This is an amazing senior/ community center. They have many activities for seniors. Did I mention…read moreBINGO!! They have IN TOUCH which is their senior program Newsletter.You can contact Marana Senior Center for more information. They are building a brand new center coming in 2025.

Music Under the Stars begins tonight. Great music from the 50's, 60's and more. Food truck and ice…read morecream.

A wonderful development with no,golf course. 967 homes. Many activities and amenities available…read moreto residents. Low HOA fees.

The amenities are nice, but the neighborhood is a little rough. One time a group of kids who called…read morethemselves the "Countryside Crips" did a drive-by on their bikes on my house with a super soaker. They did it on a cool day so it was clear they were making a statement. They didn't have a gang color, but they had a gang pattern: paisley. I still tense up whenever I see a middle class white kid wearing paisley. I always have this fear that I will end up inconveniently damp for a short period of time. I live in terror of this to this day. The pool is great, though.

This is a really great benefit of being a member of the CCCA home owners association! They have a…read morehuge park/play area with play structures for younger kids and for older kids. They also have softball/soccer fields, volleyball court, horseshoe pits, tennis courts, a gym, and much more!!! The equipment is a little dated (particularly in the gym, which is totally no frills), but it gets the job done. And they have tons of equipment that you can rent for free! I've taken my toddlers down to the grassy area and let them run around kicking the soccer ball and they have a blast! We haven't been to the pool yet (just moved in this past November so haven't been here for summer yet), but I've heard that it's really nice, and I know they offer swim lessons there, too. They get 4 stars since some of the equipment could really use an upgrade (again -particularly in the gym), but for everything you get, I feel like the association dues are very fair and reasonable. So many amenities!!!

Love coming here for community events! The Dunbar holds a great significance to the black Tucson…read morecommunity as it was Tucson's segregated school for African American students until desegregation in 1951, and I'm glad to see that it's being preserved and utilized to uplift the community in the current day. There's multiple events held here monthly, including The Slide Society's line dance classes on Thursday nights at 6PM, which I really enjoy! In addition to this, there's also the barbershop and school that lives here, a healthy food prep restaurant I think, various community classes, and even the "Connections That Count" events that take place at 5 PM every first Wednesday that target, various themes and aim to build a better community (ABC) through fellowship and networking. There's really so many great things to say about the Dunbar and community events that occur here! Definitely worth checking out.

What makes this place special is its history. Do yourself a favor, go to their website, and read…read morethe About section. I'd be doing it a disservice by trying to summarize it. Currently it serves as a community center, a school, a barber academy, and it rents space out to artists and dancers and educators and even a publishing house! They have some great community programs and I was there for the Free Vegan Cooking class. The speaker, I believe her name is Rosie Kennedy, was great; equal parts knowledgeable and warm and engaging. She broke down a topic that can be daunting and demo'd a couple of recipes. Highly recommend signing up for any of her future programs if they (hopefully!!) have them. The space itself is not great for a cooking lecture because it's not a kitchen. The speaker did an amazing job, especially with all the constraints but she could have really benefitted from a more functional set-up. The room feels like its seen better days but they do have this super cool canvas wrapped around 2 of the walls that documents the history of the local African American community and the Dunbar. All in all I really appreciate having this resource in the community and look forward to their future programs!

The Good: 1. Never had issues with customer service…read more 2. Clean gym. 3. Weight equipment in great condition. 4. Calm aura. The Bad: 1. Bringing guest. To expand on the bad, it was my first time bringing guest to this location and boy was it a nightmare. To be clear, I am aware that there are policies on how things are done especially for the guest situation. My issue wasn't with the process itself but with the staff and how they handled it. I had brought family who came to visit me and we were excited to get a pump in. I had to fill out a form and whatever else was necessary the day I brought them in. There was a lady at the front desk being trained and it's completely normal to not know how everything is done right away. She was being trained by another lady on the side. I wrote down all of the necessary information to get them in. It wasn't till two days after that I went in trying to bring only one of them in. We interacted with a lady, whom I didn't catch her name. She came off sarcastic, argumentative, and rude. We had pointed out the name on the screen that I had filled out on the initial application. My guest pointed it out first and she sarcastically pointed out the year and said "See that year? You're not that age, so it's not you." My email was clearly attached to the guest account. And I mentioned to her that a new person was working the day I brought my guest in and hadn't entered the information correctly. She shook her head and rolled her eyes. So it obviously wasn't our fault and was clearly on their part, she demanded that we redo everything and include even more information than before. I have no issue doing what's needed to be done but her bad attitude made me walk out with my guest. She clearly didn't care. She just slammed the paper back to its stack and said "ok." No attempt to reconcile or apologize for their mistakes. I go to that gym nearly every day and never had an issue with staff until her. She treated us like fools and acted as if we were trying to enter a top secret facility. I get taking your job seriously and doing an effective job, but doing it with a bad attitude and lack of respect for the customers and guests who go there is another thing. If any of you are looking for a place to take your mind off things or better yourselves, consider this recreation center. It's a great place but I implore you to watch out for that lady and bringing any guest in. She is the reason I gave it less than 5 stars. The other kind staff and good things are the reason I didn't give it 1 star. Now I know not to bring in any guest with me, which is unfortunate because having friends/family come with you is always enlightening. A big thumbs down to the lady at the front desk. Do better.

From the owner: Community Recreation Center: Fitness Loft: Featuring…read morestate-of-the-art cardio and weight training equipment. Touchscreen consoles with TV, Netflix, Facebook, Virtual Active, plus access personal playlists via Bluetooth. Gymnasium: Two courts to host a variety of activities including basketball, volleyball, pickleball and indoor soccer. Indoor Track: Enjoy walking or jogging on a three lane track in a climate controlled setting. Group Fitness: Two group fitness rooms for classes like yoga, barre, pound, group power, and spin. All included with your membership. Wellbeats fitness-on-demand for classes to enjoy anytime. Multipurpose Event Space: Opening up to a large outdoor green space, available for meetings, special events, parties, and other activities. Recreation Division: The Recreation Division offers classes and activities for all ages and skill levels. With over 700 programs offered annually, there is sure to be something for everyone.

I wish I had known more about HOA's before purchasing my first time home…read more Rancho Sahuarita is the epitome of an HOA that has the time on it's hands (and funds now due to nearly tripled fees in the past 10 years) to harrass residents about small things in the supposed interest of maintaining 'community quality'. From sending letters of warning about weeds an inch high right after it rains, to neutrally colored accent lighting in trees (which the community uses in community properties year 'round but are not allowed to us peon residents, to not being allowed to park on your own property and driveway with two tires barely in the gravel (despite still beimg on your own driveway) to allow your spouse easier access to the garage, the enforcement of rules is less about 'property value' and more about being a pain in the ass about anything an 'inspector' can find wrong with your private property. I'm amazed they don't demand inyerior inspections of the homes based on the completely picky and idiotic requirements enforced by this 'community'. My advice: Stay away at all costs, even knowing this review may lower my property value, I would not wish this BS against any but an enemy. Never Again will I purchase a home with an HOA, especially with 'Associa' the company enforcing these 'inspections' at our own cost nor anything built by the Sharpe family of developers. Unless you like to live in a house you pay to have someone police the most basic uses of as if it were an apartment complex, not supposedly privately owned homes.

The HOA act as overlords. Its criminal how they treat residents. They care only about increasing…read moreprofits and do not make any effort to deliver on their end of the deal. There is a dire need for reform on how the community is managed.

there is no shade around this pool. The life guards we're not allowed to remove their T-shirts…read morebecause one of the board members has such strict moral standards , that she does not want them to show their arms. They will not allow them to have small fans to cool themselves. It was 106° when I went swimming. Whomever that board member is does not belong on the board. You do not let your personal values affect the safety of your employees.

I have not used the community center facility, but this is my favorite public pool in Tucson! It…read moreis serene and beautiful, surrounded by a natural/undeveloped desert park area with cacti, mesquite, and views of A Mountain and Tumamoc Hill. The pool itself is nothing fancy and could use a paint job but overall clean and simple. There is a diving board, waterslide (in summer) and adjacent shallow baby pool. Sadly, it closes sometime in early November until early April. Outside the pool there are several benches and picnic tables with grills and a nice playground, plus a big covered basketball court which is even lit up at night and seems popular with kids and grown-ups alike. Great community resource!

Okay I understand this yelp review SHOULD be for the Uptum Community Center not about personal…read moredoctors or medical service. So, my experience with the Community Center has been tops!!!! All aspects are professional, balanced, fair and equaitiable, and the most unique and outstanding item are the professional trainers and staff that conduct the group exercise sessions, they are serious and well qualified, from Circut training, tai chi, chair yoga and pilates, 3 hours long tech mondays; special nutrition and medical info sessions..the list goes on...conv spanish. the socializing games, coffee, special holiday events...all excellent. This is in Mesa and I hope to find the same calibur here in tucson, since I will now be a resident. I am looking forward to my new professional instructors and activities and less visits to the doctors!!!!!!!!

Worst service and terminal hold. I live in Tucson and have to deal with Optum Care Network-Arizona…read more I love my Doctor, James Tooley, but since moving over to Optum it has been a nightmare to get straight answers from the staff and impossible to talk with my Doctor. I was put on hold and decided to call a different number in Utah ( first was in AZ) and they answered right away, helped me for over 20 minutes and resolved my problem. When I went back to the first call, I was still on hold. DO NOT DEAL WITH THEM IF AT ALL POSSIBLE.