The Landings is known for its lush landscaping and mature trees, providing a serene environment. Outdoor amenities include a nature trail leading to a gazebo on the Intracoastal Waterway, the Eagles Nest Area Park and the new Basin Nature Preserve.

 
Watercolor illustration of mangroves and water
 
Paver foot path through lush vegetation behind Treehouse condo
 

Lush, well-maintained landscaping

Extensive mature and grand live oaks

 
Live oak trees with Spanish moss and tropical vegetation
Banyan trees along both sides of Peregrine Point Drive
 

Historic Banyan Trees

Nine Lakes & Thirteen Fountains

 
Carriage Lake and fountain
 
 

Mangroves & Intracoastal Waterway

Aerial view of mangrove area and kayak launch along nature trail

Bordering 78 acres of pristine mangroves along the Roberts Bay waterfront, The Landings is home to the largest privately owned mangrove preserve in the United States. This extraordinary natural setting not only provides scenic waterfront views but also helps reduce storm surge and wave impact, enhancing the community’s resilience. Preservation and continued growth of the mangroves remain a top priority for the neighborhood.

 
Aerial view panorama of the entire Intracoastal Waterway looking towards the gazebo, nature trail, and entire Landings community
 
Kayak racks along nature trail
 

Kayak Racks and Launch

Gazebo on Intracoastal Waterway

 
Gazebo overlooking Intracoastal Waterway
Aerial view of bridge section of nature trail through the mangroves area
 

Nature Trail to Intracoastal Waterway

 
Watercolor illustration of blue heron
 

Bayles Park

Brick Path through Bayles Park in Eagles Nest Area

The Eagles Nest Area (the “ENA”) is a 7.4-acre common area which includes Bayles Park, with its winding brick path and huge bay tree.

Aerial view of Eagles Nest Area
 
Aerial view of Basin Preserve and microforest Bench next to walking path entry point in the Basin Preserve
 

Basin Preserve & Microforest

The opening of the Basin Preserve and microforest introduces a remarkable new chapter for The Landings. The planting of the microforest in late 2024 and early 2025, utilizing the innovative Miyawaki Method, represents a significant milestone in further establishing The Landings as a premier nature-focused and environmentally conscious community.

Young tree seedlings in newly planted microforest
Illustrated map of Basin Preserve with numbered points of interest Key to numbered points of interest from Basin Preserve map
 
Walking path through Basin Preserve