New Location Val Vista Village

 On Monday we loaded up and moved down to the valley where it has been much warmer.  Even though a front came through and the wind blew, it was still warmer than Prescott.   They had snow.  Here we are set up on our site at Val Vista Village

 Linda's cousin Judy and husband Mike were in town and came by. We went to dinner at, where else, a brewery.  It was good food and great company.

 This is a very pretty park 1500 spaces and lots of activities.  With all of the citrus trees in the park blooming and so many flowers, the air is really smells sweet.

 This is a great place with 3 outdoor pools, one is salt water and three outdoor hot tubs.  There is also an indoor pool and hot tub.

Wednesday February 29 we went out to Fort McDowell regional park, where several Escapee Boomer friends were camping, for a progressive potluck.  It was a good time with friends.

Back home, here are the golf practice cages

 This is one of the laundries and the wood shop.

They a have a tennis league and multiple courts to play on.  Below is the miniature golf course.

Here is the car wash pad...where you can wash your vehicles.

 Above is the salt water pool.  To the left is one set of shuffle board courts.

There are four more pickleball courts in the park

 Softball batting cages.

 Bocce ball courts

 This building has the sewing room and computer lab in it.  They also have a building that has a ceramic shop and stained glass work room in it.  Below is another outdoor pool.

 They have happy hour every day from 3 to 5 in the courtyard.  There is music 6 days a week and a draft beer is $1.

Here is the main outdoor pool.  The Cubs spring training facility is just down the road so there are a number of people here from Illinois.  We did a little checking and found that work campers here only work 12.5 hours a piece, or 25 hours per couple, a week for their site and all utilities.  It is a pretty tempting deal that we may consider next year.