Woodbridge Village Association

Who we
The Woodbridge Village Association (WVA) is a private homeowners association and master-planned community located in the City of Irvine, California. There are over 9,600 homes within Woodbridge, for an overall population of approximately 30,000 residents. The Association has been in existence since 1976 as a mutual benefit, non-profit corporation. The community was developed by the Irvine Company but is a separate entity and is not controlled by the developer.

The majority of our revenue is derived from membership dues, which are mandatory upon ownership of a home within the community.

What we
The Association encompasses 1,700 acres and features 41 recreational facilities including 2 landmark lakes spanned by wood footbridges (from which Woodbridge bears its name), 22 pools, a splash pad, 16 spas, 2 beach lagoons (with boat docks), a premiere tennis program with lessons and events available through our on-site tennis professionals, 23 tennis courts, 4 pickleball courts, a big wheel park, a fitness course and much more. Please click here to learn more about the amenities available to you as a member. The Association also has a first class, comprehensive recreation program offering classes, programs, excursions and events for all residents.

What we
The WVA is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of seven homeowners/members elected by the membership. The Association employs staff members who work on site at the Community Center at 31 Creek Road. The staff are broken down into various service departments including Administration, Accounting, Community Relations, Community Services, Maintenance and Recreation. The staff is headed by the Executive Director, followed by four department managers who have support staff comprised of supervisors, coordinators, administrative assistants, receptionists, clerks and seasonal staff.

The Association's services and structure are similar to a small city. The Association operates and maintains all of the recreational facilities and commonly-owned landscape areas. We also enforce the Rules and Regulations of the community, publish a monthly newsletter and provide various member services.

What your dues pay
Ongoing maintenance of all of our pool, park and other facilities, including the Community Center, landscape maintenance, recreation programs, on site staff and the many other services that we provide are paid for through the Association's operating fund. A reserve fund is maintained for long term replacement of the Association's many assets, and a capital improvement budget for new amenities is also approved annually by the Board of Directors.

The unique design, convenient layout, unparalleled recreation amenities, excellent schools and strong sense of community are all part of what makes the "Woodbridge Way of Life" the best Southern California has to offer.