Retire to Sun City Arizona
Del Webb’s vision

Sun and fun may have been the initial attraction to retire to Sun City many years ago, but the strength of Sun City’s residents and their enduring ability to take care of one another may be the key to the community’s continued success—and the primary difference between it and all those since, that have tried to imitate Del Webb’s vision.

Sun City made national news when it opened January 1st, 1960; its initial success earned national attention. The community was highlighted in newspaper and magazine articles throughout the country, featured on the national news, and profiled on TV shows.Sun City, Arizona was the first community of its kind in the nation; it paved the way for retirement communities in the United States.

Sun City, Arizona continues to enjoy the reputation as one of the worlds most popular and thriving active-adult communities and would like to make national news again when we celebrate our 50th in 2010.

Ever since that day, new places to retire continue being built everywhere; Del Webb is actually now a part of Pulte Homes and are not just known to Arizona, but also in 15 additional states.

Sun City is a self-contained community that lacks the majority of stress that a normal community would have. You will not see traffic jams; golf carts are legal to drive on the streets in Sun City and that is often what people use to ride around town.

Volunteering and community activities are strong in Sun City. It is a place where you can partake in a wide variety of interests and arts-related clubs. Retiring to Sun City is an ideal adult community where all residents can be as active as they wish. With seven recreation centers, eight golf courses and more than 120 chartered clubs, there’s something for everyone in Sun City!

White Tank, a beautiful mountain park, located a few
miles from Sun City offers a number of outdoor
recreational activities. Click here to learn more.

You might want to check out other City from Arizona

*Mesa *Prescott *Tempe

*Tucson *Yuma