The first few weeks of moving in are always hectic and so, to ease the tensions, we hope you will use this website as an electronic means to get to know the neighborhood and as you live here, this website and accompanying portal becomes a fundamental resource.

What to do first? We suggest that you visit the clubhouse office, where you can obtain gate (RFID) and fob access to amenities, along with access codes to the main entrance and pedestrian gates. Note – Proper documentation as an owner or tenant within the community is required for entry device issuance. Our property management is Artemis Lifestyles and contact information is located under the Management tab of this website.

We also suggest, if you haven’t done so already, that you join the Artemis Lifestyles Resident Portal. When you provide proof of ownership and join the portal and the website, please be sure to include your email address and a phone number where you can receive alerts and updates to your phone. This will ensure that you receive announcements from the board and management and our community’s monthly email newsletter.

Other first steps are listed on the FAQ on the portal and please be sure to explore the tabs on this website and the portal. On the portal, you will also find our governing documents, including the standards of which our HOA are maintained. Be sure to familiarize yourself with these documents as part of your responsibilities as an HOA member. HOA payment can be made through the portal. If you have issues setting up, please call the clubhouse office and our management company can help.

Our neighborhood is one of people and property. We have a resort-style pool, a clubhouse that can be rented, nature trails and lots for sports lovers too, including volleyball and tennis courts. We even have a park for your doggie – if you have one. Please explore our many amenities under the Amenities tab of this website.

In addition to property, and above all, we are a neighborhood of active people. Hickory Hammock, where residents volunteer their time to make our community better. In fact, we couldn’t function without our committee volunteers and perhaps, as you get settled, you will want to contribute. In addition to committees, we also have lots of activities and events for residents, including small group socials like Bunco and large-scale events like our Spring Fling. Many of these events have become traditions in our neighborhood, shared with our future generations in hopes of creating lasting memories and a sense of community.