The Fields at Indian Creek sits at 3490 South Cedar Crest Boulevard in Emmaus, PA, and stretches across a pretty spot with streams, trees, and even views of South Mountain, so you'll see all sorts of natural sights if you walk along the trails by Leibert Creek or head over to Camp Olympic Park, and the whole place has lots of benches and distance markers on the paths for stopping and catching your breath or just thinking. The community has 220 single-family homes, most with customizable layouts, like double master suites or lofts, and they come in sizes from a little over 1,500 square feet to nearly 3,000, always with energy-efficient HVAC, big closets, gourmet kitchens, and attached two-car garages, and some homes have masonry facades or a slab on grade, second floor, or basement if that's what you need. People who live here have both comfortable homes and a clubhouse of 7,800 square feet, which is pretty large, and there are social rooms, a ballroom for big events, a state-of-the-art gym, walking trails, fire pits, swimming pool, bocce and pickleball courts, dog parks, and handy things like indoor lounges, fireplaces, game room, spa and wellness room, library, and fitness classes, so folks who want to stay active or sit down with a book or a friend usually find a spot to do just that.
The Fields at Indian Creek is designed as a 55+ active adult community where people can choose from independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing home services, and continuing care retirement options, so whether you need a lot of care or just a bit, there's something for each stage, and if you only need help for a short while, there's also respite care for family caregivers to get some relief. Care here is very much designed for each person's needs, so you might get help with bathing, dressing, transfers, medication management, or meals, and there are round-the-clock medical staff, a 24-hour call system, and supervision in place for those with memory loss, like Alzheimer's or dementia, in secure memory care environments. You'll also find physical health services, rehabilitation, wound care, and help with daily living tasks for folks in assisted living or skilled nursing, and they're careful about dietary needs, so the dining room offers all-day meals to handle allergies, diabetes, and special diets too, with professional chefs doing the cooking and staff taking care of laundry, dry cleaning, housekeeping, and even move-in help.
The club here doesn't just stop at amenities; it arranges all sorts of social activities, community programs, movie nights, and groups run by residents themselves, plus a range of chaplains linked to schools and colleges like Notre Dame High School and Lafayette College, and there's a team of priests and deacons, both regular and emeritus, connected to different ministries. Religious support includes services for Catholic Charities, youth and young adult programs, diocesan activities, dedicated offices for cemeteries, Hispanic ministries such as Misas En Español, resources for women, support programs for vocations and youth safety, retreats, webinars, and even faith resources like pilgrimages and novenas. Seniors who move here don't have to worry about transportation and parking, because the community offers both, and being close to major roads like Route 22, Route 78, the Pennsylvania Turnpike, Route 309, and Route 222 makes it simple to reach places like upscale shopping malls, theaters, restaurants, or healthcare centers. Homes are set up with tile floors, spa-style master baths, and low-maintenance features for aging in place, so you can settle in for the long run and relax knowing there's care, company, and a good setting to enjoy the Lehigh Valley. Deposits are being accepted for new residents, and the community is open Thursday through Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for folks who want to stop by and get a look at the place.
