HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY

RESIDENTS AND VISITORS!

Hello July! July is a busy month in the Woodfield community with a wide array of activities happening.  Independence Day is one of the best American holidays, both for what we celebrate and how we celebrate it.  If you're looking to experience some 4th of July festivities, the City of Show Low is known for its parade and fireworks show.

There are some great sites still available for Park Model homes.   Woodfield has grown very successfully thanks to the amazing Woodfield residents and the referrals of friends to the community.  Woodfield offers a referral program to say “Thank You” for the support and recommendation.  If you have a friend interested in buying, please contact Smitty.

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WON'T YOU BE MY NEIGHBOR?

Please welcome Woodfield's newest residents!

Randy & Diane - Space #37

Jon & Lynn - Space #41

Stuart & Lynn - Space #607

Steve & Barb - Space #612

It feels good to live in a neighborly community like Woodfield.  Consider reaching out to your neighbors and get connected.  As you stroll by their new home and see them settling in, please celebrate their arrival by introducing yourself.

WOODFIELD HAPPENINGS

Join the fun at Woodfield’s community events that are happening this month at

The Pavilion.

Thank you to the volunteer committee members who give their time to ensure Woodfield events are successful!  If you would like to join the volunteer committee, please contact Patti at space #402 or 979-702-0127.  Volunteering is a great way to make new friends!

WOODFIELD UPDATES & REMINDERS

• USPS - USPS no longer delivers packages to individual units.  The post office has agreed to place all oversized deliveries (those that won’t fit in mailbox) in the Pavilion.  A notification slip will be placed in the recipient's mailbox, indicating that a package is in the Pavilion.

• Landscaping - Please remember to submit a landscape worksheet to the RV office for approval prior to starting any landscaping.

• Service Requests - If you would like to request service (estimates, materials, services) from the Woodfield team please utilize the Service Request form.  It can be found on our website here.  Submitting a Service Request (also called a "work order") helps the Woodfield team stay organized and ensures proper scheduling.

• Electric Payments - We no longer accept credit cards as payment for electric services; check or cash only.  An invoice will be emailed to you at the end of the month, and we ask that you drop your payment in the RV office during RV office business hours or in the payment box that is attached just outside the office for your convenience.  We will accept a bulk payment in the form of a check and credit your account.  Each month, we will debit the monthly electric amount from that account credit.  Submit a bulk payment for the remainder of the season and be entered into a drawing for a chance to win a $50 gift certificate of your choice for Pizza Factory, Licano's, or Walmart.

• Resale Homes - If you are contemplating the sale of your home, please be aware that specific procedures must be followed.  It is important that you schedule an appointment with the office prior to initiating any sale activity.  Also, please note that a transfer fee will apply to all resales.

• Smoke Detectors - Often times, the 9-volt battery in the smoke detectors will fail and you will come back to a “chirping” smoke detector inside your Park Model.  You may submit a Service Request and a Woodfield team member will change your battery for a fee of $25.  As an alternative, Timber Mesa Fire District will come out and replace your battery for free.  You can call them at ­­­­­­­­­­­­­928-537-5100.

• Pets - It is important that all pet owners follow the pet policies of the Park.  All waste must be picked up and disposed of promptly.  All pets, including cats, must be fenced or kept on a leash, when outside.  Pets must never be tied up outside and left unattended.  Pets must be accompanied by owners and under voice command/control at all times inside Woodfield.  Pets may not use any site, other than your own, as "potty spots" or “dog runs”. 

• Mail - Mailbox receptacles are located at the rear of the Pavilion.  If you are currently an RV guest or have closed on your Woodfield home and do not have a mailbox key, please stop by the RV office during normal business hours and the office staff will assign one to you.  When forwarding your mail, please format your address as follows, inserting your site # at the end of the second line.  Please do not include the word “lot” or “site”.

     Your name

     3851 Vacation Village Drive, #______

     Show Low, AZ 85901

• Wi-Fi - Wi-Fi internet is intended to be used for simple internet communication such as sending and receiving email as well as basic web surfing for personal use.  Streaming video is prohibited.  Each site is limited to (2) devices connected to the Wi-Fi network at any given time.  Stop by the RV office during RV office hours or Email office@woodfieldrv.com to receive the Wi-Fi password.  Wi-Fi is supported by Rim Tech Solutions.  Please call 844-906-0658 if you have issues with the Wi-Fi.

• Lending Library - There is a lending library in The Pavilion.  It is full of books and DVDs for our residents to borrow.  Please feel free to take a book or DVD and return it when you are finished.  Have a book or DVD you’d like to donate to the lending library?  Just place it on the shelves with the others…and thank you!

• Park Etiquette - We know it's tempting to cut through the back of your site and through your neighbors' site or driveway behind your home but please do not do it.  Please use the roadway while walking instead of taking a shortcut by cutting through other sites. We understand that taking shortcuts by walking through other sites saves time and energy but please respect your neighbors’ space and privacy.

• Rocks/Trees - Please do not take any native rocks or other materials (down/dead wood) from neighboring lots or Woodfield property.  If you would like to purchase native rocks or materials, please submit a service request to receive a price.  .

RESIDENT GROUPS

• Zumba with Mary will be held every Tuesday and Thursday morning at 8:30 a.m. at The Pavilion.  Contact Mary (space #601 or 480-250-9701) for more information.  Please note, no Zumba on July 5th.

• Jim Berg will coordinate men's golf on Thursdays.  Call, text or email him at 602-321-8456 or jim.berg@q.com for more information.

• Bunco will be held every Thursday at 6:00 p.m. at The Pavilion.  There is a $5.00 buy-in and men and women are welcome.  Contact Mary Lou (space #19 or 303-503-5739).  Please note, no Bunco on July 7th.

• Join the women of Woodfield to create and deepen friendships. Every Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. at The Pavilion.  Bring your wine (or preferred drink of choice) and come enjoy a fun afternoon. Please contact Patti (space #402 or 979-702-0127) if you have questions.

• Pat (space #312 or 623-826-2921) invites everyone to play Hand & Foot every Monday from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. (or whenever the game finishes) at The Pavilion.

• Poker night will be every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at The Pavilion.  Contact John (space #408 or 810-569-1991) for more information.

• Craft together every Sunday at 10:00 a.m. at The Pavilion.  Bring whatever craft you are working on and craft with friends.

• Walk to the Beat heart healthy DVD exercise every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 8:00 a.m. at The Pavilion.  Contact June (space #44 or 480-241-4430) for more information.

• Quilting every Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at The Pavilion.  Contact Pat (space #312 or 623-826-2921) for more information.

• Non-denominational video church will be streamed live from Christ’s Church of the Valley (CCV) every Sunday at The Pavilion at 8:30 a.m.

• Mahjong will be held every Thursday afternoon from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at The Pavilion.  Beginners are welcome and teaching is available.  Contact Glenda (406-750-3031) for more information.

• Samba (card game) will be every Tuesday from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at The Pavilion.  Contact Sandy (space #39 or 602-312-9058) for more information.

• April Sterlachini will coordinate women's golf on Tuesday's.  Contact April (space #603 or 480-522-5893) for more information.

Here are few events to check out around the mountain in July:

• July 1 - Deuces Wild Rough Stock Rodeo at the Culver’s Village Arena.  Gates open at 5:30 p.m., rodeo begins at 7:00 p.m.
• July 1, 2, and 3 - Annual 4th of July Arts & Crafts Festival at The Orchard at Charlie Clark’s.  Gates open at 9:00 a.m.

• July 4 - City of Show Low’s 4th of July celebration kicks off at 9:00 a.m. with the annual parade along the Deuce of Clubs.  Wet Zone fun begins following the parade at Frontier Field.  FreedomFest activities start at 3:00 p.m. at Show Low High School Football Stadium with specialty foods and concerts.  Fireworks begin at 9:00 p.m.
• July 9 - The 10th Annual Derby Down the Deuce beginning at 8:00 a.m.  Race starts at the post office stop light and ends at Dairy Queen in Show Low.
• Show Low Main Street’s Farmer’s Market & Art Walk, every Saturday through September 24 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Festival Marketplace in Show Low. 

A Parade of Homes and Poker Run event is scheduled for August 19th beginning at 11:00 a.m.  If you own a Woodfield home and would like to welcome neighbors from the park into your home for a tour and some light appetizers, please let the office know.  Once we know how many homeowners would like to participate, we can continue planning and will keep you apprised of the details.

COMMUNITY GUIDELINES

Woodfield has established community guidelines that must be followed when improvements to your home and/or landscaping are being considered.  The guidelines have been thoughtfully prepared to help integrate architecture, landscape, and lifestyle amenities with the beautiful natural environment of the White Mountains, and will create continuity within the community and maintain property values within the neighborhood.  All improvements must be approved by Woodfield management prior to any work being done.  The guidelines can be found on the website here.