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Desert Aire has allowed us to retire with a ready-made community. Like many snowbirds, the idea of living somewhere completely new and not knowing anyone, was daunting. We have been welcomed by so many kind and generous people, it really has felt like home from the beginning.
We also love the whole idea of "tiny home" living and DA provides so many community amenities, it makes it easy. We take advantage of the wonderful library, a fully equipped workshop and neighbours who are happy to share tools, equipment or expertise.
The volunteer spirit of the park means there are a huge range of activities and groups organized by residents, all free, or at very little cost. You can cycle, join the choir or a book club, play water volleyball or pickleball, go on group hike, do a watercolor or craft class, just to list a few of the many activities available here.
We love being active and outside, enjoying all the Coachella Valley has to offer. I think it's safe to say, we came for the weather, and stayed...
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A friend of mine lives here. It's a very nice place most of the year. All the Canadian residents wave and get out and about. That is until summer...it is like a ghost town. They have activities: horseshoes, putting golf, pool. Lovely landscaping. The one thing I like the least is the gate is often malfunctioning... It can be difficult to get in. Oh it is super lose to the grounds where Coachellafest and Stagecoach are held, Traffic can be a bear three...
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With an overnight visit, we became full residents and have returned every winter for the past 10 years. It is truly returning to family. Everyone is always so friendly and kind as well as interested about each and everyone. This only comes from everyone pitching in and taking a personal responsibility with living here.
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