Description

ViewPoint RV & Golf Resort is a community for active senior adults who enjoy living life to the fullest with a complete social program planned to entertain, stimulate and educate.

ViewPoint is the perfect place to spend a day, week, month or a winter season, relaxing, romancing or just having fun!

ViewPoint Resort's Activity Department has designed a recreation program that is both state-of-the-art and elegant. It is sure to please all. ViewPoint residents are proud of their community and actively support the Activity Department and their programs through participation and volunteering.

With over 75,000 square feet of recreation space, ViewPoint has something for everyone. Facilities include Hi-Def TV's with all your favorite sports events, a computer training classroom, exercise and physiotherapy rooms, Grand Ballroom, garden room, event center, library, living room and class rooms for arts and crafts, not to mention 10 tennis couts, 27 holes of golf and shuffle board. Softball enthusiasts will delight in ViewPoint's professionally groomed field, complete with electronic scoreboard.

If card playing is your idea of a relaxing activity ViewPoint's card room, located in the NorthPoint Recreation Center will impress you with it's beautiful city light views.

Geography:

Located in Maricopa County, Mesa is the third-largest city in Arizona. Urban amenities combine with outdoor activities to provide visitors with the best of both worlds, including golf resorts, rugged recreation areas, and a wealth of museums and attractions. The climate in Mesa is extremely comfortable, with winter temperatures ranging from highs in the upper 60s to lows in the upper 30s. Summer average temperatures range from lows in the mid 70s to highs just over 100 degrees.

Mesa was founded in January 1878 by Mormon pioneers and its population is still roughly one-tenth Mormon. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints operates one of its oldest temples in Mesa (the Mesa Arizona Temple, home to an elaborate Easter pageant every spring), and the city is something of a hub for the Mormon community in the Tucson-Phoenix-Mesa Metropolitan Area.

Mesa enjoys the best in a variety of amenities including gorgeous parks, a variety of sports facilities that cater to athletes of all ages and abilities, highly rated golf courses for every skill level, a diversity of special events and community festivals, and Mesas ever-popular Chicago Cubs Spring Training baseball at HoHoKam Park Cactus League.

The Superstition Mountains, Apache Trail, Salt and Verde Rivers, Usery Pass, and area lakes are extremely popular for those who enjoy the outdoors.In fact, the Apache Trail is one of the most popular day trips from the Phoenix-Mesa metro area. The trail features miles of spectacular desert wilderness and scenic beauty.

Ghostly, volcanic Superstition cliffs rise 2,000 feet, hiding the Lost Dutchman Mine, one of the most storied mines of the West. The Superstiton Mountain Lost Dutchman Museum displays the artifacts, history and folklore of the Superstition Mountains and surrounding region.

The arts in Mesa are also full of vibrant energy.The annual Mesa Storytelling Festival held each October is The Valleys largest storytelling event. National, regional, and youth talent gather to share a wide array of stories: folk tales, tall tales, myths, humor, great legends from America and tales from all over the globe. The festival includes food, music, stories, and one-of-a-kind fun. The city is also home to great works of public art as well as top-notch museums and galleries. A local favorite is a sculptural seating area at the local library made of mosaic tiles featuring a live orange tree. It includes tiles created in 2000 by adults and children that attended Mesas Simply Citrus! Festival.

Museums include the Arizona Museum for Youth, Commemorative Air Force Arizona Wing Aircraft Museum, Mesa Historical Society and Museum, Mesa Southwest Museum (home to Dinosaur Mountain), and the historical Sirrine House.