Solera Oak Valley Greens – Where Neighbors Shine Brighter Together.

To learn more about our Solera Oak Valley Greens Community, watch our community video and explore our community magazine, Life in Solera. Take a look at the New Resident Quick Start Guide.

Nestled between the San Bernardino and San Jacinto Mountains, Solera Oak Valley Greens offers resort-style living in a vibrant Del Webb master-planned community of 1,290 homes. Designed for active adults, it features a wealth of social, fitness, and leisure amenities.

At the heart of the community is a stunning clubhouse with a state-of-the-art fitness center, indoor walking track, sparkling pool and spa, billiards room, library, and event spaces. Outside, enjoy tennis, pickleball, bocce courts, BBQ patios, and scenic walking trails that wind through lush greenbelts.

Live the lifestyle you’ve been waiting for—where neighbors become friends and every day feels like a getaway.

Planning a visit?

Prospective buyers must be accompanied by a licensed real estate agent. Use 1550 Fairway Drive for GPS entry at the main gate.

A Special Message from RON MONROE. (Firewise Resident Leader/Solera Director)

The Solera Board of Directors lead by our amazing Board president (Willie Hill) has backed this project from the very beginning. Board members Marcia Casem and Steve Bly were very supportive in their advice and encouragement of the Firewise program. Ellen Racobs (Solera General Manager) and her staff also helped in the development of the Firewise Program. A special thank you to Solera HOA staff member David Paredes for helping me with obtaining plot maps and for his assistance on the Solera Evacuation Plan. Last but not least was the assistance from Barbara Boutwell (DRC Chair) and Carol Schara (Chairperson of the Landscaping Committee). This was truly a community effort to obtain Firewise USA recognition for our community. Stay tuned for more information about Firewise and how we can keep our community safe from wildfires and other disasters.

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Fire Information

Highway 60 westbound has reopened at the I-10 interchange. Motorists should continue to use caution in the area as firefighters remain engaged in suppression and containment operations. Residents may continue to see smoke from interior hotspots within the fire footprint. This activity is being monitored by crews and does not indicate significant fire growth.

Information regarding active wildfires, evacuation zones, air quality, and emergency updates is available directly from Cal Fire, Riverside County Emergency Management, and local public safety agencies, which provide real-time information as conditions change.