Del Webb at Cane Bay is a senior community in Summerville, SC.
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325 Palmetto Point Drive, Summerville, SC 29483
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
4.6 from 86 reviews
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Overall Review of Del Webb at Cane Bay
common6 reviews mention this
Plenty to do day to day
Residents describe an active schedule with many events and clubs to choose from.
Multiple residents say there are plenty of activities and events, and they describe the community as hard to get bored in. Reviews also highlight an activities director and a variety of clubs, with some residents comparing the feeling to a cruise where you can do as much or as little as you want. Others mention the large clubhouse and recreation facilities as part of what keeps things engaging.
common6 reviews mention this
Pool and recreation are big draws
The pool and recreation facilities come up often as a major community benefit.
Several reviews praise the pool and recreation center, including excitement about how good the pool is. Others mention indoor and outdoor pools and describe the facilities as impressive. At the same time, two residents raise complaints about pool access during a holiday period, pointing to rules that kept children out that weekend.
common7 reviews mention this
Staff and management feel responsive
Residents frequently describe the staff and management as helpful, professional, and friendly.
Across multiple reviews, residents say the staff and people they interacted with were polite, warm, and supportive. Several also mention management doing a good job and being on top of updates that affect residents. One review even highlights staff being helpful during an educational visit, setting up a room and keeping residentsā wellness in mind.
caveat4 reviews mention this
Security and traffic concerns
Security and driving behavior concerns appear in some reviews.
While one review calls the community peaceful with security, others describe problems around gates and visitor access. Residents mention a guard-house arrangement that didnāt feel consistent, and another review says the gate phone didnāt work and required someone to physically let them in. A separate review also flags speeding and drivers not stopping at stop signs, adding a day-to-day safety concern for walkers and cyclists.
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