Ocee, Johns Creek: homes, schools, parks and commute

Last checked Oct. 5, 2026. Sources: the City of Johns Creek comprehensive plan and its Community Areas map layer, the city’s parks pages, Fulton County Schools address map data, the state’s 2025 School Grades data, Zillow Research, MARTA and OpenStreetMap.

Ocee is the west side of Johns Creek, along State Bridge, Jones Bridge and Kimball Bridge Roads next to Alpharetta. It is one of the eight Community Areas in the city’s comprehensive plan and one of the four cotton farming communities that were here before the city incorporated, the plan says, with its old center on Jones Bridge Road south of Kimball Bridge and Abbotts Bridge Roads. OpenStreetMap also marks Ocee as a named neighborhood.

What this means for you

• Zoned high school: Chattahoochee High for 81% of addresses, Johns Creek High for 19%. Check yours with the district’s Find Your School lookup.
• Home value: $668,627 in ZIP 30022 in August 2026, according to the Zillow Home Value Index.
• Nearest Georgia 400 exit: exit 9, Haynes Bridge Road, about 3.6 miles by road.

Part of our Johns Creek neighborhoods guide.

Where it is

The comprehensive plan’s Ocee chapter describes the area as bounded on the west by the City of Alpharetta; on the north by Abbotts Bridge Road; on the south by Jones Bridge Road and the subdivisions of West Morton Road; and on the east by the neighborhoods along Parsons Road and Medlock Bridge Road. The city’s map layer puts it at about 2,354 acres.

The plan counts 15,681 residents in 2022. It says Ocee has the largest number of small and medium-sized subdivisions in the city, most built in the 1980s and 1990s, and some older ones from the 1970s, such as Long Indian Creek, Colony Glen and Willow Run. It counts three major shopping centers: two at State Bridge and Jones Bridge Roads and the Grande Pavilion at State Bridge and Kimball Bridge Roads. The city opened Fire Station 64 at 4795 Kimball Bridge Road in May 2021, the plan says.

The plan proposes rezoning the shopping centers at those two corners to low-intensity mixed use with offices and homes, with a greenway leading to the corner of Jones Bridge and State Bridge Roads. Rezoning agendas are on the city’s meeting portal.

Of the area’s 6,265 address points in the school district’s map data, 98% are in ZIP code 30022 and the rest in 30005. Many mailing addresses read “Alpharetta,” but the area is inside Johns Creek city limits, so the city provides police, fire and road services.

Schools

Of the 6,265 address points in this area in the Fulton County Schools map data on Oct. 5, this is how the middle and high school zones split. Scores are 2025 College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI) figures from the state’s School Grades report; the state average was 76.9 for high schools.

Ocee is split among four elementary zones on the district’s 2025-26 zone map, so check the exact address. Three schools are inside the area, according to the federal NCES directory: Chattahoochee High at 5230 Taylor Road, Taylor Road Middle at 5150 Taylor Road and Ocee Elementary at 4375 Kimball Bridge Road. Zone maps for every school: the district’s attendance zones page.

Home values

The typical home value in ZIP 30022 was $668,627 in August 2026, up 0.83% from $663,117 in August 2025, according to the Zillow Home Value Index. The index is a modeled typical value for the middle third of homes, not a sale price. ZIP 30022 covers most of the south and west of the city, not only Ocee. The citywide Johns Creek figure was $695,041, up 0.59% on the year. Recent sales are in our weekly real estate transfers.

Parks and trails

Three city parks are inside Ocee, each open 6 a.m. to midnight, according to the city’s parks pages:

• Ocee Park, 10900 Buice Road: 37 acres with a walking and jogging path, a nature trail, eight baseball and softball fields, a T-ball field, tennis, basketball and sand volleyball courts and two playgrounds. The parking lot has a glass recycling drop-off for city residents. See the Ocee Park page.
• Morton Road Park, 4860 Morton Road: a neighborhood park with a playground, a pavilion, a multi-use path and a half basketball court. See the Morton Road Park page.
• State Bridge Park, 10610 State Bridge Road: a pocket park with a quarter-mile nature trail. See the State Bridge Park page.

More in our walking and biking trails guide and kids activities guide.

Getting around

• Georgia 400: exit 9, Haynes Bridge Road, is about 3.6 miles by road from Ocee Park, and exit 10, Old Milton Parkway, about 3.8 miles. Exit numbers are from OpenStreetMap.
• City Hall and Town Center: about 5.8 miles by road to Johns Creek City Hall, 11360 Lakefield Drive.
• Airport: about 38 miles by road to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Distances are measured from Ocee Park on the OpenStreetMap road network with the OSRM routing engine; they are distances, not drive times.
• MARTA: no MARTA bus stops are inside the area, according to MARTA’s schedule data. The nearest are route 140 stops in Alpharetta, about 1.6 miles west in a straight line.
• Main roads: State Bridge Road and Kimball Bridge Road run east and west; Jones Bridge Road runs north and south.

Groceries and everyday stores

From OpenStreetMap, inside the area:

• Kroger, 10945 State Bridge Road
• Aldi, 10955 Jones Bridge Road
• Publix, 11585 Jones Bridge Road
• Walgreens, State Bridge Road

How we drew this area

The name, history and boundary come from the City of Johns Creek’s comprehensive plan, and the outline from the city’s Community Areas map layer; OpenStreetMap also marks Ocee as a neighborhood. You can check an address with the city’s Which Community Area Do I Live In? lookup. School and ZIP shares come from every address point inside that outline in the Fulton County Schools map service, checked Oct. 5, 2026. Store locations are © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Ocee in Johns Creek?

The city’s comprehensive plan places Ocee on the west side of the city, between Alpharetta on the west, Abbotts Bridge Road on the north, Jones Bridge Road and the West Morton Road subdivisions on the south and the neighborhoods along Parsons and Medlock Bridge Roads on the east.

What high school is Ocee zoned for?

Chattahoochee High for 81% of the area’s addresses in the Fulton County Schools map data and Johns Creek High for 19%. Chattahoochee High, at 5230 Taylor Road, is inside the area.

What parks are in Ocee?

Three city parks: Ocee Park at 10900 Buice Road, Morton Road Park at 4860 Morton Road and State Bridge Park at 10610 State Bridge Road. The city lists all three as open 6 a.m. to midnight.

Is Ocee a good place to live?

As a matter of record: Ocee is a residential area of about 2,350 acres with three city parks and 15,681 residents in 2022, according to the city’s plan, zoned mainly for Chattahoochee High (2025 CCRPI score 96.8). The typical home value in ZIP 30022 was $668,627 in August 2026, according to Zillow.