Amenities
Pool/Restroom Access:
The pool gate and restroom doors are access controlled. Each resident will need to complete an Amenity Waiver, upon completion the email from ProData Key will be sent within 1-2 days upon submitting the application. Please check Spam, as the email usually filters there. If you have already completed it, but have not received the email for mobile access instruction, please contact Management.
The pool gate and restroom doors are access controlled. Each resident will need to complete an Amenity Waiver, upon completion the email from ProData Key will be sent within 1-2 days upon submitting the application. Please check Spam, as the email usually filters there. If you have already completed it, but have not received the email for mobile access instruction, please contact Management.
The amenities at Emory Crossing include:
- Splash Pad & Pool
- Soccer Field
- Outdoor Fitness Area
- Pavilions with Restrooms
- Trail
- Playground - Nature at Play Guide
- Emory Crossing is proud to be a National Wildlife Federation Certified Wildlife Habitats® community.
- The Boulders offer diverse opportunities for imaginative play, social, physical, and constructive play. They can serve as mountains, islands, or foundations for sandcastles encouraging children to build, dig, and create their own worlds.
- Seating: They are a great way for children who don’t want to be sitting in the sand to still participate in the area. Parents/caregivers can also sit in the area. (pending Boulder sizes)
- Sensory: They provide sensory exploration with the varied textures (rough, smooth, cool, warm, etc.) for children to explore. Nature Connections to their surroundings.
- Children develop their own sense of care, concern, and safety when they climb on the boulders. (teaching themselves about the materials)
- Dramatic Play: The Boulders can be used as props or landmarks in children’s stories.
- Physical & Gross Motor Skill Development: Climbing, and balance & coordination & digging
- Collaboration & Cooperation: children might work together to “bury” the boulder or dig around the boulder to the bottom of it, which fosters teamwork and social skills. Children tend to play together and converse with each other what they are doing and what they are pretending.
- Spatial Awareness: It helps children develop their spatial awareness as they navigate around the space and build structures
