Youthful 55+ parks in Arizona
My senior dad used to joke that the definition of “old” was always ten years older than he was. So if I ask a 75 year old if a park with an average age of 77 is full of old people, he’d probably say ...
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RVcrazy wrote:
Responding to the comments by Barbara about Yuma:
We are at Fortuna de Oro (Cal-Am) for the second year. We have 2 potlucks in 6 months. In both cases, the turkey & ham are provided, along with live music for dancing after. We have a full service restaurant & bar, multiple newer sports courts, a golf course & happy hours and dances regularly. We have found similar facilities in Yuma at West Wind. I would agree that not all parks are equal...
It isn't that the park itself has pot-lucks all of the time, but from what we have seen in Yuma, and talking to friends that spend part of their time in Yuma, the cliques that arise all seem to spend inordinate amounts of time having potlucks. Most of the people we know that spend all or part of the winter in Yuma talk about their friends and all of the things they do with their friends at each other's rigs, never about any cultural activities, concerts, shopping, fine restaurants, etc.
