Random Oaks Homeowners Association Home Page

Only minutes from main traffic arteries - Interstate 4, Interstate 75, Highways 60 and 301, and the Lee Roy Selmon Crosstown Expressway - residents can easily access a wide variety of restaurants, shops, and services in their choice of either Brandon or Riverview. The city of Tampa beckons from only 10 miles away, offering its own assortment of shopping, entertainment, and nightlife including historic, exciting Ybor City.

New watering restrictions for Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco are in effect from 5/9 through 7/31. Click here for more info.

A neighborhood in the true sense of the word, Random Oaks boasts a very active Board of Directors, a Safety/Neighborhood Watch committee, and a Special Activities committee.


	Welcome to our community Web site. Please feel free to browse and if you are seeking the greatest place to live in the Tampa Bay area, come see us. Random Oaks is an attractive, delightfully quiet, deed-restricted community of 285 homes in the thriving Brandon/Riverview area of Tampa Bay.		click here for map

	Only minutes from main traffic arteries - Interstate 4, Interstate 75, Highways 60 and 301, and the Lee Roy Selmon Crosstown Expressway - residents can easily access a wide variety of restaurants, shops, and services in their choice of either Brandon or Riverview. The city of Tampa beckons from only 10 miles away, offering its own assortment of shopping, entertainment, and nightlife including historic, exciting Ybor City. New watering restrictions for Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco are in effect from 5/9 through 7/31. Click here for more info. A neighborhood in the true sense of the word, Random Oaks boasts a very active Board of Directors, a Safety/Neighborhood Watch committee, and a Special Activities committee.		Message from your Board and Management (5/12/12): CRIME ALERT: It has come to our attention that home intrusions are occurring along the Hwy 301 corridor in which the perpetrators are knocking at the front door or ringing the doorbell in an attempt to determine whether or not anyone is at home. As most our us wisely do not open our doors to people we do not recognize, many times the perpetrators are assuming that a lack of response at the front door indicates an empty home so they move to the back of the home and break in through a door or window at the rear of the home. BE AWARE OF THIS ACTIVITY and be prepared to dial 911 should you believe someone is trying to determine whether or not your home is vacant.


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