Frequently Asked Questions
Does the park offer rentals?
No. All of our residents own their mobile homes and pay lot rent. We do offer a lease-to-own option to qualified applicants.
How does a mobile home park work?
Residents own and maintain their own mobile homes. Residents pay monthly rent of between $400-450 for the lot to the mobile home park management. This includes onsite management, park amenities, lawncare, and trash collection. Residents sign an agreement to abide by the mobile home park rules and regulations when they join the community.
What amenities does the park offer?
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On-site friendly responsive staff
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Staff safety patrol
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Monthly newsletters with park news and upcoming events
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Quarterly Home Beautiful Contest
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Recreation Hall with library
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Coin-operated laundry
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Additional parking available for a fee
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Seminars and talks
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Pet-free park
What is a 55+ Park? What is the application process like?
The primary resident must be 55 or older. When you apply, we will run a background check on applicants to look at credit history and any criminal history. There is an application fee of $65.
Tell me about the park's safety and security
We are a quiet, tight-knit community with people who look out for each other. We have vigilant on-site staff who patrol the acreage regularly. There are security cameras monitored by the managers, and every potential resident undergoes a background check.
What kind of social events does the park have?
We offer weekly coffee in the Recreation Hall, and host summer ice cream socials, dinner dances, pizza nights, movie nights, a book club, and a Christmas party. We have open, grassy spaces for recreation. We send out a monthly newsletter with park news and details about upcoming events.
Is the park affiliated with any professional organizations?
We are members of the FMHA-- the Florida Manufactured Housing Association, a non-profit that works to provide information about manufactured homes.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Nice, quiet, nicely maintained park. They have a lot of activities going on and quarterly picnics
– Facebook review