, assessments, golf charges and other ownership costs can change. Verify current information directly through the applicable associations and transaction documents.
Use the official community website for current community, golf, association and lifestyle information.
Official Cross Creek WebsiteUse the official golf page for current course information and golf operations.
Official Golf InformationCompare Cross Creek with other Fort Myers golf communities to understand how master associations, local associations, bundled memberships, separate clubs and association-owned golf facilities affect the home-buying decision.
Tell us what matters most: property type, location within Cross Creek, maintenance preferences, golf, association structure or the overall community lifestyle. We can help narrow the Cross Creek search and identify the master and local association questions that should be verified before you buy.
Master and local association requirements, governing documents, assessments, insurance responsibilities, maintenance obligations, golf privileges, golf charges, community rules, transaction requirements and property availability can change. Verify all material facts directly with the applicable associations and transaction documents before purchase.