What are the hours of operation for Club Rancho Sahuarita?

Clubhouse Hours:
Monday-Friday: 5:00 am – 10:00 pm
Saturday: 7:00 am – 9:00 pm
Sunday: 8:00 am – 8:00 pm

Kids Club Hours:
Monday- Thursday: 3:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Friday-Saturday: 8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Sunday: Closed

Train Rides:
Saturday-Sunday: 11:00 am – 3:00 pm

Who can use the amenities in Rancho Sahuarita?

All permanent residents of Rancho Sahuarita, who are current with HOA dues as set forth by the Board of Directors, are able to enjoy the use of the amenities. Residents that are renting with at least a 4-month signed lease agreement can also enjoy the amenities. Rancho Sahuarita does not sell any outside membership to Club Rancho Sahuarita or any of the community amenities. Residents are permitted to bring guests to the facilities by purchasing guest passes for each guest. Guest pass costs are as follows:
Day passes:
Ages 13+: $10.00 each
Ages 4-12: $5.00 each

*NEW RATES – Guest Pass Combination Reduced Pricing*

20-Pass Adult – $75.00

20-Pass Child – $37.50

10-Pass Adult – $50.00

10-Pass Child – $25.00

Is the Water Park open year-round?

The main pool of the Water Park (which consists of a 25 meter, 8 lane lap pool) and the spa are open year-round, and have the following hours of operation:

Monday-Friday: 5:00 am – 8:30 pm

Saturday: 8:00 am – 8:30 pm

Sunday: 9:00 am – 7:30 pm

The Big Bucket Splash Park and the Slide Pool are seasonal, opening on Memorial Day weekend and closing down during the cooler months, starting in September.

The shaded “Tot Lagoon” pool is heated and is open year-round for residents to enjoy.

What are the hours of the satellite pools in the community?

The satellite pools in the community have the following hours of operation:

Monday-Friday: 9:00 am – 8:00 pm

Saturday: 9:00 am – 8:00 pm

Sunday: 9:00 am – 7:00 pm

How do I gain access to the satellite pools in the community? What are the pool rules?

Residents of Rancho Sahuarita have access to the two satellite pools in the community. To gain access, please visit the Clubhouse to get the access code from the Front Desk staff. It is important to note that residents should not share the code with anyone, especially non-residents, as this could give any area visitor access to our private community amenity. Please also note that proof of identification is required when visiting the satellite pools, (in the same fashion as the main pool), and that all rules and regulations are similar.

What are the hours of the parks in the community?

The Safari Park opens daily at sunrise, and closes at 10:00 pm. These same hours apply to the park located in the northern region of the community, the Parque del Presidio. North Park is open 7:00 am – 10:00 pm daily. The remainder of the parks in Rancho Sahuarita, such as the pocket parks, are open from sunrise to sunset.

What is Kids Time?

Kids Time is an amenity made available for the convenience of families in Rancho Sahuarita. While parents are utilizing the Fitness Center, pool, or other Clubhouse facilities, their children can enjoy Kids Time. Friendly and trained staff offer supervised care at a cost of $3.00/hour for a limit of two hours. The service is available for children 4 months to 7 years of age.
*Please note that parents are required to remain on the premises when choosing to utilize this service.

Who can attend events at Rancho Sahuarita?

Rancho Sahuarita hosts two different kinds of events for residents to enjoy. Resident Events are those events which are open exclusively to residents and their guests (once a Guest Pass is purchased). Some examples of Resident Events are the ‘Movie Under the Stars’ series or a ‘Coffee Social’.

Community Events are those larger events that are put on in collaboration and through partnership with other entities, such as the Town of Sahuarita. As such, these events are open to all residents of the Town of Sahuarita. Some examples of Community Events are the “Sahuarita Spooktacular” or “Fiesta Sahuarita”.

Who pays for Community Events that are sponsored by or held at Rancho Sahuarita?

Rancho Sahuarita often partners with other entities and organizations in the Town of Sahuarita to host Community Events. They are funded through a variety of sources, including through financial partnerships, sponsorships and through the sharing of resources between the different parties involved. Therefore, a Community Event, though sometimes held on the premises of Rancho Sahuarita, is not limited to the community’s residents and instead of open to all residents of the Town of Sahuarita.

What is ActiveNet, and how do I sign up or get more information?

ActiveNet is an online platform designed to enhance and connect residents with the lifestyle of the community. By signing up to access the benefits of ActiveNet, such as viewing upcoming events, registering for classes, and making transactions online, residents can begin to further enjoy the Rancho Sahuarita lifestyle.

Current residents can sign up by visiting the kiosk at the Greeting Center of the Rancho Sahuarita Clubhouse. A Team Member will assist residents in ensuring that all contact details, emergency information, and identification photo(s) are updated. It only takes 5 minutes, after which residents can be on their way.

New residents are invited to contact the Clubhouse, at 520-207-7730, to schedule an appointment for registration.

COMMUNITY GUIDELINES

What are the monthly HOA dues in Rancho Sahuarita?

The monthly HOA dues for most neighborhoods in the community are based on one standard rate. However, there are some gated neighborhoods and Active Adult neighborhoods that have other fees in addition to the standard rate per month. Please refer to the ‘Homeowners Association’ page of this site for more details.

Who should residents contact with questions regarding payment of HOA dues, CC&Rs, or community policy compliance?

Residents who have questions regarding any of the above topics are asked to call Associa Arizona at 520-742-5674.

Is parking allowed on the streets throughout the community?

Although the streets in Rancho Sahuarita were built as part of the development, they are controlled by the Town of Sahuarita with regards to maintenance as well as parking issues. Residents should obey all posted parking laws, particularly relative to prohibited fire lane parking safety issues. Cars can be ticketed or towed when in violation of these fire lane laws.

Why are residents prohibited from holding sports practice in the green spaces throughout the community?

Per the CC&Rs, organized sports practice in community green spaces, like pocket parks, is prohibited. Our green spaces are intended for recreational use only. Many sports organizations provide the teams with practice and game fields that ensure the participants’ safety and that are covered under that organization’s insurance. In many cases, the fee that these organizations charge to participate covers that insurance and/or rental fees for sanctioned fields. Many organizations, therefore, will not cover any injuries that take place on an unsanctioned field.

In addition, the grass areas in Rancho Sahuarita were not designed to function as sports’ fields, and therefore do not have fencing around them and/or are not far enough away from public streets and homes. Therefore risks include damage to resident property and also potential danger to children and other participants, as well as damage to the park green space itself. As an alternative, Sahuarita Parks and Recreation Department oversees the use of Town parks and green spaces for use by teams and leagues. Please contact them for further information or any questions regarding this use at 520-822-8896.

What are the policies for use of the trails in the community?

The Rancho Sahuarita Community boasts over 17 miles of paved walking and biking trails. On any given day, many residents can be seen enjoying these trails and spending time in the various parks and green spaces which they connect. When using the trails, residents are asked to please observe proper etiquette and share use of these spaces.

Are my pets required to be on a leash?

According to the CC&Rs set forth by the Board of Directors, all pets, when outside of residents’ private property, must be on a leash. This regulation is set forth to promote the safety of other members of the community, as well as the safety of the pet(s) themselves.

What is the procedure for residents to follow when other residents fail to clean up after their dogs, or let them run free throughout public spaces?

All residents are encouraged to pick up after their pets and required to ensure they are on a leash. Picking up after a pet is a common courtesy, and it helps to eliminate health concerns and risks. Thousands of people are probably bitten each year by dogs that have “never bitten anyone before.” For those who choose to let them run free, it can become a legal issue if there is a problem with another resident or their pet.

Should anyone be threatened by a dog running loose, we encourage you to call 911 and/or the County Animal Control office.

What should I do if I experience an issue with neighborhood disturbance, such as loud parties or disruptions, or with illegal parking in fire lanes or on private property?

If a resident experiences any of the above issues, they are asked to contact the Sahuarita Police Department by dialing 911, which is the Pima County dispatcher. An officer(s) should be requested, and they will then respond to the call promptly.

What is the policy with regards to unruly neighbors, or unruly residents in public spaces in the community?

The Rancho Sahuarita Owner Code of Conduct restricts and prohibits inappropriate language, lude conduct, physical gestures or intimidating behavior. As stated in the CC&Rs, “Any noxious or offensive activity which in the reasonable determination of the Board tends to cause embarrassment, discomfort, annoyance, or nuisance to persons using the Common Area.”

All residents, lessee(s), occupants of a unit, and their guests are expected to conduct themselves in a mature and responsible manner while using the premises. Abusive/offensive language, fighting and/or other disruptive behavior is not tolerated and the offender will be asked to leave.

Do I have an opportunity to talk to the HOA leadership and ask questions or express my concerns?

Residents can ask questions or provide comments or concerns through a variety of ways in Rancho Sahuarita. Firstly, the HOA leadership holds a special event each quarter called “You Talk, We Listen.” This event is designed to answer residents’ inquiries and have open discussion about issues presently concerning the community. All residents are invited to attend.

Residents can visit the Rancho Sahuarita Clubhouse, and fill out a Comment Sheet for the Comment Box. These comments are reviewed and any necessary follow-up is completed by a member of the Team. In addition, residents can offer suggestions, which are reviewed, archived, and at times implemented when appropriate.

COMMUNITY RELATIONS

How are my fire, ambulance, and emergency services provided as a resident of Rancho Sahuarita?

Residents of Rancho Sahuarita are not covered under the fire service district boundaries of any municipality. Therefore, Rural/Metro Fire Department is the provider of fire prevention, ambulance, and emergency care services for the community. Protection and services with Rural/Metro are established through a subscription basis. For more information or to sign up for service, please visit www.ruralmetrofire.com or call 520-297-3600.

Where is the nearest hospital or medical facility?

The hospital closest in proximity to the Rancho Sahuarita community is the Green Valley Hospital, located at 4455 I-19 Frontage Road., Green Valley, AZ 85619.  Carondelet St. Mary’s Hospital in Tucson is the next nearest. St. Mary’s Hospital is located at 1601 W. St. Mary’s Road. Carondelet also has a general practice facility located within the Rancho Sahuarita Marketplace. For more information, please call the office at 520-777-2277.

Who provides trash removal to the Rancho Sahuarita Community?

In Rancho Sahuarita, trash removal is not included as a service provided by the municipality of the Town of Sahuarita. Rather, the service is performed by private companies, including Tucson Waste Management, and Saguaro Waste Management.

Tucson Waste Management can be reached at 520-744-2600, while Saguaro Waste Management can be reached at 520-745-8820 for more information.

What municipalities is Rancho Sahuarita located within?

Rancho Sahuarita is located within the Town of Sahuarita, inside Pima County. It is also located within the Sahuarita Unified School District.

How do I discover which school my children will attend?

School attendance is determined based on geography, meaning that a resident’s home location in the community determines which “path” of schools their children will take. For details, please reference the Sahuarita Unified School District Boundary map, available on their website here.

How do I get registered to vote?

Residents interested in registering to vote can visit the Rancho Sahuarita Clubhouse, where a member of the Team will assist them in filling out the necessary paperwork and ensuring that it is sent to be processed accordingly.