Things to Do
The Village is one of the largest active-adult communities in the country. This is what your Resident ID opens.
Seven clubhouses
Meeting rooms, ballrooms, art and craft studios, woodshop, lapidary, ceramics, billiards, card rooms. Each clubhouse is different - visit them all once.
Five pools and four hot pools
Lap swimming, water exercise classes and open swim at clubhouse pools.
Three fitness centers
Equipment rooms, group classes and the Community Center fitness center.
Golf - 27 holes
Two courses, a pro shop, the 19 Restaurant and Lounge and the Par 3 Lounge.
Tennis and pickleball
Ten tennis courts and seven pickleball courts, plus lawn bowling, bocce and shuffleboard clubs.
Performing Arts Center
An 814-seat theatre with concerts, shows and resident productions.
Village Library
More than 30,000 books, audiobooks and films, run with volunteers.
Equestrian Center
38 stables and a full-size riding ring.
Garden Centers
Flower, vegetable and tree plots for residents.
Classes
Recreation Department classes and the Saddleback College Emeritus Institute (tuition-free courses for older adults, held in the Village).
Clubs
More than 200 clubs and groups, from bridge to ballroom to woodworking.
Village Television
Channel 6 and the Village studio at the Community Center carry Board meetings and community programs.