I called ahead to see about space. I later saw online it was a 55+ park so I called back was told "We have a section for 55+" I explained we had twin 11 year old she said it was fine. Upon arrival while unloading we were told its a 55+ park. We explained earlier conversation & man said they ( the twins) can be here but can't ride their non-motorized scooters". The wifi cost more money, which I'm ok with if you didn't tell me it was free. During this trip we sped at 2 excellent parks Desert Gold near Quartzite & Balboa in L. A.

Love the place. Has it all for retired people. Everything exceptbowling alleys. So come experience a real retirement location.

i dont want to drive around a motor home. its too bulky and large.......thats what she said

Winter 2009 was our second year at Voyager. It is an excellent park with unbelievable facilities and programs. It is expensive in season at about $700 per month, but you are paying for the programs and facility use as well as your site. The fitness center is excellent, with eight treadmills, several stairmasters , stationary bikes and strength equipment. Great pool room, three swimming pools (one inside), Tennis, Bocce Ball, Pickle Ball, shuffleboard and an executive golf course. There are a wide variety of craft shops, and each is staffed by someone who knows the craft to help improve your success. There are regular bike outings, a horseback riding group and an in park office for a travel agent. Like any place, there are rude people, and there are facilities limitations. I.e., the hotel is a convenience hotel, more like HI Express. We found ourselves welcomed and enjoyed the company of a number of RVers and Park Model owners. In order to make the fees justifiable, you need to take adv