What’s included in the Star Trail community amenities list?
Star Trail in Prosper, Texas, packs more into its community amenities than most master-planned communities in North Texas. The five-acre amenity complex is reserved exclusively for residents, and the full list covers everything from resort pools to an on-site elementary school.
- 6,000-square-foot clubhouse with party rooms, an outdoor lounge, a fireplace, and a big screen TV
- Three resort-style pools: a sunning pool, a leisure pool, and a dedicated children’s pool
- One-acre children’s playground with a covered picnic pavilion
- Two lighted tennis courts and two pickleball courts
- Two party pavilions with outdoor grills and dining tables
- 53 acres of parks and trails for hiking and biking throughout the community
- Two Town of Prosper parks with playgrounds and basketball courts
- Joyce Hall Elementary, a Prosper ISD campus located directly on-site
- A second resident amenity center with additional pools, a playground, a putting green, pickleball courts, and a seated firepit
- Serene lakes and fountains at the community entrance
- Cabanas at the pool areas for shaded lounging
The second amenity center reflects Star Trail’s future-forward design philosophy: spreading facilities across multiple centers so no single area gets overcrowded as the community grows.
Pro Tip: Joyce Hall Elementary is a sizable school serving the community and sits within walking distance for many Star Trail addresses, which is a genuine convenience most Prosper communities cannot offer.
How do Star Trail’s tax structure and HOA fees work?
Star Trail carries a financial advantage that buyers in other North Texas master-planned communities often miss. Residents are served by city water and pay no MUD or PID fees, which keeps long-term tax liability more predictable than in many comparable communities.
HOA dues run approximately $380 per quarter for most established phases, roughly $1,520 per year. Newer phases from certain builders bill at $1,524 annually. Those dues cover full use of every amenity: pools, clubhouse, tennis and pickleball courts, trails, and parks.
$380/quarter is the current HOA rate for most Star Trail phases, with no MUD or PID tax added on top.
Buyers should confirm the exact phase-specific amount with the seller or HOA manager during the option period, since newer construction phases can carry slightly different assessments. The HOA is managed through CMA Management, reachable at (469) 481-2224.
What community events and programs does Star Trail host?
Star Trail’s amenity centers serve as the hub for resident gatherings year-round. The clubhouse party rooms and pavilions are available for private events, and the outdoor lounge areas with grills make casual get-togethers easy to organize. The community regularly hosts seasonal events tied to holidays and school-year milestones, drawing families together at the pool areas and parks.
For the current event calendar and program schedules, residents and prospective buyers can contact the HOA directly or visit the community’s official site. Prosper ISD also runs school-based programs through Joyce Hall Elementary that extend into the broader neighborhood.
Kamilashayehomes knows Star Trail better than most
Buying in a master-planned community like Star Trail means the details matter: which phase, which builder, which HOA rate, and which lot puts you closest to the amenities you will actually use. Kamilashayehomes, led by Kamila Shaye, specializes in exactly this market. Kamila brings hands-on knowledge of Prosper’s neighborhoods and a client-first approach that cuts through the noise. Browse current Star Trail homes for sale or reach out directly for personalized guidance on finding the right fit.
Key Takeaways
Star Trail’s combination of no MUD or PID taxes, $380/quarter HOA dues, and two full amenity centers makes it one of the most financially and recreationally complete communities in Prosper.
| Point | Details |
|---|---|
| Two amenity centers | A primary 6,000 sq ft clubhouse and a second center prevent overcrowding as the community grows. |
| No MUD or PID taxes | Residents pay city water rates only, keeping long-term tax costs more predictable. |
| HOA dues | Most phases bill $380 per quarter ($1,520 per year); newer phases may be $1,524 annually. Confirm your phase’s exact rate during the option period. |
| On-site school | Joyce Hall Elementary (capacity 900) sits inside the community, zoned to Prosper ISD. |
| Kamilashayehomes | Kamila Shaye offers local expertise on Star Trail phases, builders, and current listings in Prosper. |
FAQ
What pools does Star Trail have?
Star Trail has three resort-style pools: a sunning pool, a leisure pool, and a children’s pool, plus additional pools at the second amenity center.
Does Star Trail have MUD or PID taxes?
No. Star Trail residents are served by city water and pay no MUD or PID fees, which is a notable financial advantage over many North Texas master-planned communities.
What school serves Star Trail?
Joyce Hall Elementary, a Prosper ISD campus with a core capacity of 900 students, is located directly inside the Star Trail subdivision.
How much are Star Trail HOA dues?
Most phases pay approximately $380 per quarter ($1,520 per year). Newer phases may bill at $1,524 annually; always verify the exact amount with the HOA or seller before closing.
Are Star Trail amenities open to non-residents?
The five-acre amenity complex is reserved exclusively for Star Trail residents. Guest policies should be confirmed directly with the HOA management.
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