While enjoying the bustling area of Campbell & Skyline where La Encantada, Gallery Row, Paloma Village
Center and Plaza Colonial each have a corner and proudly present some of Tucson's finest restaurants, well-known and
respected galleries, upscale shopping and leading spas, few people realize that they are only a block or two away from one
of Tucson's most charming, desirable and quiet residental communities, the Catalina Pueblo.
This appealing community, built in the 1970's has 108 townhomes, 3 community swimming pools
and many charming walking paths and common areas. And, it boasts one of the lowest HOA dues in the entire area: $500
annually.
To get the feel of this enchanting community, scroll down on the page to see various
photos of its streets and walking paths. On the next page, you'll find random photos of many of the homes.
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Sandy Thompson's Garden
Photo by Terry Temple
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Calle del Caballo looking North 
When you walk to the East end of Maria you come to a set of stone steps. Many walkers turn around there..
You don't need to. The stairs descend into a wash and you are most welcome. If you walk through to the North you will
see the lovely garden Sandra has made. You can see many native and desert adapted species. You may even see Sandra in the
early morning. Shortly you will come to another set of stone steps and these take you to the neighborhood behind us.
From there walk West and you will come out to Posada.
If you stay in the wash, walk South and turn left at the end of the wall. You are on the way to Starbucks. Walk further South
and you are back on Pueblo. Joe
Thompson, Board President
Avenida de Pueblo
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