Ponderosa Pines Property Owners Association (PPPOA)

03/31/2021

Hi there, thanks for your interest in PPPOA.

To learn more about our HOA visit the site maintained by our Board of Directors for contact info, ccrs / bylaws, and minutes: http://www.pppownersassoc.org/

If you are an existing PPPOA owner, please contact and friend Debbie Sidwell (include your property address please) to gain access to our private fb group for homeowners only which is interactive.

Thanks and have a beautiful day!

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03/24/2016

View our public site at http://www.pppownersassoc.org

Ponderosa Pines Property Owners Association Home Page

09/28/2014

Many thanks to Cassie Leonardo for the lovely photo taken at Sparks Lake! Click on it to see the whole photograph - it's gorgeous!

05/24/2014

Many thanks to Catherine, PPPOA resident, for the wonderful cover photo!

02/27/2014

Please Vote for Ponderosa Pines on Facebook!

The PPPOA Safety & Emergency Committee has entered the State Farm Challenge to win one of twenty $500 awards in the Wildfire Preparedness Day Neighborhood Project Award Promotion.

We need your help to win this award. The more votes we get the better our chance of winning.

Go to the contest below and "like" the page, then look for the VOTE button. Our submission starts with "The Ponderosa Pines is a homeowner community in..." Click on our submission and it will take you to the page with the whole submission. At the bottom is the Vote button. Click on that button to vote. It will only take a few minutes and we could win $500 for a "Chipper Day" here in Ponderosa Pines.

Thanks for voting!

http://ow.ly/tP309

Saving lives and property from wildfire.

01/05/2014

Christmas Eve 2013 at Paulina's (Newberry Crater) 10 mile parking lot taken by Debbie Sidwell. Couldn't help but thinking of the Star of Bethlehem and singing Away in a Manger. Have a blessed New Year!

12/20/2013

Phyllis Jones took this lovely photo looking out across that little bridge going into town, where Dorrence Meadow crosses Little Deschutes River. This bridge is about about 2 miles from our East Exit. Thank you for sharing Phyllis. Merry Christmas everyone!

12/04/2013

It was -2 this morning, so when the sun came out, these House Finches decided the top of this tree looked like a good place to warm up. Many thanks to Katherine for sharing this image with us!

07/06/2013

La Pine is a wonderful community oriented little town. The La Pine Frontier Days Association (http://www.lapinefrontierdays.org/) puts on a fabulous Independence Day Celebration over the 4th of July weekend each year. There are many events to watch or participate in: lawn mower races, beard & mustache competition, dutch oven cook-off, fireworks, fun run, kids games, music, parade, Pit BBQ, carnival, and quilt show. There is also a great rodeo put on by the La Pine Rodeo Association (http://www.lapinerodeo.com/) and a car show by the High Lakes Car Club (http://www.highlakescarclub.org/). Many thanks to the volunteers who put on these fabulous events. Check it out sometime, you won't be disappointed!

It is our pleasure to welcome you to our Annual 4th of July Celebration, a long tradition of the La Pine community. This event is a result of the tremendous and generous efforts of a large number of volunteers and businesses in the greater La Pine area.

06/04/2013

Ponderosa Pines has common areas throughout the subdivision that are available to all members. Many are road like areas (no paved bike/walking trails) that are found around the outer edge of each set of cul-de-sacs.

There are a couple larger common spaces. This is our picnic area on Blackpine. A few years back the local Boy Scout's built picnic tables for us from our trees that were milled at the High Desert Museum.

As a community, we make use of the picnic area each year for our outdoor annual meeting in July. We also have a community campfire there each Thanksgiving Friday night. It's a good way to see old friends and meet new neighbors.

05/31/2013

Love seeing the blossoms of deciduous trees against the Pondy's. However, they are not native to the area and do require water.