Located off S Lakeline Blvd and W Park St, Oakmont Forest provides convenient access to major highways and is just a 25-minute drive north of downtown Austin and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. This proximity makes it an appealing location for those working in Austin's bustling job market or those who frequently travel.

Residents of Oakmont Forest enjoy a plethora of recreational activities. The neighborhood itself, while not offering amenities through its HOA, is close to Oakmont Forest Park (also known as Colby Lane Park), which features a playscape, BBQ grills, baseball field, and picnic area. Additionally, Cedar Park offers over 1,000 acres of park space and 31 miles of trails, as well as opportunities for golf, water adventures, zip lining, and professional sports entertainment like hockey and basketball.

For day-to-day needs, Cedar Park presents an array of grocery stores, restaurants, and other conveniences. The area boasts a diverse selection of dining options including pizza, Italian, BBQ, Chinese, sushi, fast food, Mexican, and various health-conscious choices. There are also restaurants offering gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian options. Cedar Park’s dining scene caters to a variety of tastes and dietary preferences, ensuring that residents can enjoy a wide range of cuisines.

Educational opportunities are provided by the Leander ISD, serving Oakmont Forest with Westside Elementary, Henry Middle, and Vista Ridge High, all rated 6/10. The school district offers quality education and various programs, catering to the developmental needs of its students.

Real estate in Oakmont Forest comprises single-family homes. The construction of these homes began in 1998, with an average size of around 2,775 square feet. These homes typically feature three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The architectural style of the neighborhood, coupled with the community's mature landscaping, contributes to its appeal.

People are drawn to Oakmont Forest for its serene environment, the privacy offered by mature landscaping, and the well-maintained properties. The neighborhood's strategic location near downtown Austin and major employment hubs, along with the convenience of having numerous recreational activities, dining, and shopping options nearby, makes it a desirable place to live.