Querencia's Canyon Club: Published Amenities and Reported Updates

Published amenity lists and later coverage have not always described the same facilities at the Canyon Club.

The Canyon Club is Querencia's family activity campus, distinct from the golf-focused Clubhouse and the oceanfront Beach Club. It has been under construction in phases since at least 2023, and the differences between the club's own materials and outside coverage are worth sorting out, especially if you're the one trying to plan a Saturday around it.

Phase One Was the Easy Part

Phase one opened in the winter of 2024 and delivered exactly what it promised: a skate park, a pump track, a soccer field, and basketball and beach volleyball courts. All outdoor, all straightforward to build, all easy to photograph for a brochure. That phase set the expectation for what phase two would be.

Phase two turned out to be a different kind of project.

The December Deadline

Materials describing the buildout pointed to a December 2025 completion date for the full Canyon Club campus. The list at that point included a trampoline park, an indoor climbing wall, a family pool with a splash zone, an on-site market called el Merkado stocked with fresh produce, juices, smoothies, and coffee, dining, and an open-air cinema. Some versions of that list also mentioned a bowling alley and a dog park. Other versions, published around the same time, left those two out entirely.

The dog park appears in one account but not another, so the published lists differ on whether it was part of the planned scope.

What Later Coverage Listed

By January 2026, outside travel coverage was describing a Canyon Club with amenities not listed in its earlier phase-two descriptions. That coverage listed a restaurant, an arcade, a golf simulator, a playground, and a ninja course among the campus's amenities. Several of those five items, the simulator especially, do not appear in Querencia's earlier phase-two descriptions, though those descriptions did include dining.

Here's the comparison laid out plainly:

The lists differ, but those differences alone don't establish whether the club changed its scope after the original announcement.

Published Descriptions Over Time

This isn't unique to the Canyon Club. Querencia's Beach Club has been described as "newly opened" in the club's own materials since at least December 2023. Pages published in September 2025 and again in March 2026 still use that same phrase, word for word, years after the Beach Club actually opened. The repeated wording is a reminder that the phrase alone does not establish the Beach Club's current status.

For a resident, the practical takeaway is simple: confirm what's currently open with the front desk or staff at the Clubhouse rather than relying on any single published amenity page, including this one.

"We're building a connected community," Jorge Carrera, Querencia's partner and CEO, said in Essential Golf's report. "Our goal is to create and maintain a welcoming place for generations to come together and make memories and connect in new ways."

That's the intent behind the Canyon Club. Published descriptions and later coverage have not always listed the same amenities.

The Beach Club's Dining Rotation, By Name

While published descriptions of the Canyon Club have differed, the Beach Club's dining lineup offers a useful contrast. Four venues sit along Acapulquito Beach, a swimmable and surfable stretch of the Sea of Cortez that gives Querencia a different coastal profile than the rougher Pacific side of the peninsula:

• La Ola, the indoor and outdoor anchor restaurant at the Beach Club
• Jorge's, a quick sushi and handroll bar named after one of Querencia's own members
• Ocean Grill, poolside and casual, with salads, tacos, bowls, and guacamole, and ocean views that turn into a whale-watching backdrop in season
• Pop's, a retro-style dessert shop

None of these four have shifted names or descriptions across the sources that mention them, which is its own useful signal. The dining descriptions are consistent; the Canyon Club lists differ.

Beyond the Amenities: The Calendar

The parts of Querencia life that don't show up on any static amenity page are arguably the ones worth tracking most closely. The club's Speaker Series has run sessions on subjects ranging from world politics to the science of aging to sound healing, bringing outside voices in for members who want more than a pool day. A newer culinary director has added monthly chef's table dinners to the calendar, alongside an annual wine and food festival that has reportedly sold out every year it's been held.

None of that requires a construction crew. It requires checking the events calendar rather than the amenities page, which tells you more about what's actually happening this month than any list of finished square footage.

The Practical Read

If you're inside the gates, the Canyon Club's exact current roster is worth confirming directly rather than trusting any single published source, this post included. The published lists differ, so they aren't a firm basis for predicting what comes next. Querencia is also mid-build on a second Tom Fazio golf course, Campo Alto, expected by the end of 2026.

For members trying to plan a week, the shortcut is this: call ahead for anything at the Canyon Club, use the Beach Club's dining names as a starting point, and watch the events calendar for the things no spec sheet will ever capture.

If you're weighing a move within Querencia, thinking about what a home near the Canyon Club or Beach Club side of the community might be worth, or just want a clearer read on how the neighborhood's amenities affect day-to-day living, Jorge Gómez is happy to talk through it. Let's Connect.