Recreation & Lifestyle
Amenities For The Lifestyle You’ve Always Wanted
Services
The Voyager Hotel and RV Resort offers several on-site services including salon services, physical therapy, a health clinic, pet grooming, mail service, bar and grill, and a market with access to an ATM. Explore Resort Amenities to see all there is to do at Voyager Resort. We want you to be part of our community!Recreation
Voyager Resort is community of active adults. Most of us have retired from some other life work. However we are too busy to call ourselves retired. Whether you swing your partner at one of our dances or swing your golf club at our 9-hole golf course, you are sure to have a pleasant stay. With so much to do, your social calendar can always be filled. Whether you want to swim, relax in the spa, join an exercise class or go hiking, golfing, biking, dancing, or sight-seeing, you will find others to join you at Voyager. VoyagerNewsArts & Crafts
Explore Arts, Crafts & Creativity at Voyager Resort In Tucson
Looking for something different? Do you have that creative itch? If so, then get ready to make that special gift for that “Special Person,” or learn an entirely different skill for your own satisfaction. Classes and workshops are scheduled at various times throughout the season.| Acrylic Painting | Introduction to acrylics. |
| Busy Hands | Meet to complete items for distribution to various charities. Both men and women welcome. |
| Ceramics | Employ a variety of techniques to create beautiful, fired ceramic objects, both decorative and useful. Beginners are always welcome. |
| Glass Fusion | The basic idea behind fused glass is simply stacking two or more compatible glass layers together to make a design and melting them in a kiln. That simple idea is behind hundreds of techniques. |
| Lapidary | Form stone, minerals, and gemstones into decorative items using the primary techniques of cutting, grinding, and polishing stones into the desired shape. |
| Machine Embroidery | Show and share ideas with machine embroidery. |
| Nimblefingers | Anyone who does handwork – knitting, crochet, sewing, cross stitch, or needlepoint is welcome to come, share ideas, socialize, and work on their own project or help with the group project for charity. |
| Oil Painting | Open Studio for oils and mixed media |
| Open Sewing | The Palo Verde Room has 3 machines and a cutting table that you are welcome to use for your own projects. Sign out the room key and bobbins in the Activity Office. |
| Polymer Clay Class | Make beads or jewelry to be baked in an oven instead of a kiln. |
| Quilters | Quilters of all levels meet to work on their own projects or on group quilts that are donated to various charities. Patterns, cutting tables, sewing machines, assistance, and occasional demonstrations are available. |
| Silvercraft | Design and fabricate sterling silver jewelry and ornamental items. |
| Stained Glass | Create stained glass projects using glass, copper foil, and solder with traditional techniques. |
| Stamping | Make greeting cards and other projects using paper, inks, rubber stamps, punches, and other tools. We share ideas and inspirations and also provide cards for charitable organizations. |
| Watercolor | Watercolor instruction at several levels gives you the opportunity to develop your talent. An open studio is also available periodically. |
| Wood Working | Wood Carving classes include carving in relief and carving in the round. Wood Turning instructs how to make segmented and solid wooden bowls, wooden turned pens, and wine bottle stoppers. |
Calendar of Events
Craft Shops
Voyager Craft Shops Offer Weekly Classes & Workshops
Want to learn a new craft? We offer weekly classes in Ceramics, Lapidary, Silvercraft, Stained Glass, Glass Fusion and Woodworking at our nicely equipped and well staffed craft shops. Experienced crafters can take advantage of “Open Shop;” instructors are available for assistance and additional teaching.| Ceramics Shop | Add color and texture to greenware and prepare it for firing. Open Shop, Beginner, and Special Classes improve your skills and allow you to create unique projects. |
| Lapidary Shop | Learn to cut and polish semi-precious stones to be mounted in rings, pendants, bola ties, belt buckles, etc. in the Beginner Class offered once a week. Open Shop is available the rest of the week. Lapidary instruction is suggested for those planning to take Silvercraft. |
| Silvercraft Shop | Design and fabricate sterling silver jewelry. Beginner Class each week; Open Shop weekday mornings and afternoons. Prior lapidary instruction is suggested for those planning to take Silvercraft. |
| Stained Glass Shop | Create a stained glass project using glass, copper foil, and solder as you learn necessary techniques in the Beginner Class offered once a week. Open Shop the rest of the week with instructors available to help you with new techniques. |
| Glass Fusion | Create beautiful glass objects both decorative and useful. After the Monday afternoon 4-hour class, you will be able to enjoy Open Shop always supervised by our talented instructors. |
| Woodshop | Use a fully equipped woodshop to create your own projects in wood. Open Shop weekday mornings and afternoons. Beginner and Advanced Classes are offered weekly. |
Dance
C’mon – Strut Your Stuff!
We provide the classes, you provide the enthusiasm! Clogging, Ballroom, Line, Round and Square Dancing classes are held weekly. There are lessons for all levels and evening dances where you can strut your stuff. Come out and join in for a real good time!| Line Dance | Various levels of Line Dance classes are offered two days per week during season. |
| Dances | Monthly variety dances held during season. Tickets for these are sold in the Activity Office. |
| Square Dance | Weekly Square Dance classes and workshops are offered at various levels. Mainstream and Plus dance held once a month. |
Entertainment Schedule
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2023 Voyager Wednesday Night Concert Series
12 shows January 4 through March 22 RESERVED SEATING Series Package- Resident Pricing: Gold $242 Silver $218 Copper $194 Individual Show tickets also available. Check with Activity Office for pricingJanuary
4th – THE ARIZONA HIGHWAYMEN Celebrating the super group The Highwaymen
The Arizona Highwaymen celebrate the music, the chemistry, the camaraderie, and the fun of one of the most iconic and entertaining Super Groups of all time. Featuring the music of Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, and of course the music from The Highwaymen group recordings. Just like the Original Super Group, The Arizona Highwaymen is made up of four artists with attention to detail and proven musical careers that have united to create this truly special show!
11th – PIANO MEN GENERATIONS Two Men-Two Pianos-The Music of Billy Joel & Elton John
PIANO MEN: GENERATIONS celebrates the musical influences of BILLY JOEL and ELTON JOHN brought to you by the amazing Father and Son team of Terry & Nick Davies. Not only have Billy and Elton written and performed music that transcends four decades of music – both have done so, not standing center stage, but seated behind the ebony and ivory of an instrument that will forever define the spirit of their music: THE PIANO! Join Terry & Nick on this journey through the careers of these two music icons.
18th – WILLIAM FLORIAN The Neil Diamond Story
William weaves stories, songs, and humor from Diamond’s early acoustic years honoring the life and achievements of this legendary minstrel. You will find yourself singing along as William performs Diamonds most celebrated songs……….Song Sung Blue, Sweet Caroline, Play Me, Cherry Cherry, Holly Holy, Solitary Man, and many more.
25th – MACDOUGAL STREET WEST The Peter, Paul, & Mary Experience
The MacDougal Street West Experience is a Peter, Paul and Mary tribute band performing the acoustic music and harmonies that changed the world and are still relevant today. Members of MSW have been playing Peter, Paul & Mary music since their pre-teens. Their respect for these songs shows clearly in the group’s arrangements. The group produces a fresh, vibrant new sound while preserving the soul and integrity of each classic song.
February
1st – BRITAIN’S FINEST The Complete Beatles Experience
Britain’s Finest is an experience unlike any other. You may have seen Beatles tribute acts before, but this time you’ll be in awe of the enthusiasm and energy for which they are recognized and remembered. After every performance, audience members are struck at first by the incredible recreation of those oh-so-familiar songs the world has come to love, but then become mesmerized by the off-the-cuff humor and the cheeky banter that takes place between songs.
8th – WHOLE LOTTA SHAKIN’ Starring Brady Goss
Imagine the lightning fast rockaboogie, piano playing of Jerry Lee Lewis combined with raw, powerful vocals and you’ve got Brady Goss! This high energy concert features popular hits from rock and roll greats like Little Richard, Fats Domino and “The Killer,” including “Great Balls of Fire,” “Tutti Frutti” and “Blueberry Hill’.” There will definitely be a “Whole Lotta Shakin’” goin’ on!
15th – THE 4GENTS Coast to Coast
Hop in your car and get your kicks on Route 66! Matt, Chach, Juan & Greg will lead you on a musical journey that features the hits of Jersey legends, The Four Seasons, to the sun and surf of California with the melodies of The Beach Boys, and a few stops in between. Take this road trip with The 4GENTS as they travel across the map singing the hits from Coast to Coast.
22nd – YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND Music of Carol King & James Taylor
Kristen Drathman and Kyle Sorrell celebrate two of the biggest singer / songwriters of our time, musical icons Carole King and James Taylor. King composed over 100 top hits including You’ve Got a Friend, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow, It’s Too Late, I Feel The Earth Move, and Natural Woman for such greats as James Taylor, The Shirelles, Aretha Franklin, Paul Simon, The Beatles and more. Among Taylor’s hits are Carolina In My Mind, Sweet Baby James, Fire and Rain, and How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You).
March
1st – THE WAYNE FAUST SHOW Legendary Comedy & Music
Wayne Faust is the guy that can take a roomful of people from all over and make them friends by the end of the evening. He can make your stomach muscles hurt from laughing one minute and have you wistfully remembering your childhood dreams the next minute. Wayne has over 40 years of experience entertaining. His live show can turn any evening into a night full of great music and comedy and improvisation. But most of all, Wayne’s shows are FUN! He plays guitar and banjo and tells lots of jokes. When you leave Wayne’s show, you’ll find that you can’t wipe that goofy grin off your face.
8th – ADVENTURES IN PARROTDISE Jimmy Buffet Tribute
Jimmy Buffett is the world’s most famous beach bum. He has marketed his love of beaches, bars, boats, and ballads into a billion-dollar business. He has sold more albums and filled more concert venues than most musical superstars. He has written best-selling books and has a string of successful Margaritaville stores/cafes. Buffett’s fans are affectionately known as Parrot Heads. They are found in every walk of life and are among the most loyal fans in the world. The tropical appeal and “state of mind” known as Margaritaville exists in all of us. It may be the lure of the tropics or some other “parrotdise”, wherever Jimmy’s music can take you there, and so can this show.
15th – YESTERDAY ONCE MORE A Tribute to the Carpenters
Yesterday Once More is a stunning tribute to The Carpenters, who were the biggest-selling duo of the 70s and more than creators of beautifully crafted and hugely successful hit records. Karen and Richard’s melodic pop produced a record-breaking run of hits on the American Top 40 and Adult Contemporary charts. The Carpenters had three #1 singles on the Billboard Hot 100 and 15 hits on the Adult Contemporary charts. During their 14-year career, The Carpenters recorded 11 albums, five of which spawned top 10 singles.
22nd – UPTOWN Music of Motown and Soul
Get Ready! Uptown is about to take you on a first-class trip through the melodies you love, with a fresh new feel that will leave you screaming for more. Straight out of NYC, the epicenter of Soul and R&B, these young men will sing and dance their way into your hearts, and out of your seats in STYLE. With the class of young Temptations, vocals like Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder, and the contemporary feel of Bruno Mars … “Everybody’s Going UPTOWN!
Exercise
A (Aerobics) to Z (Zumba) Fitness & Exercise Programs At Voyager!
Put on your suits and join us in the pool for: aquacise (every weekday morning), aquafit (cardiovascular), deep water aerobics (tones and shapes), deep water bell exercise (great for arthritis sufferers), and lap swimming (for a serious workout). For non-water workouts there are dance, stretch, and aerobic exercise classes plus Yoga and T’ai Chi Chih. For you weight lifters and treadmillers, check out the fully equipped Fitness Room.| Aerobic Dance | An aerobic class that is good for the heart and helps make exercising fun. Lots of variety in music including aerobic tapes shown on the big screen. High energy. A full hour with no floor work. |
| Aqua Boot Camp | This very intense class is designed for those who wish to obtain a full cardiovascular workout while using the natural resistance of the water to help increase strength, power, endurance, and range of motion. |
| Aquacise | Exercise gently in a water environment with 34 exercises for flexibility and strength. |
| Aquafit | Water aerobics cardiovascular workout recommended for arthritis sufferers. |
| Aquatic Exercise | Water exercise for strength and endurance with stretching. |
| Easy Stretch | An easy half-hour stretch exercise class available every weekday. All levels welcome. |
| Fitness Room Orientation | Our new state of the art Fitness Room is complete with a large variety of cardio equipment, free weights, and weight machines that allow you to work on both the upper and lower body. Open 24 hours a day. |
| Lap Swim | Lap swimming is sustained swimming exercise for a minimum of 20 minutes. During certain times of day the large pool is scheduled for lap swimmers only. |
| Strength & Stretch | A coed exercise class using straps or weights for resistance. All muscle groups are addressed in the strengthening and stretching routine which includes a back and abdominal program. |
| Water Therapy | Individual water therapy in the deep pool. No lap swim during this time. |
| Yoga | A system of exercises for attaining control and well-being of the mind and body. Beginners/Gentle and Basic levels of Yoga are offered. |
Games & Cards
Anyone for Games? Come Join In On The Fun!
If playing cards or games are your thing, you have come to the right place! There are games going on every evening during season.| “500” Card Game | “500” is a bidding card game played with partners, not as intense as Bridge but a lot more noisy and fun. It is not to be confused with “500” Rummy. |
| Bingo | A game of chance played on a 25 numbered card where a line of randomly called numbers must be covered. Cards sell in multiples of 3. Jackpot paper cards are also available. Must be 18 years or older to play. |
| Bridge | A card game played with partners and bidding. Several Bridge games are held weekly including Chicago Partners, Duplicate, Rubber Partners, and Rubber Party. Bridge instruction is also available at various levels. |
| Bunco | A dice game with prizes. |
| Canasta | A card game using multiple decks; cards are formed into melds. |
| Cribbage | A card game scored on a Cribbage Board with pegs. Come with or without a partner – everyone will play. |
| Dominoes | Mexican Train is a Dominoes game played with double 12 Dominoes; 4-6 people at a table. |
| Euchre | A card game in which the side naming the trump must take 3 of 5 tricks to win. Singles are welcome. |
| Hearts | A card game that is easy to learn and fun to play. |
| Mah Jongg | Mah Jongg is a Chinese game played with tiles. Both Wright Patterson Military Rules and League format games are played weekly. |
| Nickel Bingo | A Bingo game played with a deck of cards. Bring nickels for play. |
| Penny Poker | Penny Poker has a 3 cent limit – dealer’s choice. |
| Pinochle | Pinochle is a bidding card game using a special deck of cards. |
| Poker | Poker games are played weeknights and a Poker Tournament is held once a week. |
| Poopsy | A fun board game played with dice. |
| Scrabble | A word game using tiles. |
| Sheepshead Card Party | A card game with low-level gambling; 3-5 players per table. |
| Spades | A game where Spades are always trump – usually played with partners but can be played Cut Throat. Each player bids the number of tricks they can make. |
Music
Voyager Offers A Variety Of Musical Groups & Events!
Our music groups are always looking for additional members. All levels of talent are welcome.| Belle Tones | Long and short term singers are welcome to join this group of female singers who enjoy four-part barbershop harmony. The ability to read music is NOT required. Performances are scheduled at various resort functions. |
| Bluegrass Jam Session | Join this fun-loving acoustic bluegrass jam session. The group sometimes performs as a band at Voyager functions. |
| Chapel Choir | Join the Chapel Choir and sing Sundays at the Chapel service. Practice is held once a week – join anytime. |
| Music Jam Session | Room is available for any acoustic instruments to jam during this time. This group may perform as a band at some Voyager functions. |
| Coyote Chorus | Join the men’s chorus and sing Barbershop harmony at weekly sessions. Performances are scheduled for various resort functions throughout the season. |
| Dance Band | Instrumental and vocal practice sessions playing popular standards with dance band focus. |
| Handbell Choir | 3 levels offered – learn to play (previous musical experience not required), intermediate (previous experience required), and advanced (for the more experienced ringers). Occasional concerts are given within and outside the resort. |
| Native American Flute Circle | Our flute circle is a big tent so all abilities are welcome! Come and play with our evening group or just listen and enjoy. Be inspired by others. We also offer free beginner (loaner flutes available) and intermediate NA flute lessons. Have fun playing with mics, foot pedals, and loopers. |
| Show Choir | Auditioned singers and instrumentalists will perform Broadway show music, and possibly put on a show in the spring. We will try to have a balanced group of around 12 to 24 singers and two or three instrumentalists. |
| Ukulele Club | Weekly gathering of advanced beginner (and up) ukulele players who know basic chords and strums. We try to learn a new chord progression or strum pattern each week, and we take turns choosing songs from the book, “The Daily Ukulele.” This book contains 365 songs specially chosen for the ukulele. While all are welcome, if you’ve never played before, you should consider first going to the Ukulele Lesson group. |
| Ukulele Jam Session for Intermediate/Advanced Players | This jam is for ukulele only players who want to kick it up a notch. You should be comfortable playing complex chords in a fast paced setting. We’ll be using the yellow “Daily Ukulele” book in addition to PDF handouts. |
| Ukulele Lessons | No musical background needed. Come join the fun! |
| Voyager Fun Band | Weekly informal gathering of up to 55 folks who have a great time making music together. We love all kinds of instruments—guitars, mandolins, fiddles, ukuleles, harmonicas, washboards, keyboards, etc. You name it, we like it and we love all kinds of music! Each week we take turns picking tunes from a big songbook that we made, and when it’s your turn, you can lead the group or pass. No pressure. If you haven’t played in a long time or you’ve never played before and want to start, this group is for you. We don’t teach you how to play, but we have an excellent list of instructors. Come every week or just drop in when you can and be sure to bring your instrument and a music stand. Welcome home to Fun Band! |
Special Events
Here’s A Peek At This Season!
Highlights for 2022-2023…
- Color Me Autumn Dance
- Hocus Pocus Halloween Dance
- Hee Haw Hootenanny Season Kick Off Party!
- Share the Bounty Dance
- Thanksgiving Dinner
- Kids Unlimited Christmas Performance
- Resident Holiday Bazaar
- Tree Lighting Concert
- Ugly Sweater Christmas Dance
- Christmas Dinner
- 70’s Disco New Years Eve Party
- Sock Hop Dance
- Party Hearty Valentines Dance
- Mardi Gras Theme Dance Party
- Senior Prom Dance
- Shamrock & Shenanigans St. Patrick’s Day Dance
- Tie Dye End of Season Party
- Monday Morning Coffee & Donuts
- Voyager Night at the Races – a “Pinewood Derby”-type race
- Wednesday Night Concert Series
- Food Truck Round-Ups
- Meet the Clubs Event
- Golf Cart & Bicycle Parades
Voyager Traditions continue…
- Activity Showcase
- Bi-Annual Park Wide Yard Sale
- Bingo
- Blood Drives
- Chapel Service
- Christmas Barbershop Concert
- Coffee & Donuts
- Market Daze – Craft Shows
- Golf Banquet
- Health & Business Expo
- Pickleball Tournaments
- Potluck Dinners
- Quilt Shows
- Show Choir Concert
- Southwest Flute Festival
- Spring Barbershop Concert
- State & Regional Parties
- Swap Meets
- Thursday Lecture Series
- Volunteer Appreciation Lunch
Special Interest
Enjoy The Camaraderie Of Our Special Interest Groups
Voyager has a growing amount of special interest groups.| AA Meeting | Alcoholics Anonymous meets once a week at the Health Clinic. |
| Al Anon Meeting | Friends and families of problem drinkers find understanding and support in this group. |
| AG & Rural Lifestyles | This group meets weekly for presentations and discussions relating to all types of agriculture. |
| Astronomy | Discussion of general astronomy. The relevant monthly issue of Sky & Telescope Magazine is helpful for discussion. A star chart Planisphere and a pair of binoculars are a great help. Star Parties are held at the Tennis Courts across from the Golf course. |
| Bible Study | A Bible study group meeting once a week. |
| Bicycle Club | Bike rides of 20-40 miles are scheduled twice weekly. Route is posted in advance; terrain varies and there are very few hills. Helmet required |
| Bicycle Desert Rides | Bike rides in the desert ranging from 10-17 miles long. Must have a desert-friendly bike. Helmets required. |
| Book Discussion | If you’re a reader and enjoy talking about books, come join the Book Discussion Group for a lively discussion. |
| Caregivers Support Group | Discussion group facilitated by an Alzheimer’s representative. Any caregivers are welcome to share experiences and pertinent information. |
| Chapel Service | An interdenominational service is held every Sunday morning in the Ballroom for a time of fellowship, praise and worship. |
| Community Cares | For those living alone, ill, injured, or fragile that would appreciate a daily check for health and safety, this program can help meet that need. Volunteers check each day for the participant’s correct day-of-the-week card to be on display, and if not, will contact to confirm their condition. |
| Computer Resource Center | If you need access to a computer, individual training, or help in solving computer problems, drop by the center. Hours of operation and services available are all on their website, www.voyagercrc.net. |
| Constitution Discussion | Exploration and discussion of the U.S. Constitution. |
| Current Events | Lively discussion group that shares facts and perspectives of current events and economic issues. |
| Genealogy | Learn about your family tree and exchange information with other searchers. A weekly gathering features round table discussions, guest speakers, classes, and field trips. A library of genealogy related books is available. A series of instructional classes is also offered during the season. |
| Great Decisions | A national study/discussion group of some of the most important foreign policy issues facing the United States and every American. Sponsored by the non-governmental, non-partisan, Foreign Policy Association. |
| Growing in Faith | GIFTS (Growing in Faith Through Sharing) is a Catholic Lenten Program using prayer, sharing, and reflection. |
| Ham Radio Group | The Ham Radio group meets once a week in the Voyager Restaurant. |
| iPad/iPhone Club | For owners and potential owners of Apple iPads or iPhones. We meet to share and learn. |
| Lecture Series | A different historic, cultural, or health-related lecture is presented each week. |
| Library | Volunteer-run with a large collection of donated books and utilizing the honor system. |
| Mac Computer Club | For owners and potential owners of Macintosh computers. We meet to share problems and discoveries with software, hardware, the Internet, etc. Bring a Mac, if you can. Free WiFi. Free membership. Beginners are always in attendance. |
| Masonic Breakfast | Breakfast meetings for all 3rd Degree Masons twice monthly. Ordering from the Voyager Bar & Grill menu. |
| Men’s Bible Study | A Bible study group for men. |
| Neighbor to Neighbor | Volunteers who help other residents with needs such as transportation to the grocery store or doctor appointments, picking up and/or helping to read their mail, assistance with meals, or performing small household tasks on a temporary basis. |
| Photo Session | Off-site photo sessions in conjunction with Photography Group meetings held weekly. |
| Photography Group | Photography information exchange and group trips for off-site photography. Outside park photo sessions every Friday morning. |
| Potluck Dinners | Bring a dish to share at the weekly covered dish supper. A Vegetarian Potluck dinner is also held monthly. |
| Red Hat Society Groups | We wear purple dresses and red hats and just get together to have fun! |
| Women’s Bible Study | Dig into the Scriptures and meet other Christian women. |
| World History | Discussion of events or persons with an emphasis on comparative history. |
| Writing | Hone your skills in Memoir Writing, Play Writing or try the Writer’s Workshop |
Sports
Stay Active With Our Resort Sports & Recreational Activities
Join us in a variety of fun activities that offer exercise and enjoyment. Stay fit and trim for the active lifestyle you have chosen.| Bicycle Club | Bike rides of 20 to 35 miles are scheduled twice weekly. Route is posted in advance; terrain varies and there are very few hills. Helmet and spare tube required; water bottles recommended. |
| Bicycle Desert Rides | Bike rides in the desert ranging from 10-17 miles long. Must have a desert-friendly bike. Helmets required. |
| Billiards | Rack ’em up! There are nine regulation size pool tables and a snooker table too, plus good cues with tips, all the time. Join in the fun 8-ball and 9-ball tournaments or come out and practice your shot. |
| Bocce Ball | Bocce is a game of Italian origin similar to lawn bowling and played on a long narrow court. The four courts are available every day except when reserved for organized play. A schedule is posted at the Bocce Courts. Free lessons are available. |
| Golf | Play nine or eighteen holes on Voyager’s par 3 course. Open daily except during weekly tournaments for Men, Women, and Couples. There is a weekly match at Dorado Golf Course as well. |
| Hiking | Meet weekly starting with shorter and easier hikes which become increasingly challenging as the hikes get longer and more scenic. Enjoy all that outdoor Arizona has to offer! Hikers preferring less difficult trails meet twice a month for more relaxed outings. |
| Horseback Riding | Trail riding on energetic, healthy horses every Thursday morning. Must be comfortable loping and be able to saddle your horse. $150 per month for approximately 8 hours of riding. Sign up monthly on the Activity Board. |
| Horseshoes | Horseshoe pits are available for play 7 days a week. Shoes are at the pit. |
| Pickleball | Pickleball is fun and easy to learn. It is a racquet sport which combines badminton, tennis, and table tennis on a badminton-sized court. Structured play, lessons, and socials are scheduled on a regular basis. |
| Pools, Hot Tubs, and Saunas | Three pools (deep pool, shallow pool and covered lap pool) are available for open swimming when exercise classes are not underway. Two hot tubs and two sauna rooms are open 7 days a week. Relax and enjoy! |
| Shuffleboard | A game in which players use long-handled cues to push weighted discs into scoring areas of a diagram marked on a smoothly polished surface. Courts are open every day. Team practice and league play are held weekly. Schedule posted. |
| Co-ed softball—all are welcome and everybody plays at practice, intramural, and league games. | |
| Table Tennis | Table tennis is available for open play five days a week in the Coyote Room. |
| Tennis | Five courts (two lighted) are ready for open play, League play and reserved time. A tennis ball machine is available. Tournaments, socials, and clinics are regularly scheduled. |
| Water Volleyball | A fun-in-the-sun water sport. All levels of players are welcome to come out and enjoy! |