Oxford Village
We are northern Oakland County's best kept secret. 
Established in 1876 the one-square-mile Village of Oxford is a quaint community with historic neighborhoods and a traditional downtown that seamlessly merges small-town charm with modern amenities. Bisected by M-24, Oxford Village is only 10 minutes north of the palace of Auburn Hills and within close proximity of I-75 and I-69.
Our downtown district offers unique specialty shops, restaurants, Centennial Park and an array of business services. Oxford Village is also host to community events such as: Hot Blues and BBQ, Celebrate Oxford, Concerts in the Park, the Scarecrow festival and Oxford County Christmas.
Whether you are come for the unique shops, restaurants, business or fun, come to Oxford Village and see what we have to offer.
Village of Oxford community profile
Village of Oxford
22 West Burdick
Oxford, MI 48371
Phone: 248-628-2543
Fax: 248- 628-9760
Oxford Township
Once known as the "Gravel Capital of the World" Oxford Township has been transformed into prestigious residential developments and industrial parks. This rural oasis is located within close proximity to three major highways, I-75, US 24 and I-69, spans 36 square miles and is home to over 16,000 residents.
Oxford Township proudly boasts three majestic golf courses for golfing enthusiasts to choose from, over 50 lakes and four local parks, ranging in size from one-half to 300 acres. If you are looking for resort-style living in a northeastern Oakland County, look no further than Oxford Township.
Oxford Township community profile
Oxford Township
20 West Burdick
P.O. Box 170
Oxford, MI 48371
Phone: 248- 628-1720
Oxford Area Community Schools
105 Pontiac Street
Oxford, MI 48371
Phone: 248- 969-5000
Fax: 248-969-5016
Lake Orion Community Schools
315 North Lapeer Street
Lake Orion, MI 48362
Phone: 248-693-5400
Business Development and Professional Training
Oxford Chamber of Commerce
15 East Burdick Street
P.O. Box 142
Oxford, MI 48371
Phone: 248-628-0410
Fax: 248-628-0430
Oxford Downtown Development Authority
22 West Burdick
P.O. Box 94
Oxford, MI 48371
Phone: 248-770-8587
Oxford is one of 11 communities participating in Main Street Oakland County (MSOC), an economic development program specifically targeted to provide technical assistance to the 30 traditional downtowns in the County. These historic commercial districts each have a unique sense of place which, as a part of a national trend, are becoming increasingly popular as places to do business, shop, dine, live and experience family activities.
MSOC is now a partner with the National Trust's Main Street Center, a program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Founded in 1980, the National Trust's Main Street Center's Four Point Approach of: Organization, Design, Promotion and Economic Restructuring, has been successfully utilized in over 2,000 downtowns in 40 states since 1980.
For more information, contact Bob Donohue, MSOC Program Coordinator, Principal Planner at 248-858-5444.
Community Essentials
Boulder Pointe Golf Club
One Champions Circle
Oxford, MI 48371
Phone: 248- 969-1500
Celebrate Oxford
Oxford Downtown Development Authority
22 West Burdick
P.O. Box 94
Oxford, MI 48371
Phone: 248-770-8587
Concerts in Centennial Park
The popular Thursday night Concert-in-the-Park series will continue for its sixth year. Every Thursday night from 7-9 p.m., Centennial Park will offer free concerts featuring Motown, country, rock and blues musicians.
Copper Hills Golf & Country Club
2125 Lakeville Road
Oxford, MI 48370
Phone: 248-969-9808
Hot Blues and BBQ
40 Burdick Woods Court
Oxford, MI 48371
Kingsbury Country Fair
5000 Hosner Road
Oxford, MI 48370
Phone: 248-628-2571
Northeast Oakland Historical Museum
1 North Washington Street
Oxford, Michigan 48371
Phone: 248-628-8413
Establish in 1971 the Northeast Oakland Historical Museum is dedicated to the preservation of the area's history. The volunteer-run museum is situated in a former Oxford Savings Bank, and is home to thousands of items of local historical significance. Antique quilts, paintings, furniture and personal items fill the main floor. The lower level houses a turn-of-the-century kitchen, tools from the Tunstead Tin Shop and a myriad of antique hand tools from local farms and homes. In addition to the numerous displays, the Museum Library has family records, and historic photos of Oxford High School graduates from the 1890s through present day.
Oxford Public Library
530 Pontiac Road
Oxford, MI 48371
Phone: 248-628-3034
Oxford Township Parks and Recreation
20 W. Burdick
P.O. Box 170
Oxford, MI 48371
Phone: 248- 628-1720
Oxford Hills Golf Course & Country Club
300 East Drahner Road
PO Box 233
Oxford, MI 48371
Phone: 248-628-2518
Polly Ann Trail
23 E. Elmwood
P.O. Box 112
Leonard, Michigan 48367
Phone: 248-989-8660
Once a former railroad corridor, this 14 mile non-motorized trail runs through Oxford Township, the Village of Oxford, Orion Township, Addison Township and the Village of Leonard. Open year round for hiking, jogging, cycling, walking, cross country skiing, and horseback riding, this pristine trail offers some of the most beautiful scenery in Oakland County.
Rural Pearl of a Ride
This annual one-day bike tour of northeast Oakland County offers riders a choice of three trails that wind through rural countryside and parkland.