Driftwood Lakes

Located in the heart of Foley, Driftwood Lakes offers homeowners the opportunity to enjoy life in one of Baldwin County’s most welcoming and fast-growing communities. Known as “The Forward City,” Foley blends small-town charm with vibrant community life and convenient access to Alabama’s beautiful Gulf Coast beaches. With a population of over 16,000 residents, Foley continues to grow while maintaining the warmth and hospitality that make it such a desirable place to call home. Foley is part of the highly regarded Baldwin County Public Schools system, one of the largest school districts in Alabama. Local students attend schools including Foley High School, Foley Middle School, and several area elementary schools. These campuses emphasize academic achievement, student involvement, and strong community partnerships, supported by ongoing city initiatives to enhance educational performance. The heart of Foley’s community spirit can be found in its historic downtown and beautifully maintained parks. The Wilbourne Antique Rose Trail is a scenic one-mile walking and biking trail lined with hundreds of roses, offering a peaceful setting for outdoor enjoyment. Nearby, Heritage Park hosts seasonal festivals, concerts, and local events that bring residents together throughout the year. For entertainment and family fun, Foley is home to OWA Parks & Resort, a premier destination featuring amusement rides, dining, shopping, and a waterpark. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate Graham Creek Nature Preserve, offering miles of hiking and biking trails, kayaking opportunities, and picnic areas. History lovers can explore the Foley Railroad Museum and the Holmes Medical Museum, both celebrating the city’s rich heritage. Shopping is another highlight, with Tanger Outlet Center featuring more than 100 name-brand stores. With beaches, parks, recreation, and retail just minutes away, Foley offers a balanced coastal lifestyle ideal for families, retirees, and visitors alike—making Driftwood