Texas Route 66 Festival
A ten‑day community celebration of the Route 66 centennial featuring classic car shows, music, parades, tours, pop‑up art and family activities—perfect for locals in Plum Creek to enjoy vibrant regional culture close to home.
Quail Creek offers a peaceful and relaxed neighborhood atmosphere, featuring mainly single detached homes and townhouses built primarily between 1980 and 1990. Many residences include three bedrooms, providing comfortable living spaces. The neighborhood provides convenient parking options with mostly car-oriented infrastructure that makes driving straightforward. Several bus lines connect the area, with nearby stops accessible from most residences, facilitating public transit access. Local amenities include a selection of restaurants and grocery stores within reasonable distance, supporting everyday needs. Quail Creek’s calm streets contribute to a quiet environment, making it a desirable area for residents seeking tranquility combined with essential conveniences.
Quail Creek is a neighborhood to buy a home in for those who prefer a chill environment. Quail Creek is relatively calm, as there are very few pedestrians.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
This expansive green space just a few blocks east of Plum Creek includes the Amarillo Botanical Gardens, Don Harrington Discovery Center, and nearly a mile of walking trails featuring a monthly rotating “Story Walk” for kids along the path.
Plum Creek is served by top‑rated AISD schools—Woodlands Elementary, De Zavala Middle, and Tascosa High—earning high marks on niche.com and known for strong academic programs and the AP Capstone Diploma at the high school.
Historic Route 66 runs directly through Plum Creek, lined with convenient shopping like United Supermarket and Walmart, plus local eateries such as Taqueria El Tapatio and Feng Cha Amarillo for bubble tea lovers.
Located on Plum Creek Drive, this well‑appointed senior living community offers amenities like walking paths, wellness programs, communal dining, and regular outings, creating a vibrant hub for older residents in the neighborhood.
Plum Creek is directly served by Amarillo City Transit Route 12 looping the neighborhood, with nearby access to Route 13 via the medical district, offering public transit links for commuters and students.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A ten‑day community celebration of the Route 66 centennial featuring classic car shows, music, parades, tours, pop‑up art and family activities—perfect for locals in Plum Creek to enjoy vibrant regional culture close to home.
The grand closing of the Route 66 celebration with live music, vendors, Elvis impersonators, pin‑up pageant, car and bike shows and kids’ contests—an ideal end‑of‑festival gathering for families in Plum Creek.
Weekly live concerts with food trucks, vendors and park ambiance every Tuesday evening—great for Plum Creek families looking for casual local outings under the stars.
A full‑scale country music concert featuring well‑known artists—a fun evening out for music fans in Plum Creek seeking a big‑city show nearby.
A regional band performing live in the same lawn concert series, ideal for a relaxed night outdoors for residents of Plum Creek wanting local music and park vibes.
Sign‑ups begin June 1 for the summer reading club including storytimes, programs, and prizes—perfect for families in Plum Creek encouraging kids’ literacy, plus ongoing craft/story events throughout the month.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Plum Creek
Local characteristics and demographics for Plum Creek