Area residents range from young families to retirees, including many residents who are the original owners of their homes. The community is enhanced by having Tyrone Elementary and Middle Schools within its boundary. Neighbors see each other while walking, jogging or participating in the community center recreational programs. Architecture Holiday Park was developed by Frank Stumm, who also built most of the homes in the first phase of the development. Later phases include homes constructed by many of the area's home builders.
Most homes are one story ranch style with an attached one or two car garages.
Most homes have three bedrooms and two baths, although there are a few two and four bedroom homes in the area. Originally, subdivision restrictions required that all of the homes have concrete tile roofs. A number of unique homes are located in the area, including a round home with an attached round garage. Each street within the neighborhood has its own character with many curving streets and a wide variety of landscaping and elevations. History Holiday Park is in the Tyrone area, which was originally settled 75 years ago by a group of farmers from Tyrone, Pennsylvania.