TJ's Travel Club for Seniors
At TJ's Travel Club for Seniors, their motto is "We're Off Our Rockers!" Since their 1984 beginnings, the group's founder Jeff Reed has traversed the Southwest, leading members of the travel club to the region's countless points of interest. Hundreds of day trips and short two or three day excursions make the club's annual schedule in addition to several group cruises and extended tours. They have several locations in the Phoenix metropolitan area.
TJ's Travel Club for Seniors
(480) 497-2478
tjstravelclub.com
Senior Trekkers Club
The Senior Trekkers Club of Tucson provides folks over the age of 50 with a chance to take to the great outdoors in a social atmosphere. In addition to regular day-trips, the group also offers a weekly group walk every Thursday morning for members. Whether looking for an adventure around the state or just seeking some company for in-town walks, the Senior Trekkers Club provides members with an opportunity to connect with fellow outdoor enthusiasts.
Senior Trekkers Club
250 N. Maguire Ave. #417
Tucscon, AZ 85710
(520) 296-7795
Sun City West Clubs
Located in the Phoenix metro area, the active adult community of Sun City West provides a host of clubs and groups for Arizona seniors. Groups focus on shared interests like the Recreational Vehicle Club and arrange trips for members. Rockhounds West, for example, organizes excursions and getaways for seniors seeking social interaction, adventure, and a chance to add to their rock collection with agate from Payson or calcite crystals from Lake Pleasant.
Sun City West Clubs
19803 R.H. Johnson Blvd.
Sun City West, AZ 85375
(623) 544-6000
scwclubs.com
Article Written By Carly Schorman
Dividing her time between Phoenix and San Francisco, Carly Schorman is a writer and student currently completing her M.A. in religion and philosophy at the California Institute of Integral Studies. She has served as an editor for the "Mesa Legend," OCHRE Journal of Women's Spirituality, YabYumMusic.com and has additionally written for S.L.A.M. magazine, eHow, and "Link" magazine.