Our Clubhouse complex facilities are all wheelchair accessible. The main room of the Clubhouse complex is Friendship Hall. The hall measures 49 feet by 77 feet and will hold all of the members for a meeting or social event. The south end of the room is lit with a stained glass window, created by a volunteer several years ago. The room has a sound system, sound absorbing ceiling and wall treatment, an organ, a player piano, and stage. The Hilltoppers, our social activities organization,  recently purchased new, round tables for meals, games and conversation in the hall.

 Many group activites are scheduled for Friendship Hall, including committee meetings, social hours, dancing lessons, meals, aerobics, and games. Many card and tile games including Mah Jongg are played every day and in the evening there are often larger groups playing Hand and Foot, Pokeno, or some other game of skill or chance.

 Next to Friendship Hall is the commercial kitchen where many great meals have been prepared. The volunteer cooks also bake cookies and make coffee to take to the members working on projects throughout the park, and on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, ice cream is served to the membership.

 Large crafts and sewing rooms are located in the main building. Here you will find classes in various kinds of crafts as well as different people making their crafty wares. At least once a year there is a crafts sale to benefit the Hilltoppers and help pay for equipment and supplies for these rooms.

One of the four laundries on the resort grounds is located in the main building. This gives members the opportunity to do their daily chores while participating in activities at the Clubhouse.

 The annex building next to Friendship Hall contains the resort's post office, with a lockbox assigned to each site. Volunteers sort the mail each day when it arrives from the Aguanga Post Office. However, Jojoba Hills SKP Resort does not act as a Mail Receiving/Forwarding Agency like Escapees in Livingston where the mail is collected and then sent in bulk when you call and ask for it. If a member is going to be out of the park, they supply address labels to the resort post office and their first class mail will be forwarded as directed on the labels. The resort post office has no provision to receive mail for guests. Guests can use General Delivery at the Aguanga post office just down the road.

 The cardroom in the annex is equipped for a variety of card games. On the west side is the "Wall of Fame" showing pictures of everyone in the park on a map of the sites. It is useful for relating member name to site.

The billiard room contains three pocket billiard tables where members meet from time to time to practice their shark skills, not to say any one of them is a pool shark. But be careful before you challenge any of the women to a game of pool. There are some very talented ladies in this resort.

 An exercise room with a fine selection of equipment is available in the annex to all members and guests. Much of this equipment was donated when new members arrived and still had their exercise equipment in storage. Much better to put it to use in the exercise room. The equipment in this room along with the hills throughout the resort keep most of the members in good physical shape, all things considered. Next to the exercise room and pool are the men's and women's restrooms, each complete with showers and a sauna.

The library lounge in the annex has an excellent selection of current books and magazines and a large selection of video VHS tapes and a growing DVD collection. Members can check out these materials and take them back to their rigs, or they can enjoy them in the quiet of the reading room. The centerpiece of this room is the large display cabinet built by members where the fine collections of other members are shown, ranging from sea shells to dolls to antique figurines to indian articrafts.

November 4, 2009