Why Live in Tall Oaks Crossing
Tall Oaks Crossing in Bowie is a residential neighborhood characterized by its Colonial Revival homes built in the late 1980s and early '90s. The streets are lined with tall trees and narrow sidewalks, creating a walkable environment. The neighborhood's homes feature two-car garages and neat landscaping, maintained under HOA covenants. Safety is a notable aspect, with a crime score lower than the national average. Community amenities include a playground, nature trails, tennis courts, and a small man-made lake for fishing. Residents often visit nearby Allen Pond Park, located about 4 miles north, which offers walking trails, fishing spots, a playground, skate park, and sports fields. For more excitement, Six Flags America is 4 miles west, featuring roller coasters and a water park. The South Bowie library branch, less than a mile south, hosts various activities for all ages, including story hours and game nights. For dining and shopping, residents drive about 5 miles north to Bowie Town Center, where they find a mix of national chains and local favorites like Jerry’s Seafood and Rips Country Inn. While the neighborhood is walkable for local visits, most residents rely on cars for errands and commuting. Bowie’s central location provides convenient access to Washington, D.C. (21 miles west), Annapolis (19 miles northeast), and Baltimore (42 miles north).
