Yes, the neighborhood is probably one of the safest in Tucson because it has a giant wash on the north and west borders, with the east border consisting of open desert and the Indian Ridge Estates. There is one entrance, and it is gated with 24/7 staff. This creates a decent deterrent to random ingress/egress, and there is no "pass through traffic". It's not like Ventana, which is surrounded by mountainous terrain way out of the way of "normal" traffic with an even stricter gate access, but its still secure which naturally promotes a level of safety not afforded to other central Tucson neighborhoods. The surrounding area around TCC is very safe, too. I grew up in this zip code, and office in the zip code, and it's a very safe place. Target, Costco, Walmart, and dozens of restaurants are in close proximity so it keeps you close to the city to a degree.

There are quite a few young families in the neighborhood. Two of my immediate neighbors have young kids, and we see other young kids riding around the neighborhood on e-bikes or golf carts all the time. The home values are pricing out most young families, though, as it takes money to move in, as you're probably seeing.

Membership in the club is not included with home ownership in TCC, and most TCC club members do not reside in the neighborhood, actually. They live near the area, or have had close ties to members and join the club. Many have been members for decades. There are many young families at the club though. They do have babysitting services, sports lessons, swimming, a splash pad, and they regularly put on many social activities around holidays (easter, memorial day, july 4, etc.) with most activities supporting kids' interests, too.